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He was in command of the ship Garland out of London going to Virginia Colony when he died from injuries suffered in a storm off of Bermuda in 1619.
 
He was in command of the ship Garland out of London going to Virginia Colony when he died from injuries suffered in a storm off of Bermuda in 1619.
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1619. The ship Garland left London bound for Virginia but ended up in Bermuda - then the Somer's Islands - where she was seized.{{ref|1}}
  
 
Potential Children of Capt. Frances Whitney and an unknown wife:
 
Potential Children of Capt. Frances Whitney and an unknown wife:
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==References==
 
==References==
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1. {{note|1}} [http://www.bermuda-online.org/history.htm Bermuda's History from 1500 to 1699]
  
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
  
* Could this be the "English merchant brig Warwick, which arrived from England in Castle Harbor on October 20, 1619. A month later the brig sank in the harbor during a storm." - [http://www.skin-diver.com/departments/DiveTheWorld/CarribeanAndBermuda/Bermuda/Bermudas12Undiscovered.asp?theID=423 ''Bermuda's 12 Undiscovered Treasure Wrecks''], Robert F. Marx, Dec. 1997.
 
 
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Copyright © 2006, The Whitney Research Group
 
Copyright © 2006, The Whitney Research Group

Revision as of 14:25, 25 June 2006

Capt. Francis Whitney, parentage unknown, was born about 1585, England, and died 1619 from injuries suffered in a storm off of Bermuda.

He was in command of the ship Garland out of London going to Virginia Colony when he died from injuries suffered in a storm off of Bermuda in 1619.

1619. The ship Garland left London bound for Virginia but ended up in Bermuda - then the Somer's Islands - where she was seized.[1]

Potential Children of Capt. Frances Whitney and an unknown wife:

i. Samuel Whitney, born about 1615, died 1674, Bermuda.

References

1. ^  Bermuda's History from 1500 to 1699

Notes


Copyright © 2006, The Whitney Research Group