Individual Details

"William Whitesides was transported about 1719 to Stafford County, Virginia. After serving his indenture he was a tobacco farmer in that part of Stafford County that became Prince William County, Virginia. In 1764 he and his family removed to a tract on Negro Run in Culpeper County, Virginia. Besides a son John he probably had daughters, Lettice and Sarah. This son John was alive in 1768 but apparently predeceased his father. This John had two children, John and Mary. I am descended from Mary and twice through the second John. The younger John removed to Boones Creek in Fayette County, Kentucky, where he died in 1806. (Todd Whitesides.)

Birth	Abt, 1699
Marriage		Unknown

Spouse	Unknown ( - )
Child	Mary Whitesides (1752 - 1810)
Child	John Whitesides (1750 - )