| Name | Sarah BASSETT |
| Birth | 1630, Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts |
| Death | 22 Jan 1711, Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts Age: 81 |
| Father | William BASSETT (~1590-1667) |
| Mother | Elizabeth TILDEN (~1603-~1667) |
| 1 | Peregrine WHITE "Captain, Militia" |
| Birth | 20 Dec 1620, aboard the Mayflower, Provincetown Harbor, Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts |
| Death | 20 Jul 1704, Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts Age: 83 |
| Occupation | Farmer; Politician |
| Father | William WHITE (1591-1620) |
| Mother | Susannah FULLER (1593-1680) |
| Marriage | 24 Dec 1646, Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts |
| Children | UNNAMED |
| Daniel (1649-1724) | |
| Jonathan (1658-1737) | |
| Peregrine (1660-1723) | |
| Sarah (1663-1755) | |
| Sylvanus (1667-1688) | |
| Mercy (1670-1739) |
Peregrine [White] married Sarah Basset about 1648. Sarah's parents, William and Elizabeth Bassett, had been members of the Leiden Separatist community. They arrived in Plymouth in 1621 in the Fortune. Sarah was born after their arrival in Plymouth, sometime before 1627. The Bassets had considerable land in Marshfield and Peregrine moved onto his in-laws land, buying several adjacent pieces of property as the years progressed. Peregrine and Sarah had 7 children.
At age 78, Peregrine officially joined the Marshfield church. He lived until July of 1704, dying at Marshfield aged 83. - [1]
[1] - Pilgrim Hall Museum, America's museum of Pilgrim possessions; www.pilgrimhall.org
[2] - Fuller, From the Mayflower ... to Michigan; www.jowest.net/genealogy/jo/fuller
[3] - http://longislandgenealogy.com/white