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| Birth: | 1673 in Isle of Wright County, Virginia |
| Death: | Before. 10 Jan 1750/51 in Southampton County, Virginia |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Arthur (2.) Whitehead b. 1650 in Isle of Wright County, Virginia |
| Mother: | Mary Godwin b. About. 1652 in Virginia |
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| Fact 1: He was married three times. |
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Arthur Whitehead married as his first wife, Isabella Purcell, a descendant of European nobility. In about 1723, he settled the estate of William West. Six years later, in 1729, Arthur appraised the estate of Edward Powers, then in 1736, he appraised the estates of Robert Vick and John Vasser. The next year, he appraised the estate of William Worrell.
Arthur Whitehead made his will out on March 12, 1744, but it was not recorded until January 1750. In it he names his eldest son, Arthur, who received land adjoining William Turner; his grandson, Arthur Whitehead; son Lewis, who was left land on the Pottycassey Creek in North Carolina; son, Nathan, who received land on Fishing Creek; grandson, Benjamin Whitehead; daughter, Catrin Cobb; grandson Jacob Vick; daughter, Mary; and daughter, Ann, who was left a plantation and Negro Toney, and a feather bed.
Several, if not all, of his family were Quakers, and attended the Pagan Creek Monthly Meeting in Isle of Wright County, Virginia.
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