| Born | abt 1690 Lancashire, England |
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| Married | abt 1713 Elizabeth Goodman Chowan Co., NC |
| Died | abt 1770 Dobbs Co., NC |
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William Whitfield I was killed by Indians in 1770, and his wife Elizabeth was also killed by Indians in 1773, Dobbs County, N.C.
William I left his name many times on the records of North Carolina. In 1723 he was one of 137 jurymen for Bertie County. In 1724 the Council held at Edenton, N.C., heard the petition of William Whitfield "praying for the recovery of certain lands from one John Holmes being 600 acres lying at Beverly's on Meherrine". July 1726, William was a juryman again, and July 1728, a member of the jury in the case of John Lackey. August 1732 William appointed Thomas Jones his attorney in a case against William Badham of Edenton. February 1739/40 he was again on a list of jurymen for Bertie and Edgecomb Counties along with Needham Bryan, William Whitfield II and Hardy Councill.
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