 Complete the following phrase:  Sir John White was married at the age of 32 to Dorothea Harpur, daughter of John Harpur of Swarkston. Sir Johns father-in-law was one of the most considerable gentlemen in Derbyshire. The Harpur pedigree can be traced for 14 generations before Dorothy, Lady White, beginning with Richard Harper, temp. Henry I. Dorothea Whites grandmother, on her fathers side, was Jane Finderne, heiress of Finderne. Of the house of Finderne, Burke writes- The hamlet of Finderne, in the Parish of Mickleover, about four miles from Derby, was the chief residence of a family who derived their name from the place of their patrimony for nine generations. From the times of Edward I to those of Henry VIII, when the male line became extinct and the estate passed, by the marriage of the heiress to the Harpurs, the house of Finderne was one of the most distinguished in Derbyshire. Members of it had won their spurs in the Crusades and also at the 