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Antrim / Re: White family of Whitehall Broughshane
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Here is the link which mentions that Fulke White had two sons. I think MK's speculation is that Timothy of Roughan may have been the "other son" so Fulke White may be a common ancestor to the Whites of White Hall and the Roughan Whites. It may be that a recognition of the family links continued but the actual relationship went back a long way. In the Braid area there was certainly a tradition of acknowledging "yer ain yins" and a recognition of kinship links remained through the generations. Since Fulke White was from the old West Riding of Yorkshire ( and I'm now living in West Yorkshire) I'd be very interested to find out if I have actually come "home"!
Here is the link which mentions that Fulke White had two sons. I think MK's speculation is that Timothy of Roughan may have been the "other son" so Fulke White may be a common ancestor to the Whites of White Hall and the Roughan Whites. It may be that a recognition of the family links continued but the actual relationship went back a long way. In the Braid area there was certainly a tradition of acknowledging "yer ain yins" and a recognition of kinship links remained through the generations. Since Fulke White was from the old West Riding of Yorkshire ( and I'm now living in West Yorkshire) I'd be very interested to find out if I have actually come "home"!