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  From LDS IGI online
  
  Duke WHALEBONE  Sex:  M
  
  Event(s):  Christened:  31 Mar 1717
    London, St. Botolph Without Aldgate, London, England
  
  Parents:  Father:  Jno. WHALEBONE  Mother:  Ann
  
  David WHALBONE  Sex:  M
  
  Event(s):  Christened:  14 May 1721
    London, St. Botolph Without Aldgate, London, England
  
  Parents:  Father:  Jno. WHALBONE  Mother:  Ann
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  Tho. WHALEBONE  Sex:  M
  
  Event(s):  Christened:  2 Aug 1719
    London, St. Botolph Without Aldgate, London, England
  
  Parents:  Father:  Jno. WHALEBONE  Mother:  An.
  
  
  
  Sina WHALEBONE  Sex:  F
  
  Marriage(s):  Spouse:  James CANADAY  Marriage:  27 Mar 1804
    Caswell', 'North Carolina
  
  
  
  In Reply to: Marmaduke Whalbone Va and N C 1700s posted by
  brenfroe on September 27, 1998 at 09:35:32:
  
  Hello, Duke and John Whalebone were sea farers all right.
  They were English felons transported to America on the
  ships Rose and Alexander that carried felons from England
  to America. Their names are among the passengers. However,
  most of these felons were in jail because of their
  religious beliefs. Shall we think the best of them? But
  truly this will give you a clue as to where they came from
  in England. Rose and Alexander well Documented as Ships.
  Carolyn Wellborn Haskins Posted by Carolyn W. Haskins on
  February 03, 1999 at 20:30:11:
  
  Hello, Does anyone descend from Duke Wilburn of the big
  fist fight in Fauquier Co., VA in 1750's or from Duke
  Welborn/Wilburn of the Duke Welborn/Wilburn who married
  Roxie McGee the daughter of Joel Robert McGee and Margaret
  Gabrilla Moore who died in New Boston , TX and went there
  with other Wilburns from MO in 1850's? These are different
  men with same intriguing name and adventurous spirit.
  
  
  > In a book called: > > ORIGINAL LISTS OF EMIGRANTS IN
  BONDAGE FROM LONDON TO THE AMERICAN > COLONIES, 1719-1744 >
  Written and edited by Marion and Jack Kamindow > Published
  by Magna Carta Book Co. Baltimore , MD 21215   1967 > >
  Page 168 > > Duke Whalebone  58 [ref. #58 means Sailed from
  Newgate Prison, London to Virginia on the ship named
  Dorsetshire, Captain John Whiting, 93 person came onboard
  at Newgate, on Jan. 3 1737] > John Whalebone 17A [ref. 17A
  means Sailed from Newgate Prison, London to Virginia on the
  ship named Forward Frigate, Captain Daniel Russell, 43
  persons boarded at Newgate, on Oct 25, 1723, this could be
  Duke's father] > Sarah Wilburne 16 [Ref. 16 means, sailed
  from Newgate Prison, London to Maryland on the Alexander,
  Captian John King, 70 persons boarded at Newgate on July 4,
  1723]
  
  > > In the introduction: > "According to WilliamEddis in
  his "Letters From America"  nobody would pay > wages when
  they could get convict or indentured servant labor for
  nothing > but the initial down payment.  Moreover, convicts
  could be bought for a > term of seven years at least,
  whereas the term of indentured servant, who > for the most
  part came over of his own free will, was usually only four
  > years.  There was also a popular belief that anybody
  would voluntarily bind > himself into slavery for a term of
  years as the indentured servants did, > must be fleeing his
  country for sinister reasons." > > Since they came in
  bondage it is not known by me to whom they were >
  indentured in America but you should be able to find out
  fairly easy since > you know where they were. > > I will
  have to search for the Fauquier record but it is a court
  record. > > Carolyn Wellborn Haskins
  
  > Duke came to VA 1737 > John came to VA 1723 > > Numerous
  Charles Powells came  one in 1726 to VA and another in same
  time > period. > > Duke married Elizabeth Powell on Dec 3,
  1745 in Stafford Co., VA. > James Canaday m. Sina Whalebone
  on Mar 27, 1804 NC >> > Caswell Co., NC > Marmaduke
  Williams m. Agnes Hariss Oct 26, 1798 > > Nannie W. Powell
  m. Ralph D. Williams  Mar 27, 1863 > > Lots of Powell
  marriages there. > > I have never really worked on this
  line and do not consider them related to > our Wellborn
  lines. > > There is one Wilburn in Caswell Co. NC  W. H.
  Wilburn m. Louisa Hart Dec > 24, 1855. > > I think the male
  line of Whalebone died out.  Think only females carry >
  lines on. > > I have never seen anyone that spelled it
  Wilbourn /Whalebone in all my > years of research. > >
  However I retain "The Duke " in my records.  Mostly just
  for fun. > > Carolyn Wellborn Haskins
  
  > The Assault and Battery Charge is: > > Prince William
  County, VA  Court Minute Book   Page 93  November 29, 1752
  > > Duke Wilburn Plaintif  Edward Hore Defendant > > The
  suit is dismissed. > > > A portion of Prince William Co. VA
  is later part of Fauquier Co., VA > > Carolyn Wellborn
  Haskins
  
  
  Duke WELBURN  Sex:  M
  
  Event(s):  Born:  11 Oct 1841
    Grafton, Lorain, Ohio
  
  Parents:  Father:  Jesse WELBURN  Mother:  Mary Ann LOCKWOOD
  
  
  From Complete book of Emigrants in Bondage, 1614-1775 by
  PEter Wilson Coldham, Baltimore 1988
  
  John Whalebone Sentenced August Transported Oct 1723 On the
  Forward to Virginia from Middlesex England

Details of Duke's family with Elizabeth Betsy (Powell)

Details of Duke's family with Elizabeth UNKNOWN