Will - Person Sheet
Will - Person Sheet
NamePHILLIPS, Hannah 
, 10G Grandmother
, 10G GrandmotherBirth Date15 Nov 1654
Birth PlaceWeymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Death Date5 Oct 1732 Age: 77
Death PlaceWeymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
FatherPHILLIPS, Deacon Nicholas (1611-1672)
MotherJEWSON, Elizabeth (1612-1671)
Spouses
1WHITE, Lt. Ebenezer I , 10G Grandfather
, 10G GrandfatherBirth Date25 Nov 1648
Birth PlaceWeymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Death Date24 Jul 1703 Age: 54
Death PlaceWeymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
FatherWHITE, Thomas Martin (~1599-1679)
MotherWORKMAN, Ann (~1603-1679)
Misc. Notes
Lieutenant Ebenezer White (also styled "Captain") son of Capt. Thomas White was born in Weymouth, MA in 1648. He lived and died in his native town on the place afterwards occupied by his great-great-grandson, Deacon Abiel White, in North Weymouth.
He was admitted a Freeman in 1674. He was "a man of integrity and worth and a respected and useful citizen". He served his town for many years as a Selectman and in 1690 was commissioned Lieutenant of Weymouth Company (Capt. Ephraim Hunt, commanding) and served in the expedition to Canada against the French and the Indians, in King William's War (1690/91). The record of his death (Weymouth town records) and his gravestone use the title "lieutenant" and other records designate him as "captain".
He married in Weymouth in 1671, Hannah Phillips, born in Weymouth Nov 15, 1654, daughter of Nicholas and Hannah (Salter) Phillips. Lieutenant Ebenezer White died in Weymouth, August 24, 1703, at the age of 55 and the inventory of his estate amounted to £955:10s:6d
He was admitted a Freeman in 1674. He was "a man of integrity and worth and a respected and useful citizen". He served his town for many years as a Selectman and in 1690 was commissioned Lieutenant of Weymouth Company (Capt. Ephraim Hunt, commanding) and served in the expedition to Canada against the French and the Indians, in King William's War (1690/91). The record of his death (Weymouth town records) and his gravestone use the title "lieutenant" and other records designate him as "captain".
He married in Weymouth in 1671, Hannah Phillips, born in Weymouth Nov 15, 1654, daughter of Nicholas and Hannah (Salter) Phillips. Lieutenant Ebenezer White died in Weymouth, August 24, 1703, at the age of 55 and the inventory of his estate amounted to £955:10s:6d
Marr Date2 Jun 1671
Marr PlaceWeymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts