Genealogy of Arnold H. Breitenbach Please note; All information is not fully documented and is currently being researched.

Husband: Daniel Whitehead
   Born: 1646             at: Jamaica, Queens, Ny  
Married: 2 Oct 1672       at: Of Jamaica, Queens, Ny  
   Died: 30 Oct 1703      at: Jamiaca, Queens, Ny  
 Father:Daniel Whitehead
 Mother:Sarah Armitage
        Other Spouses: 
   Wife: Abigail Stevenson
   Born: 1640             at: Jamaica, Long Island, Ny  
   Died: 15 Oct 1717      at: Jamaica, Long Island, New York  
 Father:Thoams Stevenson
 Mother:
        Other Spouses: Daniel Denton  
CHILDREN
   Name: Mercy Whitehead
   Born: ABT 1665         at: Long Island, New York  
Married: 3 Apr 1683       at: , Long Island, New York  
   Died:                  at:   
Spouses: Thomas Betts  Joseph Sackett  
   Name: Mary Whitehead
   Born: ABT 1667         at: Long Island, New York  
Married:                  at:   
   Died:                  at:   
Spouses: John Taylor  Thomas Burroughs  William Urquhart  
   Name: Elizabeth Whitehead
   Born: ABT 1669         at: Jamaica, Long Island, Ny  
Married:                  at:   
   Died: 1715             at:   
Spouses: Anthony Waters, Jr.  
   Name: Amy Whitehead
   Born: 17 Jun 1679      at: Jamaica, Long Island, Ny  
Married:                  at:   
   Died: 1742             at: Bethelhem, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey  
Spouses: Jacob Joseph Doughty  
   Name: Jonathan Whitehead
   Born: 1672             at: Jamaica, Long Island, New York  
Married: 23 Jul 1697      at: Long Island, New York  
   Died:                  at:   
Spouses: Sarah Field  
   Name: Thomas Whitehead
   Born: C. 1673          at: Jamaica, Long Island, New York  
Married: 24 Dec 1703      at: Long Island, New York  
   Died: 1732             at:   
Spouses: Jane Creed  
   Name: Deborah Whitehead
   Born: 1675             at: Jamaica, Long Island, New York  
Married:                  at: Long Island, New York  
   Died: 1712             at:   
Spouses: Thomas Hicks
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