AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameGeorge WHAITE 
10959, GGGG Uncle
10959, GGGG UncleBirth Date29 Sep 1798
Birth PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
Death Date14 Jun 1801 Age: 2
Death PlaceBingham, Nottinghamshire, England
MemoAt the home of George & Betsey Baxter.
Burial Dateaft 14 Jun 180110969
Burial PlaceBingham, Nottinghamshire, England
Memowith Elizabeth daugher of George & Betsy Baxter in Bingham Churchyard Grave NW 004. Monumental Inscription reads " - Here rest in silent and peaceful repose all that was mortal of Elizabeth, daughter of George and Betsy BAXTER and of George, son of John and Mary WHAITE of Manchester, the former of whom died April 29th 1789 aged 11 months and the latter June 19th 1801 aged 2 years and nine months. Happy babes who having escaped the vicissitudes of the wicked and transitory world are now .. Enjoying the special (?) lessons of ... purchased only by the suffering and death."
FatherJohn WAITE (<1772-1857)
MotherMary CLAYTON (<1771-1857)
Notes for George WHAITE
Letter from George and Betty Baxter of 14 June 1801.
To Mr John Whaite,
23 Hanover Street,
Manchester
Dear Brother and Sister George,
Your son my dear and everto be regretted George was taken to the bosom of his gracious and merciful God this morning early ...hoped he would have gratefully remember his Uncle and his mother, as he called his Aunt. We intend to bury him close by the side of our dear little girl, his cousin Bess. We will preserve his dear corpse till Wednesday or Thursday if Brother can come over. Join you and the children in love and remain your unhappy and distressed Brother and Sister. [Henry Clarence Whaite Papers HPB5/2]
To Mr John Whaite,
23 Hanover Street,
Manchester
Dear Brother and Sister George,
Your son my dear and everto be regretted George was taken to the bosom of his gracious and merciful God this morning early ...hoped he would have gratefully remember his Uncle and his mother, as he called his Aunt. We intend to bury him close by the side of our dear little girl, his cousin Bess. We will preserve his dear corpse till Wednesday or Thursday if Brother can come over. Join you and the children in love and remain your unhappy and distressed Brother and Sister. [Henry Clarence Whaite Papers HPB5/2]