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Genealogy of the descendants of John White of Wenham and Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1638-[1909] . JOHN WHITE. 69 Rockingham, being in Lot number nine in second Range of the planof the town. Jan. 14. 1779, bought of Ezra Whitney ninety acres of land lying intenth Range of Lots in Rockingham for .£50. Sept. 13, 1780, bought of Asa White, sixty acres of land for ,£60. Apr. 2, 1781, bought of Peter Evans, Jr., Lot number four in Wil-liams River Meadow, for ,£30. June 11,-1782, sold the same toOliver Lovell for ,£20. Apr. 2, 1781, one house lot, number four, also one lot, containingten acres in the
Genealogy of the descendants of John White of Wenham and Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1638-[1909] . JOHN WHITE. 69 Rockingham, being in Lot number nine in second Range of the planof the town. Jan. 14. 1779, bought of Ezra Whitney ninety acres of land lying intenth Range of Lots in Rockingham for .£50. Sept. 13, 1780, bought of Asa White, sixty acres of land for ,£60. Apr. 2, 1781, bought of Peter Evans, Jr., Lot number four in Wil-liams River Meadow, for ,£30. June 11,-1782, sold the same toOliver Lovell for ,£20. Apr. 2, 1781, one house lot, number four, also one lot, containingten acres in the East Division, being part of a forty acre lot and is ad-joining sd house lot. Apr. 10, 1781, bought of Asahel Stebbins of Northfield for ,£16 twohouse lots, one joining on East River. Mr. White built in Rockingham a frame house, which is now stand-ing as a corn barn near the brick house built by his son Phineas in1813 and afterward occupied by Phineas sons, Luke and WilliamWhite. In the old church at Rockingham built about 1773, we find the pewonce occupied by Josiah White and on the de
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