Hannah White was born October 25, 1786 in Uxbridge, Worchester, Mass, and died July 2, 1847 in Lee, Oneida, New York. She married Stephan Salisbury February 5, 1808 in Western, Oneida Co., New York. Stephan and Hannah had 5 children: George Washington, Prudence O, Chloe, Sarah S., and Napolean Bonaparte Salisbury. Her and Stephan are buried next to each other in Evergreen Cemetery, Lee, New York. Hannah White Salisbury's relative five generations later, Peregrine White was one of the first babies born on the Mayflower, November 20, 1620, while in the port of Cap Code Harbour. His parents were William White and Susannah Fuller White. They also had a son named Resolved White. Peregrine died July 22, 1704, his father William died shortly after arriving at Plymouth Harbour. William White was a signer on the Mayflower Compact along with others, Susannah married a fellow Mayflower passenger after William died, Mr. Winslow. Per Ancestry.com, sourced.
Hannah White was born October 25, 1786 in Uxbridge, Worchester, Mass, and died July 2, 1847 in Lee, Oneida, New York. She married Stephan Salisbury February 5, 1808 in Western, Oneida Co., New York. Stephan and Hannah had 5 children: George Washington, Prudence O, Chloe, Sarah S., and Napolean Bonaparte Salisbury. Her and Stephan are buried next to each other in Evergreen Cemetery, Lee, New York. Hannah White Salisbury's relative five generations later, Peregrine White was one of the first babies born on the Mayflower, November 20, 1620, while in the port of Cap Code Harbour. His parents were William White and Susannah Fuller White. They also had a son named Resolved White. Peregrine died July 22, 1704, his father William died shortly after arriving at Plymouth Harbour. William White was a signer on the Mayflower Compact along with others, Susannah married a fellow Mayflower passenger after William died, Mr. Winslow. Per Ancestry.com, sourced.
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