9 records use this name between 27 January 1612–31 March 1625.
These records use the same name. The archive metadata alone does not prove that every occurrence refers to one individual.
Name in the recordsWilliam White
Recorded rolesDeceased · Father · Witness · Debtor · Mentioned · Groom · Declarant · Guardian, witness
Places statedLeiden
Record span27 January 1612–31 March 1625
The record trail
Records using this name
Registration of the banns of William White, bachelor, wool comber from England, and Ann (Suzanna) Fuller, spinster, also from England, with William Jepson and Samuel Fuller, acquaintances of the groom, and Rosamond Jepson (née Horsfield) and Sarah Priest (née Allerton), acquaintances of the bride, as witnesses.1 scanOpen recordClose record
Entered on 27 January 1612. First proclamation on 28 January; second on 4 February; third on 11 February. They were married before aldermen Jasper van Banchem and Willem Cornelisz Tybault on 16 February 1612.
William White, wool comber and bachelor from England, accompanied by William Jepson and Samuel Fuller, his acquaintances; with Ann Fuller, unmarried woman also from England, accompanied by Rosamond Jepson and Sarah Priest, her acquaintances.
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection.
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Aenget. den XXVIIen Jary 1612 ‘t Ie den 28.1.1612 ‘t IIe den 4.2.1612 ‘t IIIe den 11.2.1612 zyn getrout voor Jasper van Banchem ende Willem Cornelisz Tybault schepenen dezen XVIen February 1612. Willem With wolcammer jongman uyt Engelant vergeselschapt met Willem Jobsen ende Samuel Folle zyn bekende met En Foller jongedochter mede uyt Engelandt vergeselschapt met Rosemen Jepson ende Sara Pryst haer bekenden.
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 1004 · call no. 198 · folio 8
Registration of the banns of Samuel Fuller, widower of Alice Glasscock, serge weaver from Londen in England, and Agnes Carpenter, spinster, from Wrington in England, with Alexander Carpenter, William White, the groom’s brother-in-law, Roger Wilson and Edward Southworth, acquaintances of the groom, and Ann White (née Fuller) and Alice Southworth (née Carpenter), sister of the bride, as witnesses.1 scanOpen recordClose record
Entered on 15 March 1613. First proclamation on 16 March; second on 23 March; third on 30 March. They were married before aldermen Andries Jaspersz van Vesanevelt and Jacob Paedts on 24 April 1613.
Samuel Fuller, serge weaver from London in England, widower of Alice Glasscock, accompanied by Alexander Carpenter, William White, his brother-in-law, Roger Wilson and Edward Southworth, his acquaintances; with Agnes Carpenter, unmarried woman from Wrington in England, accompanied by Ann White and Alice Carpenter, her sister.
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection.
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Aengeteyckent den XVen Marty 1613 ‘t Ie den 16.3.1613 ‘t IIe den 23.3.1613 ‘t IIIe den 30.3.1613 zyn getrout voor Andries Jaspersz van Vesanevelt ende Jacob Paedts schepenen desen XXIIIIen Aprilis 1613. Samuel Fuller saeywercker van Londen in Engelant weduenaer van Els Glaescoock, vergeselschapt met Alexander Carpenter Willem Hoyt zyn zwager Rogier Wilsum ende Eduwaert Saetwoot zyn bekenden met Agnyes Carpenter jongedochter van Wrenten in Engelandt vergeselschapt met Agnys Weyt ende Els Carpenter haer zuster.
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 1004 · call no. 198 · folio 18v
Burial of a child of William White, who lives in Groenesteeg.1 scanOpen recordClose record
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden. This entry is a brief burial register line rather than a full notarial act.
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een kint van Willem Witen in de Groenesteech
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0501A · call no. 1315 · folio 166v
Burial of a child of William White, who lives in Uiterstegracht.1 scanOpen recordClose record
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden. This entry is a brief burial register line rather than a full notarial act.
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een kint van Willem Wit op de Uuterstegraft
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0501A · call no. 1315 · folio 206
Marriage contract dated 10 April 1621 of hatter Samuel Lee and Sarah Talbot (née Thomas), widow of William Talbot, drawn up by notary Pieter Claesz van Rijn in Leiden.1 scanOpen recordClose record
No transcription or translation is available for this record.
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0506 · call no. 207 · folio 33
Registration of the banns of Godbert Godbertson, widower of Elizabeth Kendall, hatter from Eastland, and Sarah Allerton, widow of Degory Priest, with William White and John Leesen, acquaintances of the groom, and Sarah Talbot, acquaintance of the bride, as witnesses.1 scanOpen recordClose record
Registered on the 25th of October 1621. Godbert Godbertsz, hatter from Oostlant (Eastland), widower of Elysabet Arentsdr, accompanied by Willem Wit and Jhon Leesen, both his acquaintances, with Sara Allerton, widow of Degoro Pryst, accompanied by Sara Philport, her acquaintance.
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden.
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Aengeteyckent den xxven octobris 1621 Godbert Godbertsz hoedemaecker uyt Oostlant, weduenaer van Elysabet Arentsdr, vergeselschapt met Willem Wit ende Jhon Leesen beyde zijn bekende met Sara Allerton, wedue van Degoro Pryst, vergeselschapt met Sara Philport, haer bekende
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 1004 · call no. 198 · folio 125
On 4 March 1623, Philippe de Marent living in Leiderdorp, 64 years old, and William White, tobacco merchant, living in Leiden and 36 years old, appear before the aldermen of Leiden.1 scanOpen recordClose record
No transcription or translation is available for this record.
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0508 · call no. 79O · folio 55
Notes dated 3 April 1624 of notary Jan Angilis of Leiden on the weighing of tobacco by Claes Michielsz and sworn bailliff Wadden.3 scansOpen recordClose record
No transcription or translation is available for this record.
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0506 · call no. 292 · folio 51
Purchase contract dated 31 March 1625 of tobacco between Thomas Payne, English merchant resident in Vlissingen, and William White and Robert Peck, tobacco merchants of Leiden.2 scansOpen recordClose record
No transcription or translation is available for this record.
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0506 · call no. 185 · folio 123
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