Susannah Mould White

  • Connecticut Colony

Born in New London in the Connecticut Colony, Susannah Mould White was the daughter of Hugh Mould, a prominent colonial shipbuilder, and Martha Coit. She married Ensign Daniel White of Middletown, forming a close family alliance in which her sister Mary married Daniel's brother, Joseph White. After Hugh Mould's death, Susannah's widowed mother Martha married the brothers' father, Captain Nathaniel White, further intertwining the two families. Susannah and Daniel raised eleven children, their household rooted in the Upper Houses section of Middletown (now Cromwell). She died at age ninety-one and is buried in the Old Burying Ground in Cromwell, her grave marked by a classic Puritan headstone. - AsNotedIn


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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1663/04/02 Mistress Martha Coit, wife unto Hugh Mould, shipwright of New London in the Connecticut Colony, is delivered of a daughter, Susannah, in that coastal town. The family home was on Cape Ann Lane, which is now called Ann Street. Born Shaw Cove, NL CT
1683/03/00 Susannah Mould, daughter of Hugh Mould and Mistress Martha Coit, is wed to Daniel White, joining her family to the Whites of Middletown in the Connecticut Colony. Bride
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