bite Family History
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Dale A. White . 2101 Ardleigh Ct Bowie, MD 20716-1526
I am happy to share what I have found. I look forward to any input others may have, and -are willing to contribute, that I can verify and include in this history. Descendants of John White
Generation No. I
1. JOHNI WHITE was born 1760 in Ireland, and died 08 Jun 1846 in Lancaster City, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania1. He married CATHARJNE SPROUL 24 Oct 17892• She was born Abt. 1761 in Ireland, and died 02 Jul 1843 in Lancaster City, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United Stated of America.
Notes for JOHN WHITE: L Information on John (From Ireland), wife Catharine and children William and Elizabeth (A.D. White, Granview Avenue, Hickory, Pennsylvania 15340). Letter from A.D. White, Washington County, Pennsylvania.
2. Moved to Lancaster County according to Washington City, Washington County history (Dr. Barr email4 Feb 01.)
3. Inventory of communicants and Baptized persons belonging to Middle Octorara Presbyterian Church as per return time 1808. Provided by Southern Lancaster County Historical Society home page. This information is also recorded at the LCHS on Roll385 and these were the only "White's" on the inventory.
Page 8. WHITE, John Com. WHITE, Catherine Com. WHITE, William WHITE, John WHITE, Sam'l White, James S. WHITE, Joseph WHITE, Andr'w WHITE, Isabella WHITE, Betsy WHITE, Polly Page 1 L WHITE, Elizabeth Com.
There is aslo a list of baptiZed by W. White in 1822 on the LCJ--IS roiL Jack Ritz Mary Mullen Jno Patton Wain And'w Ferguson
4. "Faith and Works at Middle Octorara Since 1727" by Madison E. McElwain, copyrighted 1956. ISBN B0007EOUY6. A history of Middle Octorara Church, R.D. 3. Quarryville, PA located at the Lancaster County Historical Society- LC285.1 M627. In this book are the epitaph of John White Jun'r on page 147 (listed in this history under his name) and list of the Members, including the White family members, of the Middle Octorara Presbyterian Church, which was established August 7, 1727 by a group of Scotch-Irish settlers, and described below: On page 53, the following notes: Minutes in the book containing the minutes of the Sessions during the pastorate of Reverend Joseph Barr (1823-1844) who succeeded Reverend Samples as pastor of Middle Octorara Church. "Roll communicants at beginning of Reverend Joseph Barr's pastorate" (1823). They were therefore members during the Sample pastorate: we suppose most of them unite with the church under his guidance ( 1781 - 1821 pastor).
John White Catherine White Isabella White · Elizabeth Whtie John White Mary White Samuel White William White Jane White Those who became members in 1825: James White Tirza White (came by certificate from another church) Those who became members in 1828: Joseph White Andrew White Those who became members in 1841: William WhiteJane White
5. The Union Presbyterian Church, Oxford, Pennsylvania, History Book, page 133 contains the following statement: "It is a matter of record that five generations of the White family have given support to Union Church since-John White first made his contribution to bring about a union between Seceders and Presbyterians in 1811."
6. Note in the front of the John White Family Bible, Edition 1812, is as follows: "Bought by John White October 20, 1813, Bart Township, Lancaster County Pa. This John White was my Great grandfather. He was married Oct 24th 1789 to Catharine Sprowl who died July 2nd, 1843 in her 82nd year of age. This bible came to their son Samuel White whcise daughter Annie gave it to Ada R. MacMillan (grand daughter of William White) and the latter presented it to me, on June 8th 1924, in Lancaster Pa. on the 78th anniversary of the death of the above John White who died June 8th 1846, in the 86th year of his age James D. White" 7. There is a small note taped to one of the family pages in the center of this bible which is quoted here: "Yourself and family, are invited to attend the Funeral of JOHN WHITE from the residence of his son, Samuel White, West Orange St., TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, (Tuesday,) 4 o'clock. Monday, June 8th, 1846 J.H. Pearsol, Printer"
8. What follows is an excerpt from the deed where John White bought the Orange Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania property from Edward Leeds Jun'r. I was unable to get a good copy ofthe original document from the Lancaster County Deed book K 6 167 & 8. Leeds Jun'r Edward & John White K6 167 & 8 Feb 8, 1838 (date of deed) Feb 27, 1838 (date ofrecord) One story brick dwelling house and half a lot of ground situated in the city of Lancaster fronting on Orange Street . 1839 Per John Bomberger Recorder bounded on the East by property of Philip Reitzel, on the West by property of John Fisher senior and on the South by a fourteen feet alley together with the one half a well of water on the line between the said half lot and the other half lot, the property of said Philip Reitzel. Being the same ground house and appurtenances which Conrad Fegele and Susan his wife by deed oflndenture under their hands and seals dated on the twenty third day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven recorded at Lancaster in book J Volume 6 Page 347.
9. Lancaster County Deed Book N 6 4 71 Recorded October 28th Anno Domini 1839 Per John Bomberger Recorder
White John & Wife This indenture made the twenty ninth day of October in the year of our Lord one Thousand To eight hundred and thirty nine: beiween John White of the City of Lancaster and State of Joseph White Pennsylvania (yeoman) and Catharine his wife of the one part; and Joseph White the younger, son of the before named John White and Catharine his. wife, of the same place (drover) of the other part. Witness that the said John White the elder and Catharine his wife for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which they have and bear unto the said Joseph White, the younger, and also for and in
2 consideration of the sum.of one dollar to them in hand paid by the said Joseph White the younger, at and before the unsealing and delivering hereof, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have given, granted, aliened, confessed and confirmed unto the said Joseph White the younger his heirs and assigns, All that one story brick dwelling house and half lot of Gr()und situated in the City of Lancaster aforesaid, fronting on Orange Street, bounded on the East by property of Philip Reitzel, on the West by property now or late of John Fisher senr., and on the South by a- fourteen feet alley: together with the one half of a well of water on the line between the said half lot, and the other half lot, the property of the said Philip Reitzel. Being the same premises which Edward Leeds Jnr. and Elizabeth his wife by Indenture under their hands and seals bearing date the 8th day of February, A.D. 1838 for the consideration there in mentioned, did grant & confirm unto the said John White his heirs and assigns, forever, as in and by the said in prut recited Indenture recorded in the Recorders Office in and for the county of· Lancaster in Book R., Vol. 6 page 167 & 8, reference thereunto being had, will appear Together with all and singular other the houses out houses, buildings, barns, stables, ways, woods, waters, water courses, rights, liberties, privileges hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever, thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining, and the reversions and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof And also all the estate right, title interest property, claims and demands whatsoever of them the said John White and Catharine his wife, in law or equity, or otherwise howsoever often to or out of the same. To Have and to hold the said one story brick dwelling house and half lot of Ground here hereditaments and premises, hereby granted or mentioned or intended so to be with the appurtenances, unto the said Josehp White his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behalf of the said Joseph White his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Joh,n White for himself, his heirs, executors, and administrators, doth covenant promise grant & agree to and with the said Joseph White his heirs and assigns, by these presents that he, the said John White and his heirs the said hereditaments and promises, hereby granted or mentioned or intended so to be with the other person and persons tenn or any of them shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presently. In witness where if the said parties to theirs presents have hereunto set their hands and seals dated the day and year first above written. Sealed and delivered in the presence Of us Willirun Boys, John Bomberger John "0" White (his mark) Lancaster City Js: Catharine "X" White (her mark) Be it remembered that on the 29th day of October Anno Domini 1839, personally appeared before me the subscriber one of the aldennan in and for said City of Lancaster, the above named John White and Catharine his wife, and acknowledged the above written Indenture to be their act and deed and desired that the same might be recorded as such according to law. The said Catharine being of full age, and by me duly examined, separate and apart from her said husband, and the contents thereof being first made known to her declared that she did voluntarily & of her own free will & accord, seal and as her act & deed deliver the said Indenture without any coercion or compulsion of her said husband. On testimony whereof! have hereunto set my hand & seal the day & year above written. John Bomberger
Recorded October 29th A.D. 1839 Per John Bomberger Recorder (signature)
10. White John Know all men, by these presents, That l John White ofthe City ofLancaster and State of To Pennsylvania (yeoman) in consideration of the natural love and affection, which I have and Joseph White bear for my son Joseph White of said City of Lancaster (Drover) and also for divers other good causes and considerations, me, the said John White hereunto moving, have given granted and confirmed, and by these presents do give, grant ru1d confinn unto the said Joseph White all and singular my household and kitchen furniture of every kind whatsoever now owned by me and in my possession, or to me belonging, To have, hold and enjoy all & singular the said goods and chattels aforesaid unto the said Joseph White his executors, administrators and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of the said Joseph White his executors, administrators and assigns forever. And I the said John White all and singular the said goods, and chattels and others the promises to the said Joseph White his executors, administrators and assigns against me the said John White shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents: of all and singular which said goods and chattels, and other the premises at the said John White have put the said Joseph White in full possession by delivering to him one table, at the time of the sealing and delivering of these presents, in the name of the whole premises hereby granted On Witness whereof! have hereunto set my hand & seal this twenty ninth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine. Sealed and delivered in the presence of John "0" White (his mark and seal) Geo H. Bomberger John Bomberger Lancaster City js. Be it remembered that on the 29th day of October A.D. 1839 personally appeared before me the subscriber one of the Alde.nnan in & for the said City of Lancaster, the above, and within named Jolm White and
3 acknowledged the foregoing Deed of Gift of personal estate or instrument in writing, to be his act and deed and desire that the same might be recorded as such, according to law. In Testimony where ofl have hereunto set my hand and seal, the day and year above written John Bomberger (seal) Recorded the 29th day of October A.D
Observation: John and his family were devout Presbyterians. Their last address was on West Orange Street in Lancaster. The only Presbyterian Church in Lancaster still exists on East Orange Street and was called the English Presbyterian Church early on. 1 have found no record of their burial in any cemetery in or near Lancaster County. I suspect that John, Catharine, and Isabella, the eldest daughter, are all buried in the English Presbyterian Cemetery, next to the church, at the time of their deaths in 1846, 1843 and 1840 respectively. Other family members are known or suspected to be buried there. Unfortunately, for research purposes, the cemetery was covered over in 1889 by the Evans Chapel and an education building behind it. Two known attempts were w1de1taken to identify all the people buried there but many were buried under many feet of dirt as part of the support for the buildings above and never identified. There are 279 names and an additional 82 more initials on a plaque on a wall in the "cemetery room" under the chapel and next to a wall near the original cemetery. This list includes John Hervey White, son of Samuel and Hanna A. White and three others.
Notes for CATHARINE SPROUL: Note in the original John White's Bible that Catharine White departed this life July 2nd 1843 in the Eighty second year of her age.
Note: I have seen her maiden name spelled "Sproul and Sprowl" throughout my research from different resources. In the John White Family Bible it is "Sprowl". Her grandson's middle name is Sproul and there is a road crossing Bell Road, where the White Family farms were, called Sproul Road also.
Children of JOHN WHITE and CA THAR!NE SPROUL are: i. ISABELLA2 WHITE, b. lO Dec 1791; d. 15 Apr 1840, Lancaster City, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 2. ii. WILLIAM R WHJTE, b. 10 May 1793; d. 10 Sep 1873, Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 3. iii. ELIZABETH WHITE, b. 16 Mar 1795. 4. iv. JOHN WHITE, JR., b. lO Jun I 796, Pennsylvania; d. 06 May 1829, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. v. MARY WHITE, b. 03 M~ I 798, Pennsylvania; m. JOHN GIBSOW, 24 Mar 18363.
Notes for MARY WHITE: I. In the John White Family Bible, there is a Polly born on March 3rd 1798.
5. vi. SAMUEL WHITE, b. 09 May 1800, Pennsylvania; d. 11 Apr 1878, Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 6. vii. JAMES S. WHITE, b. 09 Mar I 802, Pennsylvania. 7. viii. JOSEPH WHITE, b. 15 Sep 1804, Pennsylvania; d. Apr 1894. 8. ix. ANDREW WHITE, b. 12 May 1806, Pennsylvania.
Generation No. 2
2. WILLIAM R.2 WHITE (JOHN1) was born 10 May 1793, and died 10 Sep 1873 in Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He married JANE REID 23 Dec 1819. She was born 03 Jan 1792, and died 21 Sep 1859 in Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for WILLIAM R. WHITE: 1. Information from 20th Century History of Washington City and Washington County, Pennsylvania 1910, states that William's father came from Ireland to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (A.D. White, Grandview Ave., Hickory, Pennsylvania 15340).
2. Identified as William R. White on the back of his son's picture.
3. Transcribed from details provided by Clyde L. Groff, Genealogist, Lancaster Pennsylvania, 7 Dec 1990.
"1824 William White 200A of land from Estate of James Baxter and this is the first year that William White was on & note John White Estate & since William White named first born son John White we assume John White was
4 father of this William White."
"1846Freemen (at least 21 and single) John White & William R. White (son of Willian White 1793-1873 & John eldest) William White l28A with 2 horses & 4 cows listed as farmer."
"Churches ofToday and Yesterday in Southern Lancaster County" by Fellowship ofSolanco Churches, Raymond Dunlap, George Herbert, & Richard Yates , Sr. printed 1968
April 12, 1858, Mr: Calvin W. Stewart, the present pastor, then a student in Princeton Seminary, received a call and became pastor. The call was placed in his hands at a meeting of Presbytery April 18th, and he was installed June 24, 1858, The following-named elders have been elected during his pastorate Joseph J. Andrews, Joseph L. McCommon, William R. White, and James G. Morrison, installed Sept. 19, 1858.
More About WILLIAM R. WHITE: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania Occupation: Farmer
More About JANE REID: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania
Children of WILLIAM WHITE and JANE REID are: 9.. i. JOHW WHITE, b. 14 Jan 1821, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. I 0. ii. WILLIAM R. WHITE, b. 20 Jan 1823, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 26 May 1899, Milton, · Ashland County, Ohio. 11. iii. JOSEPH WHITE, b. 20 Apr 1825, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 18 Apr 1894, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 12. iv. SAMUEL D. WHITE, b. 09 May 1827, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 14 Nov 1906, Cross Creek Village, Washington Township, Pennsylvania. v. MARY JANE WHITE, b. 01 May 1829, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 16 Dec 1913, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United Stated of America; m. JAMES WILSON ANDREWS, Abt. 08 May 1900; b. 18 Dec 1824; d. 19 Jun 1887.
Notes for MARY JANE WHITE: In 1880 U.S. Census for Colerain, Lancaster there is a Annie McComesey listed as a servant in this household.
More About MARY JANE WHITE: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania, 5637 Street Rd. kirkwood, PA
Notes for JAMES WILSON ANDREWS: Professor at Union Academy, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
More About JAMES WILSON ANDREWS: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania, 5637 Street Rd, Kirkwood, PA Occupation: Professor of Union Academy, Lancaster County
vi. JAMES WHITE, b. 13 Nov 1832, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 07 Sep 1853.
More About JAMES WHITE: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania
13. vii. ELIZABETH WHITE, b. 13 Nov 1832, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 27 Sep 1919, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 14. viii. tvlARGARET ISABELLA WHITE, b. 02 Dec 1836.
3. ELIZABETH2 WHITE (JOHN!) was born 16 Mar 1795. She married (1) JOSEPH MACKEY, SR.3 27 May 18243. He died 08 Jun 1832. She married (2) MATHUA FOLDING 26 Dec 1837 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Children of ELIZABETH WHITE and JOSEPH MACKEY are: i. JOSEPH MACKEY3 JR., b. Abt. Apr 1825; d. 08 Jun 1835.
5 Notes for JOSEPH MACKEY JR.: Age Ten years and three months at death.
ii. WILLIAM MACKEY3; b. Ab!:2l Apr 1828; d. 22 Apr 1829.
Notes for WILLIAM MACKEY: Age One Year and twenty-four hours.
2 1 4. JOHN WHITE, JR. (JOHN ) was bom 10 Jun 1796 in Pennsylvania, and died 06 May 1829 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He married T!RZAH MCCONNELL4 11 Aug 1825, daughter of SAMUEL MCCONNELL and VIOLET WHITESIDE. She was bom 14 Jull800 in Colerain Twp, Lancaster County, PA4, and died 18 Nov 1886 in Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio.
Notes for JOHN WHITE, JR.: WHITE, John Jr. Bom June 10, 1796 died May6, 1829 age 32yr l0mo26days stone·2
Headstone at Middle Octoraria Church cemetery. This is hard to read on the stone but the minister has it transcribed in a very old book, which I presume is the history of the church, in his office.
"John White jun'r bJune lOth 1796 d May 6th 1829 32 years 10 months and 26 days Why do we moum departing friends or shake at death's alarms Tis but the voice that Jesus sends To call them to his arms."
Ancestry.com Database: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Probate Index, 1729- 1850
Year: 1829 Book:E Volume: l Page:85
1. August 1831; 20th copied "John White jun deed, on the Petition ofThirsa White, Widow of Johnjun deceased, Setting Forth that John White jun late of Bart Township Minor heirs viz, Samuel Sproul White, Mary Elizabeth. White, and Catharine Jane White. The petitioner prays the Court to appo.int Samuel Morris their Guardian. Petition read and guardian appointed as prayed."
2. W. Whiteside 18th (January 1832) "John White jun deed pursuant to an order of this Court of the 16th day of January A.D. 1832, and the continuance thereof Presiding Abraham McConnel Administrator of John White Junior late of Bart township deceased to repose to public Sale the Real Estate of said deceased, Consisting of and in abstract of land containing Sixty eight acres and one hundred and thirty eight perches and enclosures and is situated in Bart township aforesaid to enable the widow of the deceased to raise and educate the Minor children of deceased, committed to her charge on Wednesday the 6th day of February 1833, on the premises at one O'clock P.M. Terms one half of the purchase money to be paid on the first day of April 1832 and the other ha1fto be paid on the first day of April I 833 with interest. Said Administrator does now report, That he did at the time and place in the within order of Sale mentioned repose at public Sale the within mentioned property and Sold the same to John Townsend for four hundred and eighty two dollars and seven cents, he being highest bidder and that being the highest and best price bidden for the same and respectfully pray the court to confirm the same. Which report being read, The Court Confirm the Sale and premises sold to the said John Townsend to him his heirs and assigns in fee as fully as the said Intestate had and held in the same immediately before and a the time of his death. Subject and liable to the payment of the purchase money agreeable to the terms prescribed by the Court in their said order of Sale.
6 Abraham McConnel tent in $644.00 } To the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the use } of all persons interested in the estate if said deceased
3. W. Whiteside 18th copied (1833) "John White jun deed, on the petition of Abraham McConnel, Administrator of the estate of John White jnr deceased, respectfully begs leave· to state: That he settled his account on the estate of the said deceased on the 19th day of September; 1831 on which there was a balance due the estate of $60.04. The deceased left a widow and three children all of who are Minors, to wit Samuel P., Mary E., and Catharine J. who have no guardian to take care of their persons or estate. Samuel Johnson was appointed their guardian by your Honor but he has since died without ever having received any part of the said Minors estate in his hands. Your petition therefore respectfully prays, Your Honor to appoint their Mother Tirsah guardian over their persons and estates, and she will pray Petition read Whereupon the Court appoint Tirsah White the Mother of said minors guardian over their persons and estates, ongoing security approved ofby the Court."
4. W. Whiteside 19th copied · "John White jun dece, Abraham McConnel Administrator of John White jun late of Bart township in the Comity of Lancaster deceased, having stated and filed in the Registers Office at Lancaster the administration account on the estate of the said deceased, and legal notice thereof being given by the said Register, the same is now produced to the Court for confirmation where by it appears that the said Account was duly payed by the said Register and that there remains in the hands of the said Accountant a balance of$60.40. The Court on due examination thereof, and advisement had thereon approve of and confirm the same; and direct that balance to be paid and distributed agreeably to law."
5. Whiteside 19th copied (Sept 1836) "John White jun deed On the Petition of Abraham McConnel Administrator, of the estate of John White junr late of Bart township dece respectfully begs leave to state, that he has filed his Administration; account on the estate of the said deed on which there remains a balance in his hands of$60.04. The deceased left a widow and three children all under the age of 14 years to wit, SamuelS. Mary E. and Catharine J. White who have no guardian to take care of their persons and estates. Your petitioner therefore with the advice of their Mother respectfully begs leave to recommend Samuel Morrison of Colerain township as a suitable person and Humbly requests the Court to appoint him.accordingly. Petition read and Guardian appointed as prayed for."
6. WHITE JOHN JR.'s ADMOR} THIS INDENTURE, MADE the twenty second day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight TO } hundred and thirty three BETWEEN Abarham McConnel Administrator of all and singular the goods and JOHN TOWNSEND } chattels rights and credits which said of John White Junr. late of Bart Township in the County of Lancaster Yeoman deed. who died intestate of the one part and Johrl Townsend Yeoman of the other part. WHEREAS Adam Herr and Elizabeth his wife by there Indenture dated the tenth day of April one thousand eight hundred & twenty four did grant and convey unto the said John White the herein described premises and recorded in the Recorders Office of Lancaster County in Book H, Vol. 5, page 171 &ca. By force and virtue of said recited Indenture the said John White became in his lifetime lawfully seized in his demesne as of fee of and in the hereinafter described premises with the appurtenances and being so thereof seized died intestate; after whose death to wit at an Orphans Court held at Lancaster in and for the County of Lancaster the sixteenth day of January Anno Domini 1832 upon the petition ofTierzah White the widow and relict of the said John White deed_ and guardian duly appointed over the persons and estates of the minor children of the said deceased stating to the said Court that the personal estate of the said deceased was not sufficient for the education and maintenance of the minor children of the said intestate and praying the Court to direct a Sale to be made of the above mentioned Premises; it was considered and ordered by the said Court that the premises aforesaid should be sold at Public Sale on the eighth day of February Anno Domini 1832 and continued to the sixth day of February Anno Domini 1833 for the purpose aforesaid and that a report of the proceedings thereof be made to the next Orphans Court to be held for said County after such Sale. In Pursuance of said Order the said Abraham McConnel Administrator aforesaid to sale by Public Vendue or Outcry and sold the same to John Townsend for the sum of Four Hundred and Eighty two Dollars and seven Cents lawful money of the United States he being the highest bidder and that the best price bidden for the same which sale on report thereof made to the Judges of the said court was on the 21st day of March following by them confirmed. And it was considered and adjudged by the said Court that the
7 same should be and remain fmn and stable forever as by the records and proceedings of the said Court relation being thereto had will at large appear NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH That the said Abraham McConnel for and in consideration of the said sum of Four Hundred and Eighty two Dollars and Seven Cents to him in hand paid by the said John Townsend at and before the sealing and delivery hereof the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and thereof acquit and forever discharge the said John Townsend his heirs executors and administrators by these presents hath granted bargained sold released and confirmed and by these presents in pursuance and by virtue of the said Order of Court doth grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the said John Townsend and to his heirs and assigns all the following messuage tract or parcel of land situate in Bart Township in the County of Lancaster aforesaid. BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED as follows to wit BEGINNING at a white oak tree a corner of Henry Eckman's land thence by land belonging to the heirs of Christian Barr deceased South eighty seven degrees West six perches to a post a corner of Adam Herr's other land thence by the same South twenty six degrees West eighty seven perches to a stone South eleven degrees and one quarter East sixty five perches and five tenths of a perch to a stone in the Public road leading from the Buck to the ''Dry Wells" and a comer of William Griffiths land thence along said road and by said William Griffiths land and land belonging to Michael B. Barr respectively North sixty six degrees East eighty two perches to a stone in said road and a corner of Patrick Ferry's Land thence by the said Patrick Ferry's land North twenty degrees and one half East seventy one perches and five tenths of a perch to a Chestnut tree and stone a corner of the aforesaid Henry Eckman's land thence by the same North seventy one degrees and one half West twenty seven perches and four tenths of a perch to a stone North thirty one degrees and one half West eight perches and one tenth of a perch to a stone North one degree and one half West thirty four perches and one tenth of a perch to a stone and North eighty one degrees and one half West forty two perches and six tenths of a perch to the Place of BEGINNING. CONTAINING Sixty eight Acres and One Hundred and Thirty eight Perches strict measure. SUBJECT TO AND CHARGED WITH the sum of One Hundred and Sixty Dollars Sixty Seven Cents lawful money aforesaid the interest whereof is to be paid yearly and every year to Esther Witmer widow of Peter Witmer deceased by the said John Townsend his heirs and assigns holding said property and at the decease of the said Esther Witmer the said principal sum of One Hundred and Sixty Dollars and Sixty seven cents is to be paid and distributed to and amongst all heirs of the said Peter Witmer deed his wife or their legal representatives by the said John Townsend his heirs or assigns holding the said property. TOGETHER with all and singular the houses outhouses buildings barns stables ways woods waters water courses rights liberties privileges hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. And the reversions and remainders rents issues and profits thereof; And also all the estate right title Interest property claim and demand whatsoever of John White at and immediately before the time of his decease in law or equity or otherwise howsoever of into or out of the same. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said messuage or tenement and tract of Sixty eight Acres and One Hundred and Thirty eight Perches of land hereditaments and premises hereby granted or mentioned or intended so to be with the impertinences unto the said John Townsend his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of the said John Townsend his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Abraham McConnel Admor aforesaid for himself his heirs executors and administrators doth covenant promise grant and agree to and with the said John Townsend his heirs and assigns by these presents that he the said Abraham McConnel hath not heretofore done or committed any act matter or thing whatsoever whereby the premises hereby granted or any part thereof is are or shall or may be impeached charged or incumbered in title charge estate or otherwise howsoever. IN WITNESS the said Abraham McConnel Admor aforesaid hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Abrm. McConnel (Seal) Wm. Townsend, Jas. Jackson
Marriage note: unidentified source, sent to m e by Rev Barr, 15 May 2005 "On the 11th instant, by E.R. Dare, Mr. John White, Bart to Miss Tirzah McConnell, of Coleraine, Lancaster County"
More About JOHN WHITE, JR.: Burial: Middle Octorara Cemetary; Pennsylvania
Notes for TIRZAH MCCONNELL:
Note: l have seen this name spelled as Tirzah, Thirsa, Tierzah, Thirzah and Therzah so far in official documents;
8 three different ways in the document below. 2/14/04.
1. Joined the Middle Octorara Presbyterian Church by Jetter in 1825.
2. WHITE THIRZAH} KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That I Thirzah White, Widow and relict of the within named John White TO } Junr. deceased for divers good causes and considerations and especially for and in consideration of the sum of JOHN TOWNSEND} One Dollar to me in hand paid by the within named John Townsend at and before the sealing and delivery hereof the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge have remised released and forever quitclaimed and by these presents do remise release and forever quitclaim unto the said John Townsend and to his heirs and assigns all and all manner of dower and right and title of dower and other interest right or title whatsoever which I the said Thirzah White now have may might should or of right ought to have or claim of into or out of all that the within mentioned messuage and tract of sixty eight acres and one hundred and thirty eight perches of land in Bart Township within named granted to the said John Townsend and every part and parcel thereofwith the appurtenances; and also all manner of action and actions writs and writs of Dower or other actions and right to making distress whatsoever So that neither I the said Therzah White nor any other person or persons whatsoever for me or in my name right or stead any manner of dower or writs of dower or actions right or title of dower or other mterest claim or demand whatsoever of or in the said messuage and tract of land hereditaments and premises within mentioned or of or in any part or parcel thereof at any time hereafter shall or may have claim or prosecute against the said John Townsend his heirs or assigns. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal the twenty second day of March one thousand eight hundred and thirty three. Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Tirzah White [Seal] Jas. Jackson, Wm. Townsend
LANCASTER COUNTY, SST: Be it Remembered that on the 22nd day of March Anno Domini 1833 before me the subscriber one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said County personally came the above named Thirzah White and acknowledged the foregoing Release of Dower to be her act and Deed and desired that the same might be recorded as such according to Law. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written. Jas. Jackson (Seal)
Recorded the 22nd day ofNovember Anno Domini 1836 Per John Warfel Recorder
3. Excerpts from The Union, A history ofUnion United Presbyterian Church 1816-1980, Oxford, Pennsylvania, page 497. -Sometime after 1833, when she had sold her interest in her father's estate, she moved to Medina County, Ohio where she joined the Presbyterian Church by letter. -She is mentioned in a letter, in that book, written by James K. Caughey, on May 18, 1837, as living three miles from him and seen frequently at meetings.
4. Census - 1850 Census she is in Madison Township, Richland County, Ohio and has Samuel (22), (believed to be her son) with her along with Mary E. Bowman (18), Sarah Bowman (2), and Dennis L. Bowman (24) in the household. (Tirzah is 50 years old). - 1860 Census she is in the 3rd Ward Richland County, mansfield, Ohio and has Mary (32) (believed to be one of her daughters) with her along with Sarah (11), Samuel (7) and Mary (1). (Tirzah is 60 years old). - 1870 Census she is in Ward 3, Richland County, Mansfield, Ohio (70 years). - 1880 Census she is on East Fourth Street, Richland County, Mansfield, Ohio (80 years). She has Jenny Longshore b. Abt. 1831 and John Longshore b. Abt 1860 living with her. He works in the post office.
Age at death, according to the record of the cemetery is 86 years, four months, and four days. Her birth date is calculated from this information.
More About T!RZAH MCCONNELL:
9 Burial: Nov 1886, Lot 986, Sec 35, Mansfield Cemetery, Mansfiled, Richland County, Ohio Cause of Death: Diarrhea
Maniage Notes forJQHN WHITE and TrRZAH MCCONNELL: Unidentified soruce. · · ··· ·
"On the llth instant, by E.R. bare, Mr, John White, Bart to Miss Tirzah McConnell, of Coleraine, Lancaster County."
Children of JOHN WHITE and TrRZAH MCCONNELL are: i. CATHARINE JANE3 WHITE. 15. ii. MARY ELIZABETH WHITE, b. Abt. 1827. iii. SAMUEL SPROUL WHITE, b. Abt. 1828.
Notes for SAMUEL SPROUL WHITE: 1850 Richland County, Ohio Federal Census has him at 22 years of age, living with his mother, and as a carpenter by trade.
More About SAMUEL SPROUL WHITE: Occupation: Carpenter
5. SAMUEL2 WHITE (JOHN1j5 was born 09 May 1800 in Pennsylvania, and died 11 Apr 1878 in Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He married HANNAH ANN RUSSEL6 10 Nov 1831, daughter of FRANCIS RUSSEL and MARGARET WHITESIDE. She was born 09 Jan 18066, and died 05 Nov 1890 in Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania6.
Notes for SAMUEL WHITE: Aged 77 years, 11 months and 2 days on his head stone located in the Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church cemetery located at 1068 Chestnut Level Road, Quarryville. P A.
In the 1870 census there is a Clement Geiger living with the family.
More About SAMUEL WHITE: Burial: Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church, 1068 Chestnut Level Road, Quarryville, P A. GPS Coordinates: N 39* 49:394' by W 076* 13:009' Residence: 1870, Drumore, Lancaster, Pennsylvania7
More About HANNAH ANN RUSSEL: Burial: Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church, l 068 Chestnut Level Road, Quarryville, P A.
Children of SAMUEL WHITE and HANNAH RUSSEL are: 16. i. MARGARET3 WHITE, b. l3 Nov 1832; d. 20 Feb 1885, Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania ii. ANNA E. WHITE, b. 16 Jun 1850, Pennsylvania; d. 26 Oct 1928, Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for ANNA E. WHITE: In the 1900 Drumore Township, Lancaster County Census, she is living with Lewis B. Gregg and his sons.
Head stone next to her parents in the Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church cemetery.
More About ANNA E. WHITE: Burial: Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church, 1068 Chestnut Level Road, Quarryville, PA.
iii. WILLIAM H. WHITE, b. 21 May 1854; d. 08 Apr 1885, Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for WILLIAM H. WHITE: "Son of Samuel & Hannah White" on his head stone at the Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church cemetery.
More About WILLIAM H. WHITE: Burial: Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church, l 068 Chestnut Level Road, Quarryville, P A.
10 iv. JOHN HERVEY WHITE, d. Lancaster City, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for JOHN HERVEY WHITE: His name is listed on a brass plate on the wall of the "Tombstone Room" in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church, on K Orange Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He is identified as the son of Samuel and Hanna A. White. The church chapel and education building was built right on top of the original cemetery in 1889 and it is now unaccessible.
2 6. JAMES S. WHITE (JOHN1) was born 09 Mar 1802 in Pennsylvania. He married MARGARET MCCASKEy8,9,9 30 Aug 183610, daughter of JOHN McCASKEY and MARGARET GORMAN. She was born Nov 1808 in Pennsylvania, USAll,ll, and died in Pennsylvania, USA II.
Notes for JAMES S. WHITE: In thel880 Pennsylvania Census for Lancaster County, it says both his parents are from Ireland. In 1870 Pennsylvania Census for Lancaster County there is a Leah listed as house keeper b. abt. 1837.
Notes for MARGARET MCCASKEY: 72 Years in the 1880 Salisbury, Lancaster, PA.
Death date is submitted as 8 Jan 1826, prior to marriage date. (I took it out until I can straighten the numbers out). The marriage date came from a listing of all the children including their birth, death and marriage dates as well as the spouse names and dates. This listing is located within the bible of the original John White which he bought on 20 October 1813.
8 Jan. 1826 Baptized in Leacock Presbyterian Church, Paradise, PA. Oct. 1840 Joined Leacock Presbyterian Church, Paradise, PA. 1900 census living with J.P McCaskey. 1903 94 years old according the the Bio Annals of Lancaster, PA.
Children of JAMES WHITE and MARGARET MCCASKEY are: 17. i. JOHN MCCASKEY3 WHITE, b. 1838, Pennsylvania. ii. JAMES SAMPLE WHITE, b. 1840, Pennsylvania12.13.l3,13,13.
More About JAMES SAMPLE WHITE: Residence: 1860, Upper Oxford, Chester, PennsylvaniaB.J3.l3.13
iii. MARGARET l WHITE, b. 1842, Pennsylvania13.
More About MARGARET J. WHITE: Residence: 1860, Upper Oxford, Chester, Pennsylvanial3
7. JOSEPH2 WHITE (JOHN1) was born 15 Sep 1804 in Pennsylvania, and died Apr 1894. He married CATHARJNE BENDERu 09 Jun 184014• She was born Abt. 1809 in Pennsylvania.
Notes for JOSEPH WHITE: 1. Recorded the 29th day of October A.D. 1839 Per John Bomberger Recorder White Joseph Know all men by these presents That I, Joseph White of the City of Lancaster and the State To of Pennsylvania (Drover) am held and firmly bound unto John White of said City of Lancaster John White(Yeoman) in the sum of One thousand dollars, lawful money of the United States, to be paid to the said John White his certain attorney, executors, administrators or assigns to which payment will and truly to be made, I bind myself my heirs, executors and administrators, and every of them firmly by these presents. Sealed with my seal dated the twenty ninth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine. Whereas, the said John White & Catharine his wife, by Indenture, bearing even date herewith as also by Deed of Gift of personal estate of like date, have granted and confirmed unto the said Joseph White, in fee and certain one story brick dwelling house and half lot of ground, on the south side of West Orange street in said City of Lancaster with the appurtenances: Together also, all his house, household and kitchen furniture of every kind whatever, the said Joseph White having agreed and by these present doth agree, to maintain them the said John White and Catharine his wife I his father & mother as also Isabella a single daughter of the said John White
11 and Catharine White his wife, and the sister of the said Joseph White during their and each of their natural lives: Low the Condition of the above Obligation is such that if the above bounded Joseph White, his heirs, executors administrators or assigns, shall and do well and sufficiently maintain, support and keep the said John White and Catharine his wife and the said Isabella, during their natural lives, and the life of the survivors of them with food and sufficient meal, drink, apparel, washing, lodging and attendance, in sickness and in health during the term aforesaid, then the above Obligation to be void, or else to remain in full force & virtue. Sealed and delivered in the presence ofjus. Geo H. Bomberger, John Bomberger Joseph White (Signature and seal) Lancaster City js: Be it known that on the 29th day of October, Anno Domini 1839 personally appeared before me the subscriber one ofthe alderman in and for the City of Lancaster aforesaid, the above and within named Joseph White, and acknowledged the aforesaid instrument in writing, to be his act and deed & desired that the same might be recorded as such according to law, In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal, the day & year above written John Bomberger (seal) Recorded October 29th Anno Domini 1839 PerJohn Bomberger Recorder
2. 1880 Federal Census for Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania indicates both his parents are from Ireland.
3. From the first indication in Boyd's directory of Lancaster, Columbia. Chester and West Chester in 1857, located in the Lancaster County Historical Society Library, Joseph is managing a confection shop at 113 E. King Street, which is also listed as his residence. In the 1873-1874 time frame, Lancaster renumbered the streets and buildings and this one became 238 E. King. He is listed in every available city directory in this position until his son Charles takes over the confectionery. Charles is frrst noted in 1882 and continues on until the 1894 time frame when Lydia P. Colvin is listed as proprietor. Charles lived at that location during him proprietorship also. In the 1884 Lancaster City Directory, Charles placed the following 1/6 page color advertisement:
"Bender's Celebrated Candy Chas. J. White Proprietor at the Old Stand No. 238 East King Street, Near Shippen, Lancaster, PA. Made for a Hundred Years, and No One Can Today Imitate It."
4. 1850 Lancaster City,rd w2ard, Lancaster County, PA Federal Census has Sons John (5), B. Franklin (8), and William (2) along with Sarah Bender (32) in the household. It also indicates that both his parents are foreign born. 1860 John H. (16), Charles (8) and Sarah Bender (42) is listed. 1870 Charles (18) and Sarah Bender. 1880 Charles (28) and Annie Gundaker (37).
More About JOSEPH WHITE: Occupation: Confectioner
Notes for CATHARINE BENDER: 71 years in the 1880 in the Lancaster City, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Federal Census.
Children of JOSEPH WHITE and CATHARINE BENDER are: i. CHARLES J.3 WHITE15, b. 1852, Pennsylvania15.
Notes for CHARLES J. WHITE: 28 years in 1880 Federal Census for Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He is living with his parents and is listed as a widower.
Proprietor of the confectionary shop at 238 East King Street Lancaster from the earliest found city directory in 1882 through 1894. See note under Joseph.
More About CHARLES J. WHITE: Occupation: Confectioner Residence: I 880, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States15
12 ii. B. FRANKLIN WHITE, b. Abt. 1842, Pennsylvania. iii. JOHN H. WHITE, b. Abt. 1845, Pennsylvania. iv. WILLIAM WHITE, b. 1848, Pennsylvania16.
Notes for WILLIAM WHITE: William is Two in the 1850 United States Federal Census for Lancaster South East Ward, Lancaster, Pennsylvania but does not appear in the 1860 version.
More About WILUAM WHITE: Residence: 1850, Lancaster South East Ward, Lancaster, Pennsylvania16
8. ANDREW2 WHITE (JOJ-fNl)'7 was born 12 May 1806 in Petmsylvania. He married ELIZA JANE MCCASKEY 01 ·Dec 183518, daughter of JOHN MCCASKEY and MARGARET GORMAN. She was born Abt. 1813, and died 1837.
Notes for ANDREW WHITE: Birth date came from his farther's family bible
More About ANDREW WHITE: Residence: 1870, Sadsbury, Chester, Pennsylvanial9
Notes for ELIZA JANE MCCASKEY: 1837 Joined Leacock Presbyterian Church, Paradise, Pennsylvania. I have seen death date as 1826 and 1837; both unlikely.
Children of ANDREW WHITE and ELIZA MCCASKEY are: i. MARGARET3 WHITE, b. Abt. 1837. ii. CATHARINE WHITE, b. Abt. 1839. iii. EMMA WHITE, b. Abt. 1843. iv. JOHN WHITE, b. Abt. 1846. v. ELIZA JANE WHITE.
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9. JoHN3 WHITE (WILLIAM R.2, JOHNI) was born 14 Jan 1821 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He married PHOEBY T.. She was born Jun 1829 in Pennsylvania2°.
Notes for JOHN WHITE: 1850 he is a dentist living with his parents and siblings in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 1880 census he lived 124 Beaux Street Washington (Ward 3),. Washington County, Pennsylvania. 1900 census Jived at 125 East Chestnut Street, Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania. 1910 census same location with children and one daughter's spouse. Listed as 89 years old and widowed.
More About JOHN WHITE: Occupation: Dentist in Lancaster then Washington County, Pennsylvania
Notes for PHOEBY T.: 1900 census Phoeby is listed as 7 I years. She is not in the 1910 census.
More About PHOEBY T.: Residence: 1900, Washington, Washington, Pennsylvania20
Children of JOHN WHITE and PHOEBY T. are: . 1. SARAH F. 4 WHITE, b. May 1856, Pennsylvania. 18. n. LAURA WHITE, b. Feb 1858, Pennsylvania iii. ANNIE WHITE, b. Abt. 1860, Pennsylvania.
10. WILLIAM R3 WHITE (WILLIAM R.2, JOHNl) was born 20 Jan 1823 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 26 May 1899 in Milton, Ashland County, Ohio. He married HANNAH EVA PAUL 05 Jan
13 1859. She was born 09 Mar 1840 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, and died 28 Dec 1900 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Notes for WILLIAM R. WHITE: 1. Notes for William R. White excerpted from the History of Ashland County, Ohio, 1909, by Baughman; located in the library of the Ashland County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society. "William R. White came to Ashland County, Ohio in 1864 and purchased a farm of200 acres in Milton Township, living there until his death. In spite of many reverses in the way of fires, etc. he won a gratifying measure of prosperity in his business undertakings. He did not hoard his capital, however but used it freely in providing his children with food, educational advantages and opportunities and also in aiding the poor. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church which he faithfully attended and served as an elder of for more than 40 years. Though the church was three miles from his home and the weather was often inclement, he never failed to be in his accustomed place at religious service. His life may well serve as an example for others to follow being cliaracterized by integrity, purity, and uprightness in all relations. The community mourned the loss of one of the most respected and honored citizens when he passed. William was a native of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and his wife was a native of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania."
2. Rev. Barr Note: Appears to be the same as William R. of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania who moved to Ashland, Ohio had a middle initial of "R" and was deceased before 1910. Hanna's middle name was Eva.
· 3. The Ashland Press, Ashland, Ohio May 31, 1899 "Death of two lifelong Presbyterians Elder William R. White William R. White, one of the patriarchal citizens of Milton Township died rather unexpectedly last Friday morning at 5:30 o'clock. Though he had been in feeble condition for some time, he arose as usual that-morning. He complained of being chilly, and while his wife built a fire he lay down on a lounge. Mrs. White went outside the house for a few minutes, and when she returned, she found him dead. Mr. White was a Pennsylvanian by birth having been born in Lancaster County 75 years ago. He came to this county in 1867 and purchased the farm he occupied to his death. He was married twice, his second wife surviving him. Seven sons and two daughters survive him, vis: Mrs. Agnes Craig, of Lancaster County, Ohio, and Mrs. Addie Gillis of Hayesville. Park and Sidney, of Indiana; John, Fred, and Walter of Pittsburgh, Alvin of Ashland and Reverend S.E.P. of Minnesota. All of the sons are physicians or dentists but Walter and S.E.P. For 20 years the deceased was an elder in the Presbyterian Church here and in his belief he was a churchman of the strictest sort. The funeral services were held Sunday aftemoon in the Presbyterian church conducted by the pastor, Rev. D.B. Duncan. Two of Mr. White's brothers from Westmorland County Pennsylvania were present.
Note: DAR Early Vital Records of Ohio has his birth date as Jan 30, 1823.
4. "Know all men by these presents that Peter Vangilder and Eliza Vangilder wife of said Peter Vangilder of the County of Ashland State of Ohio, in consideration of the sum of eight-thousand and eight hundred dollars to us paid by William R. White of the County of Westmoreland, State of Pennsylvania, have bargained and sold and do hereby grant and convey onto the said William R. White his heirs and assigns, forever, the following premises. Situated in the County of Ashland in the State of Ohio, and in Milton Township bounded and described as follows; being that part of the North East and South West quarter of Section No. twenty three (23) Township No. twenty four (24) and range No. Seventeen (17) that lies East of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail Road containing one hundred and fifty acres more or less. Also twenty acres more or less lying West of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail Road and South of lands now owned by Emanuel E. Fike and East of James StatTets land the said Peter Vangilder reserves the right of passing and passing through the land North of the house heading West from the public highway to the said Atlantic and Great Western Rail Road to land now owned by Emanuel E. Fike by opening and shutting all the farm gates that may be placed across said lanes. To have and to hold said premises, with the appurtenances unto the said William R. White his heirs and assigns forever, and the said Peter Vangilder and Eliza Vangilder do for there selves and they heirs do hereby covenant with said William R. White his heirs and assigns that they are lawfully seized of the premises aforesaid, that said premises are free and clear from all encumbrances whatsoever and that they will forever warrant and defend the same with the appurtenances unto the said William R. White his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whomever. In testimony whereof the said Peter Vangelder and Eliza Vangilder wife of Peter Vangilder have hereunto set their hands and seals, this second day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty five.
14 Signed, Sealed and acknowledged in presence of
Millie Vangilder D.W. Whitmore
5. William White to S.E.P. White
"Know all Men by these Presents, That we William R. White and Hannah E. White, his wife of the County of Ashland, State of Ohio in consideration of the assuming of incumbrances ___gting to about ___ described within and for love and affection & other considerations to us paid by S.E.P. White our son of the County of Ashland, State of Ohio have Bargained and Sold, and do hereby Grant and Convey, unto the said S.E.P. White his heirs and assigns forever, the following premises, situated in the County of Ashland, in the State of Ohio, and in Milton Township and bounded and described as follows: · Being that part of the North East and North West quarter of Section twenty three three (23) Township twenty four (24) Range seventeen (17) that lies East of the Rail Road containing one hundred and fifty (150) acres more or Jess. Also twenty (20) acres more or less lying West of the Rail Road and South oflands formerly owned by Emanuel E. Fike and East oflands formerly owned by James Starrett. Also stock, farming utensils of every kind and description and all personally owned by grantees is this day sold and transferred to above named grantee. Grantee assumes the payment in full of following mortgages and also care of Grantee's Mortgage to Robert Houston amt $1300.00 Woods Ryall " $1000.00 Miss Swineford " $700.00 Agnes Craig " $1735.00 To Have and to Hold said premises, with the Appurtenances, unto the said S.E.P. White his heirs and assigns Forever. And the said William R. White and Hannah E. White his heirs and assigns, that they are lawfully seized of the premises aforesaid; that said premises are free and clear from all incumbrances whatsoever; except as above stated that they will forever Warrant and Defend the same, with the appurtenances unto the said S.E.P White his heirs and assigns, against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever. In Testimony Whereof, the said William R. White and Hanna E. White have hereunto set their hands and seals, this 12th day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Ninety one. Signed, Sealed and Acknowledged in Presence of S. G. White} /s/ William R. White (seal) C. J. Kenny} /s/ Hannah E. White (seal)
THE STATE OF OHIO,} Before me, Chas J. Kenny a Notray Public in and for said county, personally appeared the above named Ashland County } William R. White and Hannah E. White wife of the said William R. White and acknowledged the signing and sealing of the foregoing conveyance to be their voluntary act and deed; and the said Hannah E. White being at the same time examined by me, separate and apart from her husband, and the contents of said instrument made known to her by me, she then declared that she did voluntarily sign, seal and acknowledge the same, and that she is still satisfied therewith. This 12th day ofMay A.D. 1891, as witness my hand and seal of offer. Received for Record May 12 at 140 PM 1891 Recorded May 20 I 891 Chas J Kenny (seal) AM Kobler Recorder. Notary Public
6. William R. White to George W. Ryall Know all men by these Presents that William R. White and Hannah E. White his wife in consideration of Eight Thousand Dollars ($8000.00) to us paid by George W. Ryall the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged do hereby grant Bargain sell and convey to the said George W. Ryall his heirs and assigns forever Tl;le following described premises situated in the County of Ashland in the State of Ohio and in Milton Township and Bounded and described as follows Being. that part of the North East and North West quarter of section Twenty Three (23)
15 Township Twenty four (24) Range seventeen (17) that lies East of the Rail road containing One hundred and fifty acres more or less. Also Twenty acres more or less lying West of the Rail Road and South ofland formerly owned by Emanuel E. Fike and East oflands formerly Owned by James Starrett and all the estate title and interest of the said William R. White and Hannah E. White either in law or Equity itt and to the said premises. Together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging to have and to hold the same to the only proper use of the said George W. Ryall his heirs and assigns forever. And the said William R. White for himself and his heirs executors and administrators hereby covenant with the said George W. Ryall his heirs and assigns that he is the true and lawful owner of the said premises and has full power to convey the same and that the title so can be verified is clear free and unencumbered and further that we will warrant and defend the same against all claims or claims of all persons whomsoever: In witness whereof the said William R. White and Hannah E. White his wife who hereby release all their right and expectancy of Dower in the said premises have hereunto set their hands this 8th day of June in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and Ninety One. Signed and acknowledged in the presence of C. P. Winbigler John T. McCray /Is// William R. White 1/s/1 Hannah E. White
State of Ohio County of Ashland.ss Be it Remembered that on this Eighth day of June in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and Ninety One before the subscriber a Notary Public in and for said County personally came William R. White and Hannah E. White the grantors in the foregoing Deed and acknowledged the signing thereof to be their voluntary act and deed. In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my official seal on the day and year last aforesaid. Reed for Record June 8th- 1891 At 1030 AA. M. C. P. Winbigler Recorded June 16- 1891 Notary Public (Seal) A. M.Kohler Recorder
More About WILLIAM R. WHITE: Burial: 1899, Ashland Cemetary, Ashland, Ohio Cause of Death: Heart Failure
Notes for HANNAH EVA PAUL: The Ashland Gazette, Ashland Ohio Tuesday, January 1, 190 l Mrs. Wm. R. White "Mrs. William R. White, who died last Friday at the home of her son, Dr. John R. White, in Warsaw Indiana; of acute tonsillitis was brought her for burial on train 16 Sunday afternoon. Ever since the death of her husband, Elder Wm R. White, she has spent the greater part of her time with her daughter, Mrs. Gillis, and her sons in Indiana. Eva Paul was born March 6,1840 in the state ofPennsylvania; united in marriage to Wm. R. White Jan 5, 1859. Left Pennsylvania and came to Ohio on 1865 and purchased a farm 3 miles south west of Ashland where they resided until death separated them. To them were born eight sons and one daughter, all of whom, except one son, William who died in infancy, survive the father and mother. Dr. R Parks White, the eldest son, resided in Fort Wayne, Indiana; W Alvin White, Md. at Leesburg, Indiana; Dr. Sidney G. and brother John R, a leading dentist at Warsaw Indiana. Rev. S.E.P. White at Atwater Minnesota; Fred White, a professional nurse resides in Pittsburgh, Pa, and Walter L., the youngest son, at Vandergrift, Pa. The only daughter, Eva Ada, wife ofT.A. Gillis, resides near Hayesville, Ohio. All the above, excepting Dr. Alvin White, were present Sunday at the burial of their mother in Ashland's beautiful cemetery. Mrs White was for many years, a conspicuous and efficient member of the First Presbyterian Church in Ashland and was well known here and in Milton Township for her kindness and sympathy for the sick and those in distress. She was ill but a few days before her death. Rev. D.B. Duncan officiated at the burial. The sons and daughter all returned to their homes yesterday."
2. White, Mrs. Wm., Ashland Ohio Press, 2 Jan, 1901 Hayesville News. "Mrs T.A. Gillis received a message last Thursday morning annuoncing the serious illnessofher mother, Mrs. · Wm. White, of Warsaw, Ind., Mrs. Gillis started for Warsaw immediately. Word was received Saturday of Mrs. W. White's death.''
16 3. · Same paper, another page. "Mrs. Eva White, widow of Elder William R. White, deceased, formally of Milton Township, died suddenly last Friday at the home of her son, Dr. John R. White, at Warsaw, Ind., of acute tonsillitis. She was born in Pennsylvania March 6, 1840, married Mr. White January 5, 1859 and they came to this state in 1865, settling on the farm they purchased West of Ashland. She was the mother of eight sons and one daughter all of whom but one son survive her. They were all present at the funeral here Sunday but Dr. Alvin White of Leesburg, Ind. Mrs. White was a conspicuous woman in·church work, being a member of the Ashland Presbyterian Church, and she was loved and honored. Rev. D.B. Duncan officiated at the burial, which took place from the train."
More About HANNAH EVA PAUL: Burial: 30 Dec 1900, Ashland Cemetary, Ashland, Ohio Cause of Death: Meningitis
Children of WILLIAM WHITE and HANNAH PAUL are: 19. i. AGNES J. 4 WHITE, b. 1853, Colerain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; d. Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 20. ii. DR. ROBERT PARKS WHITE, b. 27 Dec 1859, Colerain Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 26 May 1913, WayneTownship, Allen County, Fort Wayne, Indiana. 21. iii. DR. WILLIAM AL YIN WHITE, b. 16 Nov 1862, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United Stated of America; d. 1927, Ashland County, Ohio. 22. iv. DR. SIDNEY G. WHITE, b. Aug 1865, Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio. v. HAZZELTON M. WHITE, b. Abt. 1867, Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio; d. 20 Jun 1870, Ashland County, Ohio. vi. HESSIE MAY WHITE, b. Abt. 1867, Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio; d. 04 Dec 1870, Ashland County, Ohio. 0
Notes for BESSIE MAY WHITE: I. Early Vital Records of Ohio DAR. "Our dear little Hessie May- W. R. & H. E. White, Dec 4, 1870, aged 2 yr 6m. She does love Jesus" Note: Stone is on the ground behind parents' stone in Lot 365, section I, Ashland County Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio.
More About HESSIE MAY WHITE: Burial: 09 Dec 1870, Ashland Cemetery
23. vii. REV. SAMUEL ERNEST PAUL WHITE, b. 01 Jan 1870, Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio; d. 08 Nov 1937, Warsaw, Indiana. 24. viii. DR. JOHN ROBINSON WHITE, b. May 1871, Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio; d. 09 Mar 1951, Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana. ix. EVA ADA WHITE, b. 22 Jul 1874, Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio; d. 23 Nov 1931, Hayesville, Ashland County, Ohio; m. (l) THOMAS A GILLIS, 25 Sep 1895; b. 10 Sep 1869; d. 17 Apr 1902; m. (2) JOHN C. EMERICK, 17 Jull911, Presbyterian Church, Ashland, Ohio; b. 22 Oct 1875, Ohio; d. Jul1945, Hayesville, Ashland County, Ohio.
Notes for EVA ADA WHITE: 1. Called "Addie" in her fathers obituary.
Note: In the 1900 Vermillion Township, Ashland County, Ohio census, Viola M. Marts is already listed as a 14 year old servant. Viola was borm in March 1886 according to the census and lived with the family until her death on 30 May 1944 (Ohio Department of Health Death Index).
More About EVA ADA WHITE: Burial: 25 Nov 1931, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland County, Ohio Cause of Death: Acute dia1ation of the heart
Notes for THOMAS A GILLIS: 1. Born Sep 1869 and died at 3 3 years, 4 months, 23 days.
More About THOMAS A GILLIS: Occupation: Farmer
Notes for JOHN C. EMERICK: 1. Birth date taken from his WW I Registration card filled in and signed by him. Ashland, roll1819736. Burial date taken from the Ashland Cemetery Association records (held at the cemetery) for John. He bought the plot with six grave spaces on ll-23-1931 for $314.00
17 2. In 1880 United States Federal Census he is 4 years old and in Butler, Montgomery, Ohio.
3. Along with him are buried Eva, his wife, and Viola M. Marts "( collored)" (House Keeper) who was buried with them on June l, 1944. Viola died of Cardiac failure and Cancer of Bowell on 30 May 1944. She was 58 years. Eva- space l Viola- space 2 John - space 3
4. Registered letter "Notice of Legatees After Probate of Will" The State of Ohio, Ashland County, Probate Court To Arthur White. You are hereby notified that on the 16th day of July 1945, the last Will and Testament of John C. Emerick, deceased, in which you are named as a legatee, was admitted to probate in the Probate Court of Ashland County, Ohio. Norman Shiliday, Executor Registered letter" Notice of Filing Inventory" The State of Ohio, Ashland County, Probate Court To Arthur White. You are hereby notified that on the 17th day of Aug. A.D. 1945, an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of John C. Emerick deceased, late of Vermillion Township in said County, was filed in this Court. Said Inventory and Appraisement will be for hearing before this Court on the 5th day of Sept. 1945, at 10 o'clock A. M. Any person desiring to file exceptions to said Inventory must file them at least five days prior to the day set for hearing. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this 22nd day of Aug. 1945. S.H. Boffenmyer, Probate Judge June E. Darling, Deputy Clerk
Marriage notes for Eva White and John Emerick: Mansfield News July 21, 1911 "John F. Emerick and Ada E. Gillis, both of Vermillion, were united in marriage at the Presbyterian Church on Clermont Avenue Wednesday afternoon by Rev. William E. Reyes. -- Ashland Times Gazette."
More About JOHN C. EMERICK: Burial: 07 Jul 1945, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland County, Ohio Cause of Death: Coronary Thrombosis Residence: 1930, Vermillion, Ashland, Ohio21
x. ALFRED MCMILLAN WHITE, b. 1873, Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio.
Notes for ALFRED MCMILLAN WHITE: lfthis "Fred" is "Alfred" then this applies. If not, this is where I will store the information.
L White, Fred. Press 20 Jan, 1898 N. Milton. "Fred White of Warsaw In. spent several days with his parents before continuing his journey to Pennsylvania, where he will take charge of a Keely cure institute."
Note: From his mother's obituary, he is a "professional nurse".
More About ALFRED MCMILI:AN WHITE: Residence: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
25. xi. WALTER MAKING LAURIE WHITE, b. 16 Jun 1876, Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio, United States of America; d. 04 Jan 1942, Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America.
ll. JOSEPH3 WHITE (WILLIAM R.2, JOHNl) was born 20 Apr 1825 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 18 Apr 1894 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He married HANNAH DICKEY 01 Mar 1865 in Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, daughter of THOMAS DICKEY and LETITIA WILSON. She was born 02 Feb 1845 in Oxford, Chester Connty, Pennsylvania, and died 31 Aug 1930 in Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for JOSEPH WHITE: Churches of Today and Yesterday in Southern Lancaster County" by Fellowship ofSolanco Churches, Raymond Dunlap, George Herbert, & Richard Yates, Sr. printed 1968.
18 The present house of worship was erected in 1869, built ofbdck, eighty-five by fifty-five feet, and cost about Ten thousand dollars. There have been about five hundred'members added on profession of faith, and one hundred by letter from other churches. The whole number of communicants in regular attendance at the present time Is about four hundred and fifty. The present organizatibn consists of Pastor, Rev Calvin W. Stewart; Elders Joseph J. Andrews, Joseph McCommon, Thomas Ferguson, James K. Jackson, Joseph B. Davis, James S. Patterson Robert A. Morrison, Washington B. Paxson, and Francis N. Scott; Trustees, Robert B. Patterson, Joseph White, William R. Wright, Cromwell Blackburn, Charles Hayes, and George D. Hastings.
More About JOSEPH WHITE: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania Occupation: Coach Maker Residence: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Notes for HANNAH DICKEY: Undated news article. "LANSDOWNE MAN'S MOTHER IS BURIED Mrs. Hannah D. White Dies at Glenolden After Long Illness Funeral services were held Tuesday evening (September 2, 1930) for Mrs, Hannah D. White, 85 years old, of 35 Knowles Avenue, Glenolden, whose death last Sunday at her late home followed an illness of several months. She was the mother of Dr. Walter G. White, ofLansdowne. The body was taken to Union Cemetery, Lancaster County, for interment. Mrs. White who resided with her grandson, Dr. E. L. MacConnell, at the Glenolden address, was the widow of Joseph White. She was a member of the Glenolden Presbyterian Church, and had been a resident of Glenolden for ten years. Besides Dr. Walter G. White, she is survived by two other sons, Dr. Calvin S. White, of Portland, Oregon, and James White, of Chicago, and a daughter, Miss Letitia White. Ten grandchildren also survive." Note: d. Sunday, August 31, 1930.
More About HANNAH DICKEY: Burial: 02 Sep 1930, Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvan.ia
Children of JOSEPH WHITE and HANNAH DICKEY are: 26. 1. MARY4 WHITE, b. 29 Apr 1866; d. 30 Nov 1919, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 27. n. DR. CALVIN STUART WHITE, b. 04 Oct 1868, Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 25 Sep 1930, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. 28. iii. DR. WALTER GLENN WHITE, b. 20 Feb 1871, Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 25 Nov 1941, Lansdowne, Deleware County, Pennsylvania iv. LETITIA DICKEY WHITE, b. 27 Jun 1874, Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 23 Jul 1940, Glenarden, Deleware, Pennsylvania.
Notes for LETITIA DICKEY WHITE: In the 1930 United States Census she is Single and living with her widowed mother Hannah at 35 East Knowles Avenue, Glenarden Borough, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
"The funeral for Letitia Dickey White was held Friday, July 26th ( 1940) from her late home, in Glenolden, Pa. Services were conducted by Rev. Malcom van Dyke of Lansdowne, with interment in Union Cemetery. She was the daughter of the late Joseph and Hannah Dickey White ofLancaster Co. With her mother, Miss White moved to Philadelphia·about thirty years ago. She took a deep interest in all the activities of her church, the Glenolden Presbyterian Church, as well as in the civic affairs of the community. Two brothers survive: Dr. Walter White, Lansdowne and James W. White of Chicago. Several nieces and one nephew, Dr. Everett MacConnell, Glenolden, also mourn her passing." " The funeral cortege, twenty-five persons, accompanying the body of Miss Letitia Dickey White to Union cemetery, Colerain Township, stopped at the Octorara Hotel, Friday for lunch."
More About LETITIA DICKEY WHITE: Burial: 26 Jull940, Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania
29. v. JAMES ADDISON WHITE, b. 26 Jun 1876, Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. 03 Dec 1941, Evanston, Illinois.
3 12. SAMUEL D. WHITE (WILLIAM R 2, JOJ1N1) was born 09 May 1827 in Colerain, Lancaster County,
19 Pennsylvania, and died 14 Nov 1906 in Cross Creek Village, Washington Township, Pennsylvania. He married SARAH ANN DINSMORE 20 Dec 1855, daughter of JAMES DINSMORE and MARGARET LYLE. She was born 02 Jul 1832 in Cross Creek Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, and died 03 Mar 1906 in Cross Creek Village, Washington Township, Pennsylvania.
Notes for SAMUEL D. WHITE: 1. White, Samuel, Ashland Ohio Gazette Tue. 31 May, 1892 "Samuel White, of Washington County, Pa., and sisters, Mrs. Andrews, ofLancaster County, and Mrs Campbell, of Washington County, are visiting their brother, Eldr. Wm. White in Milton Township." 2. 1850 Census he is in Colerain, Lancaster County with his parents and siblings. 1860 Census he is in Cross Creek with Sarah and living next door to James, Margaret and Jane Dinsmore. 1870 Census Margaret and Jane are listed as "keeping house" at Samuel and Sarah's farm. 1880 Margaret is listed as "Mother-in-law". She and Jane are listed as borders. 1900 Sarah D. is listed as Head of Household and is 67. Smauel is 73 and his father is listed as having come form Ireland. 3. After their marriage, they went to Lancaster, County, Penna, which was Mr. White's home county, and lived there for two or three years; then returning to Washington County, they lived on a farm in Hopewell Twp. until Abt. 1866 when they moved to the Dinsmore home farm in Cross Creek Township. This was their home until they retired from farming and moved to Cross Creek Village in 1902. (Excerpt from the Lyles of Washington County Pennsylvania by A.D. White).
4. Letter found in the original John White Family Bible is quoted: "Samuel D. White was born in Lancaster C01mty, Penna on May 9, 1827. He carne to Washington County, Penna. in the early 1850's and on December 20, 1855, he was married to Sarah Ann Dinsmore, daughter of James and Margaret Lyle Dinsmore of Cross Creek township. The marriage was petformed in the Dinsmore Home by the Rev. Dr. John Stockton, pastor of the Cross Creek Presbyterian Church. Samuel and Sarah White went to Lancaster Co. to live for a few years, but returned to Washington county, and lived on the Dinsmore Farm, and during the Civil War years, on a farm in Hopewell Twp. After James Dinsmore's death in 1870, Samuel White conducted the Home Farm untill904. When he and Sarah moved to Cross Creek Village, where Sarah died on March 3, 1906, and Samuel on Nov. 14 of the same year. He was past 80 years of age, and she was nearly 75."
More About SAMUEL D. WHITE: Age at Death (Facts Pg): 79 years Burial: Cross Creek Cemetery, Washington County, Pennsylvania
More About SARAH ANN DINSMORE: Age at Death (Facts Pg): 79 years
Children of SAMUEL WHITE and SARAH DINSMORE are: 30. L JAMES DINSMORE4 WHITE, b. 26 Apr 1860, Hopewell Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania. 31. ii. WILLIAM GRAHAM WHITE, b. 23 Apr 1862, Washington County, Pennsylvania; d. 14 Aug 1931, . Washington County, Pennsylvani,a. 32. iii. JOHN MCMILLAN WHITE, b. 20 Dec 1868, Cross Creek Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania; d. 15 · Dec 1942, Washington County, Pennsylvania.
13. ELIZABETIP WHITE (WILLIAM R.2, JOHN1) was born 13 Nov 1832 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 27 Sep 1919 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She married REv. ROBERT MCMILLAN. He was born 10 Mar 182922, and died 01 Aug 1864 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
More About ELIZABETH WHITE: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania, 5637 Street Rd, Kirkwood, PA
Notes for REv. ROBERT MCMILLAN: "Much loved pastor ofthe United Churches of Apollo and Pine Run". Note from the History of the Union United Presbyterian Church, Oxford, Pennsylvania.
More About REV. ROBERT MCMILLAN: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania, 5637 Street Rd, Kirkwood, PA
20 Children of ELIZABETH WHITE and ROBERT MCMILLAN are: i. IDA R. 4 MCMILLAN, b. 1857; d. 1929.
More About IDA R. MCMILLAN: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania,·5637 Street Rd, Kirkwood, PA Occupation: School Teacher (noted in 1880 US Census, Colerain, Lancaster County P A.)
ii. WILLIE MCMILLAN, b. 04 Jul1859; d. 20 May 1863.
14. MARGARET lSABELLA3 WHITE (WILLIAM R.2, JOHNl) was born 02 Dec 183623. She married JOHN I. CAMPBELL23. He was born Abt. 1829, and died in Pennsylvania.
Notes for MARGARET ISABELLA WHITE: l. In the Colerain Township, Lancaster Pennsylvania 1869 Census she is single and still with William (67), Joseph (34), and Mary (31 ).
2. In the West Wyoming Township, Luzerne County Pennsylvania 1920 Census she is 84 and listed as a widow.
. More About MARGARET ISABELLA WHITE: Residence: 1880, Rose, Jefferson, Pennsylvania23
Notes for JOHN I. CAMPBELL: 1. First name, initial and approximate birth date came from the 1880 Census of Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
Children of MARGARET WHITE and JOHN CAMPBELL are: i. JAMES W. 4 CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1857.
Notes for JAMES W. CAMPBELL: He shows in the 1870 Census but not in the 1880 Census.
ii. MARTHAJ. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1859.
Notes for MARTI-lA J. CAMPBELL: Birth date came from the 1880 Census of Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
iii. JOHN I. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1861.
Notes for JOHN I. CAMPBELL: Birth date crune from the 1880 Census of Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania
iv. ELIZABETH A. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1863.
Notes for ELIZABETH A. CAMPBELL: Birth date crune from the 1880 Census of Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
v. ARCHIBALD M. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1866.
Notes for ARCHIBALD M . CAMPBELL: Birth date crune from the 1880 Census of Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania
vi. MARTHA D. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1868.
Notes for MARTHA D. CAMPBELL: Birth date came from the 1880 Census of Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
vii. CLARA A. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. I 870.
Notes for CLARA A. CAMPBELL: Birth date crune from the 1880 Census of Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
viii. ENOCH A. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. I 876.
21 Notes for ENOCH A. CAMPBELL: Birth date came from the 1880 Census ofRose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
ix. CALVIN W. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1879.
Notes for CAL YIN W. CAMPBELL: Birth date came from the 1880 Census for Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania
15. MARY ELIZABETH3 WHITE (JOHN2, .!OHN1) was born Abt. 1827. She married DENNIS L. BOWMAN. He was born Abt. 1826.
Children of MARY WHITE and DENNIS BOWMAN are: i. SARAH4 BOWMAN, b. Abt. 1848. ii. SAMUEL BOWMAN, b. Abt. 1853. iii. MARY BOWMAN, b. Abt. 1859.
16. MA.RGARET3 WHITE (SAMUEL2, JOHN1) was born 13 Nov 1832, and died 20 Feb 1885 in Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She married LEWIS B. GREGG. He was born 26 Sep 1849 in Peach Bottom Township, York County, Pennsylvania, and died 14 Feb 1909 in Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
More About MARGARET WHITE: Burial: Chestnut Level Presbyterian.Church, 1068 Chestnut Level Road, Quarryville, PA.
Notes for LEWIS B. GREGG: Buried among the White family, as Margaret's husband; he's to her right.
More About LEWIS B. GREGG: Burial: Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church, 1068 Chestnut Level Road, Quarryville, PA. Residence: 1850, Peach Bottom, York, Pennsylvania24
Children of MARGARET WHITE and LEWIS GREGG are: 33. i. RUSSEL W. 4 GREGG, b. Jun 1874. ii. WALTER L. GREGG, b. Feb 1876.
17. JOHN MCCASKEY3 WHITE (.JAMES S.2, JOHNI) was born 1838 in Pennsylvania25,25,25,25. He married LEAH. She was born Abt. 183 7.
More About JOHN MCCASKEY WHITE: Residence: 1870, Upper Oxford, Chester, PennsylvaniaJ5.25
Child of JOHN WHITE and LEAH is: i. JAMES S.4 WHITE, b. Abt. 1864.
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4 18. LAURA WHITE (JOHN3, WILLIAM R 2, JOHN1) was born Feb 1858 in Pennsylvania. She married DAVID H. STEWART. He was born Sep 1856 in Scotland.
Notes for LAURA WHlTE: Laura is not showing in the 1920 Census.
Notes for DAVID H. STEWART: This family information came mainly from the 1900 Washington County, Pennsylvania Census. In the 1920 Census of Washington County, First Precinct, David B. (63) and widowed lives at 582 Allison Avenue.
22 In the 1910 Census they Jived at 125 East Chestnut Street and had two non related persons: Marion (17) and Isabel (18) Stanaret . David is also shows a job of a baker.
In the 1930 Census he is (73) he is a widower and Jived at 343 Spruce Run Road in Avalon, Allegheny, PA with his sister Marion (68), Elizabeth T. (79), Annie S. (62) and daughter Isabella (35).
More About DA V!D H. STEW ART: immigration: 186526 Occupation: Shipping Clerk at a Tin Mill
Children of LAURA WHITE and DAVID STEWART are: i. ANNIE5 STEWART, b. Nov 1889. ii. MARION STEWART, b. Jul 1892. iii. ISABELL STEWART, b. Jul1894.
Notes for ISABELL STEWART: Still with her father in the 1930 Census at Avalon, Allegheny, PA. at the age of(35).
19. AGNES J.4 WHITE (WILLIAM R.3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN1} was born 1853 in Colerain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania27,28, and died in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She married A.C: CRAIG. He was born 1843 in Pennsylvania29.
Notes for AGNES J. WHITE: By the birth date, Agnes is a child of the first wife of William, who is unknown at this time.
1880 Census for Corsica Township, Jefferson County, has her aged at 31. 1920 Census for Lancaster, Pennsylvania has her living with a 62 year old cousin Ida R. MacMillan at 419 West Walnut, as a 65 year old widow. 1930 Census she is still at 419 West Walnut, Lancaster.
More About AGNES 1. WHITE: Residence: 1870, Milton, Ashland, OhioJO
Notes for A.C. CRAIG: 1. 1880 Census of Corsica Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania lists him as a Druggist at 37 years of age.
More About A. C. CRAIG: Occupation: 1880, Druggist Residence: 1880, Corsica, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, l)nited States31
Children of AGNES WHITE and A. C. CRAIG are: 34. i. STANLEY W5 CRAIG, b. Abt. 1874, Pennsylvania. ii. ALBERT A. CRAIG, b. Abt. 1876, Pennsylvania; m. AGNES J..
Notes for ALBERT A. CRAIG: Listed, in 1930 census as "something other than a direct relationship" with A. C. Craig as head of household.
35. iii. JAMES P. CRAIG, b. 1878, Pennsylvania iv. GRIER L. CRAIG, b. Abt. 1879, Pennsylvania.
Notes for GRIER L. CRAIG: Listed, in 1930 census as "something other than a direct relationship" with A. C. Craig as head of household.
20. DR. ROBERT PARKS4 WHITE (WILLIAM R 3, WILLIAM R 2, JOHN!) was born 27 Dec 1859 in Colerain Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 26 May 1913 in Wayne Township, Allen County, Fort Wayne, Indiana. He married JOSEPHINE POFF32 1884 in Easton, Pennsylvania, daughter of CHRISTIAN POFF and NANCY NELSON. She was born Jun 1861 in Ashland County, Ohio.
Notes for DR. ROBERT PARKS WHITE:
23 I. White, Park (Mrs.) Press 25 Jun 1891 "Dr. Park White, of Warsaw Ind., visiting with his parents, West of town, last week. Park is doing well at his profession out there, and bears evidence ofbeing right "in it"."
2. White, Parks (Dr.) Ashland. OH Gazette Fri 1, Sep 1893. "Dr. Parks White, of Warsaw, Ind.,arrived in Ashland Wednesday morning for the purpose of attending the marriage ofhis brother Sidney."
3. DR. PARKS WHITE, WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN IS NO MORE- Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Tuesday, May 20, 1913 Pg 13, Col4 Obituary. "Dr. Robert Parks White, for twelve years a practicing physician in Fort Wayne, died at the family home, 218 West Washington Street, last night from a complication of diseases. He was fifty-three years of age and had been ill for the past ten weeks. No an·angements for the funeral have been made. Dr. White was born in Lancaster County, Pa., December 27, 1859. He was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. For the past several years he had made a specialty of eye, ear, nose and throat diseases and was well known not only in Fort Wayne, but in the surrounding country as well. He was married at Easton, Pa., in 1884 to Miss Josephine Poff, who with the daughter, Miss lgnota, survives. Dr. White was a Thirty-second degree Mason, and was the leader of the Shrine band, which he organized, at the time of his death. Surviving besides the widow and daughter are the following brothers and sisters: Dr. W. Alvin White, of Rowesberg, 0., Dr. S. T. White, of Pittsburgh, Pa., the Rev. Mr. S.E. P. White, ofBemidji, Minn., Dr. John R. White, of Warsaw, Ind.; Fred M. White, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. John Emerick, Hayesville, 0., Walter L White, Mansfield, 0. Before coming to Fort Wayne in 1903, Dr. White practiced medicine at Warsaw, Ind~ Early in life he took up the study of medicine as did several ofhis brothers, and he has been eminently successful. He had built up a large practice in Fort Wayne and had numerous friends who will be grieved to learn ofhis death. Dr. John R. White, of Warsaw, was at his brother's bedside when he passed away."
4. WHITE, Dr. R. Parks Ashland OH Press Wed 28 May 1913 "The funeral services ofDr. R. Parks White, a well known specialist ofFort Wane, Ind., and formerly of this county, who died last Monday were held in that city, Thursday, from his residence and later from the Scottish Rite cathedraL Interment was made at Lindenwood in charge of the commander ofKnights Templar. Death came to him at his home where he had been bedfast and in a critical condition for four weeks. He was born in Lancaster, Pa., December 27, 1859, and was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. He was married at Easton, Pa., in 1884 to Miss Josephine Poff, who with one daughter, Miss Ignota, survives. Deceased was a brother of Dr. W. Alvin White, ofRowsburg."
53 years Death date from the Fort Wayne City Health Office. The source of this record is the book, Ch 7 on page 97 within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration.
More About DR. ROBERT PARKS WHITE: Burial: 29 May 1913, Lindenwood, Fort Wayne, Indiana Mason: Thirty-second Degree Occupation: Eye and Ear Nose and Throat Specialist for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Residence: 1900, Wayne, Allen, IndianaJJ
Notes for JOSEPHINE POFF: 1. White, R. P. (Mrs. Dr.) Press 30 Sep 1903 N. Milton "Mrs. Lon Poffleft Tuesday for Indiana where she will visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Dr. R. P. White, in Ft. Wayne, and also relatives in Decalb County."
Child of ROBERT WHITE and JOSEPHINE POFF is: i. IGNOTA5 WHITE33, b. Oct 1885, Ohio.
More About IGNOTA WI-l1TE: Residence: 1900, Wayne, Allen, IndianaJJ
24 21. DR. WILLIAM ALVlN4 WHITE {WILLIAM R3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN1) was born 16 Nov 1862 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United Stated of America, and died 1927 in Ashland County, Ohio. He married IDA JOSEPHINE HUNTER 16 Sep 1891, daughter of JOSEPH PAXTON HUNTER. She was born 06 Apr 1868 in Ohio, and died 10 4 Jun 1923 in Ashland County, Ohio3 .
Notes for DR. WILLIAM AL YIN WHITE: I. White W. Alvin (Dr.) mge Press 24, Sep., 1891 "Last Wednesday evening, Dr. W. Alvin White, of Ashland and Miss Ida J. Hunter of Rome, Richland County were married at the residence of the brides parents, by Rev. D.B. Duncan. A large number of guests were present from surrounding towns and Indiana and Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. White will go to Indiana to take up their residence there."
2. William Alvin White got his education at Oxford, Pennsylvania and Ashland College. Entered Western Reserve at Cleveland, Ohio, graduating in 1901. He first located in Indiana, then Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania then returned to Ashland County Ohio to Rows burg where he was a representative and successful surgeon when the history was written. He was a prominent physician and surgeon at Rowsburg. Mr. White was a Republican and a Presbyterian. Gravestone is in Ashland Cemetery. (The History of Ashland County, Ohio, Baughman, found in the Ashland County Library). ' 3. White, Alvin (Dr.) Press 1 Oct. 1902 "Adario. Dr. Alvin White and family, of Pittsburgh, Pa., have been spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. H. Wood. They expect to spend the Winter on the Hunter farm near Rivers, until Mrs. White improves in health."
4. Note: Buried 4/5/1927 (69+ years) Ashland Ohio Cemetery Lot 576, section 3 (Burial record). Paid $50.00 for the lot 6/11123
More About DR. WILLIAM AL YIN WHITE: Burial: 05 Apr 1927, Ashland Cemetery Cause of Death: Cerebral Hemorrhage Occupation: Physician! Surgeon
Notes for IDA JOSEPHINE HUNTER: 1. Note: Buried 6/1311923 (55+ years) Ashland Ohio Cemetery Lot 576, section 3 (Burial record).
More About IDA JOSEPHINE HUNTER: Burial: 13 Jun 1923, Ashland County, Ohio Cemetery, Lot 576, section 3
Children of WILLIAM WHITE and IDA HUNTER are: i. EVA PAULINE5 WHITE, b. 25 Aug 1895; d. 04 Jun 1896, Ashland, Ohio.
Notes for EVA PAULJNE WHITE: l. Eva Pauline is buried in the same plot as Wiliam R. White and his wife Hannah Eva Paul in Lot 365 section I, of the Ashland Cemetery. '
2. White, Eva Pauline, Press 9 June 1896. "Dr. and Mrs. W. A. White were saddened and distressed by the death of their Daughter, Eva Pauline, last Thursday night after a week's sickness with cerebral spinal trouble. The funeral was held Saturday by Rev. D. B. Duncan from Dr. White's residence on Washington Street."
3. Note: This death date is derived from an entry in the "Early Vital Records of Ohio, Dar" found in the Ashland Library.
More About EVA PAULINE WHITE: Burial: 06 Jun 1896, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland County, Ohio Cause of Death: Cerebral Spinal trouble
II. WILLIAM AL YIN DALE WHITE, b. 03 Sep 1900, Leesburg, Ohio; d. 08 May 1993, Elkhart, Indiana; m. TREY A ELIZABETH WILSON, 07 Apr 1923, Ashland, Ohio; b. 08 Sep 1901, Ashland, Ohio; d. 28 Dec 1967, Elkhart, Indiana
Notes for WILLIAM AL YIN DALE WHITE: I. Obituary- The Elkhart Truth, Tuesday, May 11, 1993
25 "ELKHART- Friends of William Dale White, 92, longtime Elkhart funeral director may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P.M. today at the White Funeral Home, where the funeral service will be at 10 A.M. Wednesday. The Rev. Doyle "Jack" Pavy of Trinity United Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Rice Cemetery. Mr. White of221 W. Lexington Ave., died Saturday evening (May 8, 1993) at Meridian Nursing Center, West Lake, where he had been a resident for about 3 1/2 years. He was born Sept. 2, 1900, in Leesburg. He married Treva Elizabeth Wilson on April7, 1923, in Ashland, Ohio. She died on Dec. 28, 1967. Surviving are two nieces. A sister, Dorothy Wallace is deceased. Mr. White came to Elkhart fi·om Cleveland in 1928 to join his uncle Fred M. White, in the operation of a funeral home at Second Street and Lexington Avenue. The funeral home was located in the former Charles S. Drake home; the comer now occupied by GTE. White and his uncle were partners until the elder's death in 1930. Then he and his wife were partners until her death. They moved the funeral home to its present location at 221 W. Lexington Ave. in 1948. Mr. White was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, Masonic Blue Lodge, Ashland, Ohio. The Scottish Rite of South Bend and Mizpah Shrine Temple, Fort Wayne. Memorials may be given to Trinity United Methodist church."
2. "Mortician 50 Years in Business- The Elkhart Truth, June 9, 1978, pp16 In 1928, Dale White came to Elkhart from Cleveland to join his uncle's funeral home business. Fifty years later, White is the dean of the Elkhart area morticians. White and the uncle Fred M. White, operated a funeral home on the comer of Second and Lexington Streets, where the General Telephone building stands today. White and his uncle were partners until the elder's death in 1930. Then White and his wife Treva, were equal partners until she died in 1967. Since that time, White has been the sole proprietor of White Funeral Home, 221 W. Lexington Ave. White learned the trade from his uncle, and he and his wife were licensed undertakers. There were four other funeral homes in Elkhart 50 years ago, just like today, White said. One of the differences between the business now and in 1928 is that embalming used to be done in the home, White said. that was before a state law required it to be done in the funeral home, he said. Services were almost always held in the family's home 50 years ago, he said. All of Elkhart's funeral homes used to run ambulances services, White said, but he sold his equipment to an ambulance company about 14 years ago, he said. White said he never thought too seriously about quitting the business once he began, because "when a young person person invested that much money in it he just stuck with it." The cost of beginning a funeral home today is much higher, White said, and most young people who begin in the business are relatives of someone who already operates one. White said the hours were longer 50 years ago than today, because of advancements in the field, but he said he needs to keep working. "I never really had the time for any hobbies," he said, so working is his chosen way of keeping busy."
More About WILLIAM ALVIN DALE WHITE: Burial: 12 May 1993, Rice Cemetery, Elkhart, Indiana Occupation: Mortician/Funeral Director
More About TREVA ELIZABETH WILSON: Burial: 1967, Rice Cemetery, Elkhart, Indiana
iii .. DOROTHY ANGELINE WHITE, b. 21 Jull902; m. WALLACE.
22. DR. SIDNEY G.4 WHITE (WILLIAM R.3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHNI) was born Aug 1865 in Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio. He married EFFIE SHIVELY Abt. 1893. She was born Mar 1872 in Ohio.
Notes for DR. SIDNEY G. WHITE: The 1900 United States Federal Census has Sidney (spelled Sydney) a physician and family living in Wayne, Kosciusko, Indiana. His brother John R, 29, (a Dentist) resides with him. It also gives Sidney's birth date as Aug 1865.
The 1910 United States Federal Census has Sidney (spelled Sydney) as a (Physician in a Sanatorium). He and his family live in Pittsburgh Ward 12, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. A nephew, Arthur Shively (26 years) lives with them. he is listed as a clerk.
The 1920 United States Federal Census has Sidney (Physician) and family in the same location. The enumerator is the son George De Witt White.
More About DR. SIDNEY G. WHITE: Occupation: Practicing Physician, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Residence: 1910, Allegheny, Pittsburgh, pAJ5.35
26 Notes for EFFIE SHIVELY: Living with son John in the 1930 Fort Wayne City census .. Maiden name based on census information where a nephew of Sidney was listed in 1910.
More About EFFIE SHIVELY: Occupation: Nurse
Children of SIDNEY WHITE and EFFIE SH!VEL Y are: 36. i. GEORGE DE WITTs WH1TE, b. 04 Nov 1896, Warsaw, Indiana; d. 04 Dec 1976, Warsaw, Indiana. 37. ii. DR. JOHN R. WHITE, b. 20 Oct 1900, Warsaw, Indiana; d. 02 Oct 1989, Warsaw, Indiana.
1 23. REV. SAMUEL ERNESTPAUL4 WHITE (WILLIAM R3, WILLIAM R. 2, ]OHN } was born 01 Jan 1870 in Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio, and died 08 Nov 1937 in Warsaw, Indiana. He married (1) ELLA M. WILIAMSON. She was born 1874 in Illinois. He manied (3) ETHEL ROPER. She was born Abt. 1880 in Canada.
Notes for REV. SAMUEL ERNEST PAUL WHITE: 1. Possible conect date of death is 67 years, 10 months, 30 days. (Rev. Barr notes).
Notes for Rev. Samuel Ernest Paul White:
1. Cleveland Plain Dealer- lO Feb 1895. Harry Beer and Earnest White, students at Wooster University, were at home three days last week, visiting parents.
2. White, Ernest (Rev), Ashland OH Press 22 June 1910. "Rev. and Mrs. Ernest White, of Bemidji, Minnesota, spent Friday in Ashland calling on old friends, driving up from Hayesville where they had been guests of relatives. Mrs. White was nee Ella Williamson. They were on the way from Atlantic City where attended Gen. Assembly of the Presbyterian Church."
3. Note: The other part of this documentation is in his father's notes.
"S. E. P. White & William R. White
Know all men by these Presents that I S.E.P. White an unmarried man in consideration of the assumption of about $4000.00 of encumbrances thereon love and affection and other considerations to me paid by William R. White the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged does hereby grant Bargain sell and convey to the said William R. White his heirs and assigns forever the following premises situated in the County of Ashland in the state of Ohio and in Milton Township and bounded and described as following. Being that part of the North East and North West quarter of section Twenty Three (23), Township Twenty Four (24) Range seventeen (17) that lies East of the Rail Road containing one hundred and fifty (150) acres more or less. Also Twenty (20) acres more or less lying West of the Rail Road and South oflands formerly owned by Emanuel E. Fike and East oflands formerly owned by James Starrett also all stock farming utensils of every kind and description and all personally conveyed by the Grantee herein in his deed of May 12" 1891 to this grantor and all the estate Title and interest of the said S. E. P. White either in law or equity in and to the said Premises, together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging. To have and to hold the same to the only proper use of the said William R. White his heirs and assigns forever. And the said S.E.P. White for himself and his heirs executors and administrators hereby covenants with the said William R. White his heirs and assigns that he is the true and lawful owner of the said Premises and has full power to convey the same and that title so conveyed is clear free and un incumbered: and further that he will warrant and defend the same against all claims of all persons whomsoever except the mortgages of Robert Houston G.W. Ryall and Miss Swineford and Mrs. A. J. Craig. In witness where of the said S. E. P. White has hereunto set his hand this fifth day of June in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and Ninety One. Signed and acknowledged in Presence of C. P. Winbigler //s//8. E. P.. White G. W. Bowerize
27 State of Ohio County of Ashland. Be it Remembered that on this fifth day of June in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and Ninety One before the subscriber a Notary Public in and for said county personally came S.E.P. White the grantor in the foregoing deed and acknowledged the signing thereof to be his voluntary act and deed In Testimony whereof! have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my official seal on the day and year last aforesaid.
Reed for Record June 5 - 1891 at 7 P.M. Recorded June 15- 1891 AM Kohler Recorder C. P. Winbigler Notary Public (Seal)
4. Current displayed death date and location, and spouse name come form his biography, notes form the General Catalogue and obituary, which follow:
-From the Biographical Catalogue ofthe Princeton Theological Seminary 1815- 1954, published by the Trustees ofthe Theological Seminary ofthe Presbyterian Church Princeton, New Jersey, 1955.
"White, Samuel Ernest Paul- B. Ashland, 0, Ja 1, 1870; Woos, 96; POTS, 96-7; Cactus, 97-9, MA; Ord By St Cloud, Je 29, 99; P, Harrison, Minn, 99-1902; Ess, Korhonen, Murdock, Lauriston & Pennock, 02-3; P, Lake field, 03-5; P, Bemidji, 05~15 P, Central Ch, Longdon, Col, 15-20; Logging Camp Missions, Wash, 20-7;P, Natasha, 27-37; D, Warsaw Bind, Inf8, 37. Add, Woos, 15."
-From the General Catalogue Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Chicago, Published by the Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Chicago, 1939.
"White, Samuel Ernest Paul. B. Jan 1, 1870; D. Nov 8, 1937; Wooster Coli., 1896, D.A. 'Princeton Theol. Sem., 1896-1897; Pres. Theol Sem., Chicago, 1899, dip.; bon. deg. Wooster Col., 1915. D.D. lie 1899, St Cloud Presby., ord. 1899, St Cloud presby., p. Harrison, Minn., 1899-1910; Kerkhoven, 1901-1902; Lakeford, 1902- 1904; Bemidgi, Minn., 1904-1915; Longmont, Col., 1915-1920;h.m. Seattle, Wash., ---;mod. 1913, Syn ofMinn; 1932, Wash. Syn., m. Ethel Roper; s. 1,dr.l."
a spouse Ethel Roper is identified in the Catalogue with "1 s, 1 dr". a spouse Ella Williamson is identified in a newspaper article on 22 June 1910.
5. Warsaw Daily Times and Northern Indiana, Warsaw, Indiana, Tuesday, November 9, 1937 "REV. S. WHITE PASSES AWAY- End comes at Home of Brother Just East of Warsaw. Rev. Samuel Earnest Paul White passed away at the home ofhis brother, Dr. John R. White on U.S. route 30 just east of Warsaw, monday at 9 p.m. His death came as a result of several strokes from which he suffered recently. He was pastor of the Presbyterian church at Onalaska, Wash., and was compelled to give up his work recently on account of his health. He was given a year's leave of absence by his congregation and came east expecting to spend the winter with relatives in Toronto, Canada. He and his wife left Seattle on October 6, stopping in Warsaw to visit his brother, Dr. John R. White and family en route. They arrived here October 9 and expected to leave for Toronto on Sunday October 31, but on Wednesday, October 27, he was the victim of a second stroke which made it impossible for him to be moved. He grew gradually weaker until Monday evening when death overtook him. Rev. Samuel E. P. White was born in Ashland, 0., January 1, 1870. He was a graduate of Wooster College in 1896. He studied one year at Princeton Theological Seminary and graduated from McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago in 1899. He was pastor for ten years of the Presbyterian church at Bemidji, Minn., five years pastor at Longmont, Colo. He gave ten years of his life to the work of a Christian Ministry in the Presbytery of Seattle and for a number of years served as pastor of the Presbyterian church at Onalaska, Wash. During the years of his work among the lumbermen of the north-west he endeared himself to them and to the hearts of the christian people of the entire state. His brethren honored him by electing him moderator of the Synod of Washington, which is the highest honor they could confer upon him. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ethel Roper White, and one son, John R. White of Seattle, also by two brothers, Dr. John R. White of Warsaw, and W.L. White of Mansfield, Ohio. Funeral serviCes will be held at the Dr. J.R. White residence on route 30, East ofWarsaw, Wednesday at 2:30p.m. Dr. A. W. Rabee, pastor of the Presbyterian church officiating. The funeral will be in charge of Dale White, a nephew, of the White funeral
28 home in Elkhart. The body will be taken to Fort Wayne for cremation."
More About REV. SAMUEL ERNEST PAUL WHITE: Cause of Death: Multilpe strokes Occupation: Presbyterian Minister in Minnesota Ordination: 29 Jun 1899, Pby. St. Cloud, Minnesota Residence: 1910, Bemidji Ward 2, Beltrami, Minnesota36
Children of SAMUEL WHITE and ELLA WILIAMSON are: i. EVA M.s WHITE, b. 1903, Minnesota3 7; d. Bef. Nov 1937.
More About EVA M. WHITE: Residence: 09 Jun 1905, Beltrami, Minnesota37
n. JOHN D. WHITE, b. 1908, Minnesota38.
Notes for JOHN D. WHITE: Living in Seattle when his father died 8 November, 1937.
More About JOI-IN D. WHITE: Residence: 1910, Bemidji Ward 2, Beltrami, Minnesota38
Children of REV. SAMUEL ERNEST PAUL WHITE are: iii. EVA MS WHITE38, b. 1904, Minnesota38.
More About EVA M WHITE: Residence: 1910, Bemidji Ward 2, Beltrami, Minnesota38
iv. JOHN D WHITE38, b. 1908, Minnesota38.
More About JOHN D WHITE: Residence: 1910, Bemidji Ward 2, Beltrami, Minnesota38
24. DR. JOHN ROBINSON4 WHITE {WILLIAM R.3, WILLIAM R. 2, }OHN1) was born May 1871 in Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio, and died 09 Mar 1951 in Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana. He married (3) BLANCHE ALICE BOYDSTON Oct 1902 in Harrison, Minnesota, daughter ofEUGENE BOYDSTON. She was born Abt. 1880 in Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana, and died 17 Oct 1957 in Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana.
Notes for DR. JOI-IN ROBINSON WHITE: Notes for Dr. John Robinson White: l. Front Page, Warsaw Times- Union, Warsaw Indiana Saturday, March 10, 1951 "Dr. John R. White, Retired Warsaw Dentist, Dies Suddenly. Dr. John R. White, about 78, well-known Warsaw resident died suddenly at2:45 p.m. Friday, due to a heart ailment. He has not been well for the past several years. Dr. White was stricken fatally when leaving the Presbyterian church following the funeral service held there for Mrs. William Beebe. He was a retired dentist and had practiced here for many years. He had resided in this city for 65 years. In 1900 he was married in Minnesota to Blanche Boydston. Dr. White was an active member of the First Presbyterian church. He was affiliated with the Masonic lodge and was an honorary member of the Indiana Dental association and of the Kosciusko County Dental association. He was a graduate of the Indiana university school of dentistry. He was born in Ashland county, Ohio the son of William and Eva White and was the last of a family of 13 children, 12 sons and one daughter. Surviving relatives include his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Bolinger, of this city, and Mrs Ignota Border, of Monon; one son, Robert D. White, of Santa Monica, Cal; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the First Presbyterian church. Rev G. H .. Watson, the pastor will preside and Dr. A. W. Raabe, a former pastor, will bring the message. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. Friends will be received at the Landis funeral home after 7 p.m. Saturday untilll a.m. on Monday and at the church from noon until the time of the service.
29 RETIRES IN 1946 Dr. White retired form active practice and was succeeded by Dr. Eugene F. Yoder April6, 1946. He began his practice in Warsaw in 1898 when he occupied an office directly opposite the location at which he has practiced for so many years. At the beginning he was associated with the late Dr. R. Parks White, his brother, a physician, who is well remembered in this community and who later transferred his practice to Fort Wayne. Dr. White continued his first location for ten years, when he moved into the Haymond building which was his location until his retirement. Dr. White was soon recognized in this city as an able man in the dental profession. He developed a practice that included patients from other communities and from great distances, who came to take advantage of his skill. He was held in high regard throughout the community because of his humane interest and his kindness to those who were under-privileged and unfortunate."
Note; Children Helen I and Ignota are on the 1930 Census; Louise, lgnota and Robert D. are in the obituary. Death date and cemetery information is from the Kosciusko County Historical Society email of26 July, 2005.
More About DR. JOHN ROBINSON WHITE: Burial: 12 Mar 1951, Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, IndianaLot28 #4. Cause of Death: Heart Ailment Occupation: Dentist, Warsaw, Indiana Residence: 1930, Wayne, Kosciusko, Indiana39
Notes for BLANCHE ALICE BOYDSTON: Death date is from the Kosciusko County Historical Society in an email dated 26 July, 2005. There is a Blanche White d. 17 Oct 1957 in a death index sent by the Kosciusko county Genealogy Society research unit.
Obituary reads as follows: Warsaw Daily Times Newspaper Kosciusko County, IN., 17 Oct 1957, page 2, column 7. "Mrs. Blanche White, 75, widow of the late Dr. John R. white, died of a heart attack at 2 o'clock this morning in her home at College avenue and 12th Street, Winona Lake. Mrs. White had not been feeling well for the past week. A lifetime resident of this community, she was born in Warsaw, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boydston. In October, 1902 she was married to Dr. John R. White, a well-known dentist, who died in 1951. Mrs. White was an active member of the First Presbyterian church in Warsaw and served as treasured of the Women's Association for many years. She was also a 50-year member of the Eastern Star and honorary member of the Mothers Study club. Surviving are a daughter, Louise White Bolinger, Winona Lake; a son D. Robert White, of Santa Monica, Calif., and five grandchildren. A daughter, Mrs. Sam (Ignota) Border, died in Monson last April. Landis funeral home is in charge of arrangements which are incomplete pending word from the son".
More About BLANCHE ALICE BOYDSTON: Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Child of DR. JOHN ROBINSON WHITE is: 1. HELEN L5 WHITE39, b. 190839.
More About HELEN L WHITE: Residence: 1930, Wayne, Kosciusko, Indianas9
Children of DR. JOHN ROBINSON WHITE are: ii. ROBERT5 WHITE40, b. 1903, Indiana4o.
More About ROBERT WHITE: Residence: 1910, Warsaw Ward 2, Kosciusko, Indiana40
iii. LOUISE WHITE40, b. 1906, Indiana4o.
More About LOUISE WHITE: Residence: 1910, Warsaw Ward 2, Kosciusko, Indiana•o
30 Children of JOHN WHffE and BLANCHE BOYDSTON are: 41 iv. D. ROBERTs WHITE, b. Abt. 1903, Indiana; m. ROWENA S. 41 ; b. 1903, California .
Notes for D. ROBERT WHITE: Lived in Santa Monica, California when his mother passed away. In the 1930 U.S. Census he is listed as living at 1089 Sam Pasqua! Street Pasadena Township, Pasadena City, Los Angeles, California. He is a manager of an apartment/hotel. They have a maid by the name of Minnie Biggs who is 39 at this census.
More About D. ROBERT WHITE: Residence: 1930, Pasadena, Los Angeles, California41
More About ROWENA S.: Residence: 1930, Pasadena, Los Angeles, California41
v. LOUISE WHITE, b. Abt. 1906, Indiana; m. BOLINGER.
Notes for LOUISE WHITE: Lived at Winona Lake at the time of her mother's death.
vi. HELEN I. WHITE, b. Abt. 1908, Indiana. vii. IGNOTA E. WHITE, b. Abt. 1909, Indiana; d. Apr 1957, Monon, Indiana; m. SAMUEL BORDER.
25. WALTER MAKING LAURIE4 WHITE (WILLIAM R.3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN1) was born 16 Jun 1876 in Milton Township, Ashland County, Ohio, United States of America, and died 04 Jan 1942 in Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America. He married DAISY MAY PLUCKER 22 Oct 1903 in Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania, United States of America, daughter of WILLIAM PLUCKER and SUSAN BOWERS. She was born 16 Feb 1880 in Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania, United States of America, and died 11 Mar 1976 in Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America.
Notes for WALTER MAKING LAURIE WHITE: 1. The wedding information in the White family bible has Walter living in Ashland, Ohio at the time of his wedding and he is listed as a steel maker of Reading, Pennsylvania.
2. Newspaper account: Mansfield News Journal, Mansfield, Ohio "Walter F. White, formerly of Ashland; died at his home, 308 Chester Avenue, Mansfield, on Sunday after an illness of two years. He was Sixty-five years and six months at death. Before his retirement he had been employed by the city of Mansfield. He was born in Ashland County, June 16, 1876. Seventeen years ago he moved to Mansfield. Survivors are his wife Daisy; a daughter Mrs. Emmett Izer; a son T. Arthur White and two grandchildren of Mansfield and a brother, Dr. John R. White ofWaisaw, Indiana. The body is at the Wappner Funeral Home in Mansfield where services will be conducted at 3 P.M. Tuesday. Rev. B.F. Hagelbarger will officiate. Internment will be made in Mansfield Cemetery."
3. White, Walter, Press 3 Jun, 1897 N. Milton "Walter White arrived home from Warsaw, Ind., Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Park White and daughter Ignota, who will visit with friends several weeks."
More About WALTER MAKING LAURIE WHITE: Burial: 06 Jan 1942, Mansfield Memorial Park, Mansfield, Ohio Medical Information: Ohio Death Record co/city- 701, vol- 9937, certificte- 5536, date- 01104311942
Notes for DAISY MAY PLUCKER: l. She lost one set of twins before birth and one set Wilson who died at one day and Harry who died at four weeks all before the birth of Thelma and Thomas.
2. Daisy was living in Reading Pennsylvania at the time of her wedding to Walter according to the White Family Bible and was 96 years old when she passed.
31 3. Newspaper account: Mansfield News Journal, Mansfield, Ohio "Mrs. Daisy May White, 96, of998 Fairfax Avenue, a widow ofWalter L. White, died Thursday afternoon in Mansfield Memorial Home after a one-year illness. She was born February 16, 1880, in Reading, Pennsylvania and had lived here most of her life. Mrs. White was a member of the First Christian Church and the Loyal Women's Class. Surviving are one son, T. Arthur of998 Fairfax Avenue; four grandsons and three great grandchildren. Services will be held Sunday at 2 P.M. in the First Christian Church by her pastor, Dr. William C. Newman. Burial will be at 11 A.M. Monday in Mansfield Cemetery. Friends may call at the Diamond Street Home ofWappner Funeral Directors, Saturday form 7-9 P.M. and Sunday afternoon and evening after the service."
4. Married by the Reverand Dr. M.C. Horine. Witnessed by Lillie V. Plucker (her twin) and Wm. A. Plucker (her brother).
5. Eagle Newspaper, February 16, 1968 "Following a three-year separation Lillie Plucker and her twin sister, Mrs. Walter L. White, are together for their 88th birthday today. Miss Plucker, a guest at the Lutheran Home, Topton, since November 1965, and her sister now of Mansfield, Ohio have been chatting the time away since Saturday, when Mrs. White arrived by airplane. She was flown to Reading to spend the week with her sister as a gift from her grandchildren. Miss Plucker was employed by Wilkinson Laundry for 66 years prior to her retirement in 1961. Her sister also worked for the company until she married. Born in Reading, on Cherry street on Feb. 16, 1880 they are identical twins. Their parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. William A. and Susan (Bowers) Plucker also were natives of the Reading area. There is a bit of confusion as to which sister is the older, but both figure that Mrs. White is one hour older than her sister. When asked to what they owe their long life, Mrs. White replied, "It must be my sense of humor, everyone says so".
More About DAISY MAY PLUCKER: Burial: 14 Mar 1976, Mansfield Memorial Park, Mansfield, Ohio, United States of America
Marriage Notes for WALTER WHITE and DAISY PLUCKER: 1. Married by the Reverand Dr. M.C. Horine. Witnessed by Lillie V. Plucker (twin of the bride) and Wm A Plucker.
Children of WALTER WHITE and DAISY PLUCKER are: i. HARRY PARKS5 WHITE, b. 16 May 1904, Parkersburg, West Virginia; d. 12 Jun 1904, Parkersburg, West Virginia, United States of America. ii. WILSON WHITE, b. 16 May 1904, Parkersburg, West Virginia; d. 17 May 1904, Parkersburg, West Virginia, United States of America. 38. iii. THELMA GARNET WI-liTE, b. 02 Jull905, Parkersburg, WestVirginia; d. 09 Feb 1976, Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America. 39. iv. THOMAS ARTHUR WHITE, b. 05 Jun 1907, Vandergrift Heights, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, united States of America; d. 27 Nov 1991, Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio. United States of America.
4 26. MARY WHITE (JOSEPH3, WILL!AM R. 2, JOJ1N1) was born 29 Apr 1866, and died 30 Nov 1919 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She married DR. ABRAM A MACCONNELL 01 Sep 1897. He was born 01 Mar 1849 in Pennsylvania, and died 21 Nov 1918 in Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
More About MARY WHITE: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania, 5637 Street Rd, Kirkwood, PA Cause ofDeath: Hydrothroax
Notes for DR. ABRAM A MACCONNELL: In the 1910 Miracord Index they reside in Glenolden, Dele ware County. In the 1890 Philadelphia City Directory they lived at 3 16 N. 19th St.
More About DR. ABRAM A MACCONNELL: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania, 5637 Street Rd, Kirkwood, PA
32 Occupation: Dentist Residence: 1910, Delaware, PA42
Child of MARY WHITE and ABRAM MACCONNELL is: i. EVERETT LExs MACCONNELL43, b. 03 Jan 1899, Pennsylvania; d. 09 Mar 1955, Colerain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; m. HELEN STAHL.
More About EVERETT LEX MACCONNELL: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania, 5637 Street Rd, Kirkwood, PA Occupation: Dentist Residence: 1900, Philadelphia Ward 24, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania44
27. DR CALVIN STUAR-r4 WHITE (JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R2 , JOHN!) was born 04 Oct 1868 in Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 25 Sep 1930 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. He married GERTRUDE HARDING 03 Oct 1895 in Woodburn, Marion, Oregon, daughter of ELISHA HARDING and ELINOR PURDY. She was born 09 Jun 1872 in Grevais, Marion, Oregon, and died 15 Sep 1940 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon.
Notes for DR. CALVIN STUART WHITE: Mary E. Jones is listed as a single, 60 year old private residence housekeeper in the Multhnomah, Portland, Oregon 1930 U.S. Censu
1. York Collegiate Institute 2. University of Oregon Medical School 3. Secretary ofthe State Board of Health 4. State Health Officer 5. 1905, moved to Portland, Oregon
More About DR. CAL YIN STUART WHITE: Burial: 29 Sep 1930, Riverview Cemetery Occupation: General Physician
More About GERTRUDE HARDING: Burial: Sep 1940, Riverview Cemetery
Children of CALVIN WHITE and GERTRUDE HARDING are: 40. i. ELOISE5 WHITE, b. 22 Mar 1898, Oregon; d. 21 May 1998, San Mateo, California. 41. ii. LEICESTER STUART WHITE, b. 22 Jan 1900, Gervais, Marion, Oregon; d. 25 Jan 1970, Honolulu, Hawaii. iii. ELEANOR WHITE, b. 04 May 1904; d. Dec 1991; m. (1) LEO CLIFTON GOAR45; b. 09 Feb 1896; d. 07 Dec 1983, Rice, Minnesota46; m. (2) J.O. EMMONS.
Notes for LEO CLIFTON GOAR:
Comments: VET. PFC US ARMY W.W.L SP. CLARA HARMEL. PAR. CHARLES & LAURA SEMON GOAR
More About LEO CLIFTON GOAR: Residence: Waseca, Minnesota47
42. iv. JR. CALVIN STUART WHITE, b. 12 Dec 1910; d. 03 Ju11949, Honolulu, Hawaii.
28. DR WALTER GLENN4 WHITE (JOSEPlP, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1) was born 20 Feb 1871 in Coleraine, Lancaster Cotmty, Pennsylvania, and died 25 Nov 1941 in Lansdowne, Deleware. County, Pennsylvania. He married ELOISE MCCOMMON 26 Oct 1898 in Colreaine, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, daughter of J. MCCOMMON and SUSAN JACKSON. She was born 07 Oct 1872 in Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 20 Aug 1957 in Lansdowne, Deleware County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for DR. WALTER GLENN WHITE: Deleware Co. Times Oct. 8, 1942
33 "Dr. W.G. White, vetetinmian, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, has opened an office at 87 E. LaCrosse avenue. Undated (possibly May 29, 1929) "Lawrence Shoemaker, Oxford, has purchased the 135 acre farm in Colerain Township, owned by Dr. Walter G. White, Lansdowne."
More About DR WALTER GLENN WHITE: Burial: 28 Nov 1941, Union Cemetery, Oxford,Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Cause of Death: Stomach Cancer Military service: WW I Army Rangers veterinarian (horse doctor) in France Occupation: Veterinarian
Notes for ELOISE MCCOMMON: Marriage note fro Walter White and Eloise McCommon: "Miss Eloise McCommon and Walter White, Coleraine, were man-ied by Rev. R. H. Kirk, Wednesday afternoon, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Melissa Jackson McCommon. Miss Letitia White, Sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, and harry Barnard, groomsman. Miss Mildred Patterson was flower girl. The wedding march was played by Miss Blanch Turner, West Grove." (undated news article)
More About ELOISE MCCOMMON: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxford,Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Marriage Notes for WALTER WHITE and ELOISE MCCOMMON: "Miss Eloise McCommon and Walter White, Coleraine, were man-ied by Rev. R.H. Kirk, Wednesday afternoon, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Melissa Jackson McCommon. Miss Letitia White, Sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, and Hary Barnard, groomsman .. Miss Mildred Pattterson was flower girl. The wedding march was played by Miss Blanche Turner, West Grove." (undated news article)
Children of WALTER WHITE and ELOISE MCCOMMON are: i. MURIEL LETITlA5 WHITE, b. 29 Jul 1900, Coleraine, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; d. 26 Mar 1984, Lansdowne, Deleware County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for MURJEL LETITlA WHITE: Never Married.
More About MURIEL LETITIA WHITE: Burial: 30 Mar 1984, Union Cemetery, Oxford, Pennsylvania Cremation: 30 Mar 1984 Occupation: School Teacher
ii. EMILY DICKEY WHITE, b. 24 Aug 1903, Coleraine, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; d. 30 Apr 1975, Kennett Square, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for EMILY DICKEY WHITE: Miss Emily D. White, teacher at Upper Darby Junior High School, walked off with a first prize .. received the Mary E. Marshall Memorial Award (for best flower painting in oil) for her "Tulip Rhythm" (News ruticle with no date or paper natne).
More About EMILY DICKEY WHITE: Burial: Union Cemetery, Oxtord, Pennsylvania Cremation: 30 Apr 1975 Occupation: School Art Teacher
29. JAMES ADDISON4 WHITE (JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHNlj was born 26 Jun 1876 in Coleraine, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 03 Dec 1941 in Evanston, Illinois. He married ELIZABETH FOULKE 23 Jun 1903. She was born 20 Mm· 1874, and died 17 Nov 1954.
Notes for JAMES ADDISON WHITE: Moved to Chicago about 1930. Member of the Winnetka, Illinois Congregational Church. Dec 4, 1941" Jmnes A. White, Hubbm·d Woods Broker, is dead. Funeral Services will be Saturday at Winnetka Church.
34 James A. White, 65, of 1341 Tower Road, Hubbard Woods, a member of the brokerage firm if Lamson Brothers & Co. and a prominent member of the Chicago Board of Trade, died yesterday in the Evanston Hospital. He was a director of the Board of Trade from 1932 to 1937 and a member of several important committees. Mr. White was born June 26, 1876 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. He was graduated form Blair Academy in 1896 and took his A.B. degree at Princeton in 1900. He was married June 22, 1903 to Mss Elizabeth Foulke, who survives him. There three daughters also surviving him. Mrs. John S. Winbigler of Greenville, Miss Elizabeth Read Cahill and Mrs. John H. Glenn of Fargo, N.D. He started his business career with Scott, Foresman & Co., educational publishers, and was there from 1900 until1912. He entered the present firm on June 1, 1912. He was active in civic work in Winnetka, being a member of Park Commissioners from 1920 to 1926 and its president for two years. He was chairman of the finance committee which made possible the erection of the Winnetka congregational Church, where services will be held Saturday at 3 o'clock. He also was a member of the University and Indian Hill clubs."
More About JAMES ADDISON WHITE: Burial: 06 Dec 1941, Winnetaka, Illinois Residence: 1920, 1341 North Avenue, Winnetka Village, New Trier Township, Cook County, Illinois
Children of JAMES WHITE and ELIZABETH FOULKE are: 43. i. MARGARET MCINTIRE5 WHITE, b. Abt. 1907, Illinois . . 44. ii. RUTH DICKEY WHITE, b. 13 Nov 1910, Winnetka, Cook, Illinois, USA; d. 04 Mar 1996, Jackson, Hinds, Mississippi, USA iii. ELIZABETH REID WHITE, b~ Abt. 19I3, Illinois; m. JOHN JOSEPH MCGROSSO, Baptist Church ofPineville, LA.
Notes for ELIZABETH REID WHITE: Graduate of the Shore Country Day School and Smith College.
Birth date estimate derived from age in 1920 Census of Cook County, Illinois.
Notes for JOHN JOSEPH MCGROSSO: Chicago Daily News 9-10-42 Elizabeth White, John McGrosso Marry in South. John is a Warrant Officer inthe U.S. Army and is band director at Camp Livingston, graduating from the Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester. Son of Mrs. Frank E. Dodge of Ham ell, N.Y.
4 30. JAMES DINSMORE WHITE (SAMUEL D.3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN1) was bom26 Apr 1860 in Hopewell Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania. He married EDDA L. SAUTERS. She died 21 Jull945 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Child of JAMES WHITE and EDDA SAUTERS is: 45. i. MARGUERITE5 WHITE, b. 12 Mar 1886.
4 31. WILLIAM GRAHAM WHITE (SAMUEL D. 3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN!) was born 23 Apr 1862 in Washington County, Pennsylvania, and died 14 Aug 1931 in Washington County, Pennsylvania. He married ELIZABETH ALPHERETTA LYLE 01 May 1899. She was born 23 Apr 1865, and died 04 Oct 1923 in Washington County, Pennsylvania.
More About WILLIAM GRAHAM WHITE: Age at Death (Facts Pg): 69 Burial: Mt. Prospect Cemetery, Hickory PA.
Notes for ELIZABETH ALPHERETTA LYLE: Of the Joseph Lyle Branch. She is "Lizzie L. White" on her cemetemy marker.
More About ELIZABETH ALPHERETT A LYLE: Age at Death (Facts Pg): 58 years Burial: Mt. Prospect Cemetery, Hickory PA.
Children of WILLIAM WHITE and ELIZABETH LYLE are:
35 46. i. MARY GRETRUDE5 WHITE, b. 14 Mar 1890, Washington County, Pennsylvania. 47. ii. ALVIN DINSMORE WHITE, b. 10 Nov 1894, Burgettstown, Washington County, Pennsylvania; d. 04 Jul 1994, Hickory, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States of America. iii. JANET EVELYN WHITE, b. 09 Feb 1901; m. DAVTD M. PHELPS, 08 Sep 1924.
32. JOHN MCMILLAN4 WHITE (SAMUEL D. 3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN!) was born 20 Dec 1868 in Cross Creek Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, and died 15 Dec 1942 in Washington County, Pennsylvania. He married (I) ANNA E. EMERY 22 Oct 1890. She was born Aug 1868, and died 1948 in Washington County, Pennsylvania. He married (2) ANNA ELIZABETH 1908. She was born Abt. 1868.
Notes for JOHN MCMILLAN WHITE: Birth date from 1900 Census
More About JOHN MCMILLAN WHITE: Baptism: 26 Apr 1869, Cross Creek Presbyterian Church, Washington County, Pennsylvania Burial: Cross Creek Cemetery, Washington County, Pennsylvania Occupation: Farmer
Notes for ANNA E. EMERY: Birth date from 1900 Census In 1920 Census she is Anna E. In 1930 Census she is Elizabeth
More About ANNA E. EMERY: Burial: Cross Creek Cemetery, Washington County, Pennsylvania Nickname: Lillie
Marriage Notes for JOHN WHITE and ANNA EMERY: Marriage date based on I 900 Census.
Marriage Notes for JOHN WHITE and ANNA ELIZABETH: Marriage date based on 1930 Census. In I 920 Census she is Anna E. In 1930 Census she is Elizabeth.
Child of JOHN WHITE and ANNA EMERY is: 1. INFANT SON 5 WHITE.
More About INFANT SON WHITE: Burial: Cross Creek Cemetery, Washington County, Pennsylvania
33. RUSSEL W.4 GREGG (MARGARET3 WHITE, SAMUEL2, JOHN1)48 was born Jun 1874. He married LlZZIE48. She was born 188348.
More About RUSSEL W. GREGG: Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania48
More About LIZZIE: Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania48
Children of RUSSEL GREGG and LIZZIE are: i. LEWIS A5 GREGG48, b. 190548.
More About LEWIS A GREGG: Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania4s
ii. WALTER 0 GREGG48, b. 191248.
More About WALTER 0 GREGG:
36 Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania48
iii. MARY L GREGG48, b. 1913 48.
More About MARY L GREGG: Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania48
iv. ALICE E GREGG48, b. 191448•
More About ALICE E GREGG: Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania48
v. CURTIS GREGG48, b. 191548.
More About CURTIS GREGG: Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania48
48 vi. DONALD M GREGG 48, b. 1916 •
More About DONALD M GREGG: Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania48
48 vii. MARGARET R GREGG , b. 19 I 848•
More About MARGARET R GREGG: Residence: 1930, Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania48
Generation No.5
34. STANLEY W5 CRAIG (AGNES J. 4 WHITE, WILLIAM R.3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN!j49.50,51,52 was born Abt. 1874 in Pennsylvania53. He married MARY D5 3. She was born 187853.
Notes for STANLEY W CRAIG: Listed, in 1930 census as "something other than a direct relationship" with A.C. Craig as head of household.
More About STANLEY W CRAIG: Occupation: 1930, Cattle Rancher Residence: 1930, Willcox, Cochise, Arizona53
More About MARY D.: Residence: 1930, Willcox, Cochise, Arizona53
Children of STANLEY CRAIG and MARY D. are: i. ELIZABETH R6 CRAIG53, b. 190 !53•
More About ELIZABETH R CRAIG: Occupation: 1930, Stenographer- County Agent Residence: 1930, Willcox, Cochise, Arizona53
ii. AGNES L. CRAIG, b. 1902.
Notes for AGNES L. CRAIG: In the 1910 and 1920 Census but gone in the 1930 census.
35. JAMES P.5 CRAIG (AGNES J. 4 WHITE, WILLIAM R.3, WILLIAM R_2, JOHN!) was born 1878 in Pennsylvania54_ He married MARY 0.55,56. She was born 1889 in Kansas56_
Notes for JAMES P. CRAIG:· Listed, in 1930 census as "something other than a direct relationship" with A. C. Craig as head of household.
More About JAMES P. CRAIG:
37 Residence: 1930, Fraser, Grand, Colorado57
More About MARY 0.: Residence: 1930, Fraser, Grand, Colorado57
Child of JAMES CRAIG and MARY 0. is: 1. CAROL E. 6 CRAIOS7, b. 1917, Califomia58•
More About CAROL E. CRAIG: Residence: 1930, Fraser, Grand, Colorado59
36. GEORGE DE WITTs WHITE (SIDNEY G.4, WILLIAM R 3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN1) 60 was born 04 Nov 1896 in Warsaw, Indiana6o, and died 04 Dec 1976 in Warsaw, Indiana. He married MARTHA B .. She was born Abt. 1905 in Indiana.
Notes for GEORGE DE WITT WHITE: Dates, Spouse, Children names and dates from 1930 Census. He lists himself as a salesmen for a furnace company. There is a Rolan L. Towne living with them as a border and is listed as a retail shop salesman. WW I draft registration card signed January 5, 1918. The card indicates he is employed by the University of Pittsburgh. WW II draft registration card 2731, Roll2371837, at Fort Wayne, Indiana for (Men born on or after April28, l887and on or beforeFebruary 16, 1897). He lists himself 45 years, living at 903 N. Anthony, Ft. Wayne, and as employed by the U.S. Govt. Postal Dept.
More About GEORGE DE Wm WHITE: Military service: World War I Occupation: Salesman for a furnace company Residence: Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania 1910 and 1920 Census60
Children of GEORGE WHITE and MARTHA B. are: i. GEORGE DE WITT WHITE6 JR., b. Abt. May 1925. ii. BARBARA J. WHITE, b. Abt. Nov 1927, Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.
37. DR. JOHN R. 5 WHITE (SIDNEY 0.4, WILLIAM R3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHNI) was born 20 Oct 1900 in Warsaw, Indiana, and died 02 Oct 1989 in Warsaw, Indiana. He married RUTH Abt. 1923. She was born Abt. 1901 in Indiana.
Notes for DR. JOHN R WHITE: 1930 United States Federal Census for Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana indicates he has his own business and that his mother, Effie, is living at his residence.
Birth and death dates are from the SSDI (Coded bobladtld).
More About DR. JOHN R. WHITE: Occupation: Dentist
Children of JOHN WHITE and RUTI-I are: i. BETTY R. 6 WHITE, b. Abt. 1925, Indiana. ii. SUSANNAH C. WHITE, b. Abt. 1928, Indiana.
38. THELMA GARNETs WHITE (WALTER MAKING LAURI£4, WILLIAM R.3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHNlj was born 02 Jul 1905 in Parkersburg, West Virginia, and died 09 Feb 1976 in Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America. She married EMMETT MORGAN IZER, SR. 23 Jun 1929 in Kenton, Ohio, son of JOHN IZER and CORA MORGAN. He was born 24 Jull905 in Bellville, Ohio, and died 12 Mar 1995 in Mansfield, Richland Colinty, Ohio, United States of America.
More About THELMA GARNET WHITE:
38 Burial: Mansfield Memorial Park, Mansfield, Ohio
Notes for EMMETT MORGAN lZER, SR.: l. Services at the McElroy Road Church of Christ, Wednesday, March 15, 1995; officiated by Reverend Paul Whaley (Funeral announcement).
More About EMMETT MORGAN lZER, SR.: Burial: Mansfield Memorial Park, Mansfield, Ohio Mason: 32nd Degree Occupation: Inspector, Ohio Brass Co. Mansfield, Ohio
Children of THELMA WHITE and EMMETT IZER are: i. EMMETT MORGAN6 IZER, JR., b. 09 May 1930; m. RUTH ELLEN LUDWIG, 06 Jun 1953, First Christian Church, Mt. Holly, Ohio; b. 27 Jul 1927.
Notes for EMMETT MORGAN IZER, JR.: 1. Emmett graduated from Mansfield Senior High School in June 1948. Started same year at Hiram College and spent three years studying for the Ministry. On March 13, 1951 he was drafted into the Army and was assigned to the Signal Corps. He spent a little over a year in Germany as a radio repairman; discharged February 19, 1953. After marriage, he and Ruth lived in Mansfield where he worked in TV repair. They moved to Cincinnati on May 1, 1954 where he worked as a Technical Writer for Procter & Gamble Co.
More About EMMETT MORGAN IZER, JR.: Occupation: Technical Writer
48. ii. ROBERT DALE IZER, b. 11 Mar 1941, Mansfield, Richland County, Mansfield, Ohio.
39. THOMAS ARTHURs WHITE (WALTER MAKING LAURI£4, WILLIAM R. 3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1) was born 05 Jun 1907 in Vandergrift Heights, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, united States of America, and died 27 Nov 1991 in Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio. United States of America. He married BELLE MARIE BAINTER 06 Jun 1942 in First Christian Church, Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, daughter of JACOB BAINTER and ELSIE BINEGAR. She was born 07 Jun 1913 in Greenfield, Madison Twp., Highland County, Ohio, United States of America, and died 13 Jan 1993 in Mansfiled, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America.
Notes for THOMAS ARTHUR WHITE: 1. Most original documentation for these notes is currently held by Dale A. White (12115/02).
2. Certificate of Birth issued for Thomas Arthur White, June 5, 1907 at 10:115 P.M. Westmorland County, Vandergrift Heights, Pennsylvania. Certificate of Death recorded at the Mansfield-Richland County Health Department, December 6, 1991. "Acute Myocardial Infraction" occurred at 11:00 P.M., November 27, 1991.
3. Service Monday, December 2, 1991 and officiated by Reverend Ralph Miller at Wappner Funeral Home, Mansfield, Ohio. Buried Mansfield Memorial Park, Grave 1, Lot 127, Garden ofDevotion.
4. Served in the U.S. Navy during WW II as a Corpsman specializing in Physical Therapy. Dog Tags: "Thomas Arthur White 615-60-67, USNR-0- T 12/42 P". Advanced to Corpsman Second Class before his release from the service. Duty included th~ prison system at Great Lakes Illinois and a sea voyage to Okinawa to build and man a hospital on the island. The atomic bomb removed the requireme~t for that hospital.
Excerpts from a certified copy of his military service record (held by Dale A. White) include: Honorably discharged at USN Personnel Center, Great Lakes, Illinois, Nov 10, 1945 Enlisted USNRS Cleveland, Ohio Nov 10, 1942 Attained Rank/Rate: PHM2/C Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon, Victory Ribbon, Good Conduct Ribbon
. . . . :· 5. Employed by the Ohio Brass Company, Mansfield, Ohio as an inspector of eJectricalin~ulators (the kind you see along old railways on the electric poles), mine car couplers, rail bonds, an&tr9Hey poles. Pre WW II from Sep 1, 1928 to Nov 9, 1942. Post WW II from Nov 1945 to his retirement in 1:972. ; ·
39 More About THOMAS ARTHUR WHITE: Burial: 02 Dec 1991, Memorial Park, Mansfield Ohio Education: 1923, Wooster High School, Wooster Ohio · Military service: Bet. 10 Nov 1942- 10 Nov 1945, NTS Great Lakes Illinois, and USNH, Great Lakes lllinois
Notes for BELLE MARIE BAINTER: l. Though known as Belle Marie (Bainter) White for all her life, her Birth Certificate indicates she was born Marie Belle Bainter. Birth Certificate recorded at Highland County Board of Health. Born June 7, 1913 to Jacob Bainter, age 58, a farmer, and Elsie Lillie (Binegar) Bainter, 26.
2. Age 79 years, six months at passing (White Family Bible). Services Monday, January 18, 1993 officiated by Reverand Ralph Miller. Internment at Mansfield Memorial Park; grave 2, Section 127, Garden of Devotion.
3. Miss Belle Bainter joined First Christian Church March 11, 1932 and was baptized March 14, 1932 (From a bible given to her at the time).
4. Belle spent the last five years of her life at the Woodlawn Nursing Home in Mansfield, Ohio.
5. Mansfield News Journal Fri Jan 15, 1993 "Belle Marie Bainter White Mansfield- Funeral services for Belle Marie White, 79, of 1018 Fairfax Ave., who died Wednesday morning at Woodlawn Nursing Home following an extended illness will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at the Diamond Street Home ofWappner Funeral Directors by the Rev. Ralph Miller. Calling hours will be held at the funeral home on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Mansfield Memorial Park. Memorial contribution may be made to the First Christian Church. Mrs. White was born June 7, 1913, in Greenfield, Ohio, and had lived in this area since 1932. She was a Red Cross volunteer and a member of the First Christian Church. Survivors include a son, Dale A. White ofBowie, Md., and a son and daughter-in-law, Richard J. and Joanna White of Richmond, Va.; a grandson, James White; a brother, Charles E, Bainter of Greenfield, Ohio; a sister, Ethel Mae Howland of Greenfield; and several nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her husband, Arthur White, in 1991; her parents, Jacob and Elsie Beninger Bainter; and a sister, Evelyn Buchanan."
More About BELLE MARIE BAINTER: Burial: 18 Jan 1993, Memorial Park, Mansfield Ohio Medical Information: Time ofDeath08:10 AM Certificate 012722 Ohio Death index 1958-2002.
Marriage Notes for THOMAS WHITE and BELLE BAINTER: 1. Marriage License issued by LS.H. Cramer, Judge for the Probate Court within and for the County and State of Ohio on (Monday) 1 June, 1942 for Mr. Thomas Arthur White and Miss Belle Marie Bainter to be joined in marriage.
2. MaiTied (Saturday) June 6, 1942; First Christian Church, Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio by Reverend Ben F. Hagelbarger.
3. Mansfield News Journal June (possibly 7th), 1942. "BELLE MARIE BAINTER WEDS THOMAS WHITE Ceremony Takes Place at 9:45 A.M. on June 6 in First Christiaan Church; Wedding Dinner at Bridegroom's Home.
Before the altar of the First Christian church, Miss Belle Marie Bainter, 95 West Second street, became the bride of Thomas Arthur White, 308 Chester avenue, at 9:45a.m. on June 6. Rev. B.F. Hagelbarger performed the ceremony. Attendant for the couple were Mr. and Mrs. John Moffett of Lucas. When the Moffetts were married on Feb. 14, the former Miss Bainter and Mr. White were their attendants.
40 The bride wore a white lace street length dress with white accessories. Her jewelry consisted of a gold link bracelet, gift of the bridegroom, and a necklace belonging to her sister, Mrs. J.C. Buchanan. Bridal corsage was of yellow and pink roses tied with white ribbon. Dress worn by Mrs. Moffatt was white trimmed in red. She had white accessories and a corsage of red, white and blue flowers tied with white ribbon. Guests at the wedding included the brides mother, Mrs Elsie L. Bainter of Greenfield, who was attired in a blue lace dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Daisy White, 308 Chester avenue, mother of the bridegroom, wore a light blue sheer dress, white accessories and a corsage of pink and white roses. Others in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Izer and son Emmett Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Buchanan and twin sons, Billy and Bobby, Mrs. Izer is a sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Buchanan is the bride's sister. Each had a gardenia corsage. Miss Irene Bugbee and Sandra Allen also were present for the ceremony. Wedding dinner was served at the White home at noon to the newlyweds, their immediate families and the attendants. Centerpiece for the table was a two~tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bridal couple. Tall white tapers were one each side of the cake and roses encircled the candle holders. When Mr. and Mrs. White left for a short trip, the bride was wearing a light blue suit with white accessories and her wedding corsage. Upon return they will reside at the Chester avenue address."
4. Surprise Shower Held for Whites (no date or newspaper though it is presumed to be the Mansfield News Journal). "Twenty~six members and their families were present for the surprise miscellaneous shower held last evening by Mrs. J. L. Groves and Mrs. Stanley Terman for Mr. and Mrs. T. Arthur White. Home movies were shown by Emmet Izer, sr., including pictures of Mr. and Mrs. White's wedding and dinner of June 6. The honorees received many lovely gifts. Refreshments were served at a late hour."
Children of THOMAS WHITE and BELLE BAINTER are: i. DALE ARTHUR6 WHITE, b. 30 Oct 1944, General Hospital, Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America.
More About DALE ARTHUR WHITE: Degree: 06 May 1991, BA Management Studies, University of Maryland Military service: Bet. Oct 1965- Nov 1995, U.S. Navy, Cryptologic Technician
49. ii. RICHARD JAMES WHrrE, b. 04 Jan 1946, General Hospital, Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America.
40. ELOISEs WHITE (CALVIN STUARr4, JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHNI) was born 22 Mar 1898 in Oregon, and died 21 May 1998 in San Mateo, California61 • She married FRANK COCHRANE HUTCHINSON. He was born 17 Apr 1897 in Omaha, Nebraska, and died 25 Sep 1970 in San Mateo, California.
Notes for ELOISE WHITE: In the 1930 United States Census they lived at 807 North Loss Alamos in Los Angeles City, California.
Notes for FRANK COCHRANE HUTCHINSON: On his WWI registration, June 5, 1918, he indicates his father is from StThomas, Ontario, Canada, he is a student, and his mother, Grace, lives at 1 I 72 1st St, Salt Lake, Utah.
Child of ELOISE WHITE and FRANK HUTCffiNSON is: 50. i. FRANK CAL VIN6 HUTCHINSON, b. 17 Apr; d. 25 Sep 1930.
41. LEICESTER STUARTs WHITE (CALVIN STUARr4, JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R.2, JOJml) was born 22 Jan 1900 in Gervais, Marion, Oregon, and died 25 Jan 1970 in Honolulu, Hawaii. He married VIRGINIA WILSON 24 Sep 1928, daughter of ROBERT WILSON and MINNIE CAMPBELL. She was born 13 Jan 1906 in Portland Multnomah Oreg~n, and died 27 Oct 197 4 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. ' '
Children of LEICESTER WHITE and VIRGINIA WILSON are: 51. i. ROBERT CALVIN6 WHITE, b. 05 Jan 1935; d. 06 Jan 1982, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. 52. ii. STU WHITE, b. 1932; d. 07 Oct 2008, Clark County, Vancouver, Washington, USA.
42. JR. CALVIN STUARTs WHITE (CALVIN STUARr4, JOSEPfi3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHNlj was born 12 Dec 1910, and
41 died 03 Jul1949 in Honolulu, Hawaii. He married MARGARET DOZELLE.
Notes for JR. CALVIN STUART WHITE: s.
Children of CALVIN WHITE and MARGARET DOZELLE are: 53. i. EVAN DALzELL6 WHITE, b. 25 Oct 1939. 54. ii. CAL VJN STUART WHITE IlL
43. MARGARET MCINTIRE5 WHITE (JAMES ADDISOJ>tl, JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1} was born Abt. 1907 in Illinois. She married JOHN H. GLENN.
Notes for MARGARET MCINTIRE WHITE: Birth date estimate derived from age in 1920 Census of Cook County, Illinois. In teh 1930 census she does clerical work in a furniture factory, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan.
Children of MARGARET WHITE and JOHN GLENN are: 55. i. ELIZABETH LEE6 GLENN. 56. ii. JAMES WHffE GLENN.
44. RUTH DICKEYs WHITE (JAMES ADDISOJ>tl, JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHNI) was born 13 Nov 1910 in Winnetka, Cook, Illinois, USA, and died 04 Mar 1996 in Jackson, Hinds, Mississippi, USA. She married JOHN SOUTHERLAND WINBIGLER.
Children of RUTH WHITE and JOHN WINBIGLER are: 57. i. SUSAN D!CKEY6 WINBIGLER. ii. JOHN SOUTHERLAND WINBIGLER III. iii. SARAH REID W!NBIGLER.
45. MARGUERITEs WHITE (JAMES DINSMOR£4, SAMUEL D.3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1} was born 12 Mar 1886. She married THOMAS MCCANCE BLACK. He died 05 Nov 1954 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Children of MARGUERITE WHITE and THOMAS BLACK are: i. DOROTHY ELEANOR6 BLACK, b. 21 Jan 1911, Cleveland, Ohio. ii. ELIZABETH MARY BLACK, b. 21 Jan 1911, Cleveland, Ohio; m. JOHN L. GOHEEN JR., 17 Apr 1931. iii. JAMES DINSMORE BLACK, b. 02 Aug 1916, Cleveland, Ohio; m. NANCY MARJORIE SEAMAN, 17 Jan 1948.
46. MARY GRETRUDEs WHITE (WILLIAM GRAHAut, SAMUEL D.3, WILLIAM R2, JOHNl) was born 14 Mar 1890 in Washington County, Pennsylvania. She married REv. EDWARD WILLARD WELCH 24 Jul1913, son of JOHN WELCH and MATTlE H.. He was born 16May 1887 in Burgettstown, West Middlesex, Pennsylvania.
More About MARY GRETRUDE WHITE: Residence: 1920, Hanover Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania62,62
Notes for REV. EDWARD WILLARD WELCH: Residences for 1900, 1920 and 1930 are from that years United States Federal Census
More About REV. EDWARD WILLARD WELCH: Occupation: Minister, United Presbyterian Church Registration Card: 1942, WW II Registration card, West Middlesex, Mercer County, Pennsylvania (Scrapbook) Residence: 1900, Smith Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania63
Children of MARY WHITE and EDWARD WELCH are: i. MARTI-lA ELJZABETH6 WELCH, b. 18 Jan 1920; d. 21 Jan 1920. ii. JOHN ALVJN WELCH, b. 16 Mar 1922; d. 19 Mar 1922. 58. iii. ANNA LILLIAN WELCH, b. 21 Jun 1927, Pennsylvania.
42 47. ALVIN DINSMORE5 WHITE (WILLIAM GRAHAM', SAMUEL D.3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHNl) was born 10 Nov 1894 in Burgettstown, Washington County, Pennsylvania64, and died 04 Jul1994 in Hickory, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States of America64. He married LAURA AMELIA COOPER 07 Jun 1919. She was born 13 Jun 189465, and died 16 Sep 1980 in Hickory, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States of America65.
Notes for AL YIN DINSMORE WHITE: Birth date from WW I draft requirements card 1917-1918 and from SSDI report. Place of birth and occupation at the time also from the WW I Draft Registration Card.
More About ALVIN DINSMORE WHITE: Burial: Mt. Prospect Cemetery, Hickory PA. SSN issued: Pennsylvania66
Notes for LAURA AMELIA COOPER: Death date on her grave stone
More About LAURA AMELIA COOPER: Burial: Mt. Prospect Cemetery, Hickory PA. SSN issued: Pennsylvania67
Children of AL YIN WHITE and LAURA COOPER are: 59. i. JR. ALVIN DINSMORE6 WHITE, b. 02 Jun 1920, Pennsylvania; d. 31 Aug 1996, Pennsylvania. ii. ELIZABETH ANNA WHITE, b. 31 Oct 1921; m. CHARLES JOSEPH BANYAY, 12 Jun 1944; b. 16 May 1917; d. 04 Jun 1981.
More About ELIZABETH ANNA WHITE: Nickname: Becky
iii. ALBERT WILLIAM WHITE, b. 09 Jan 1924, Pennsylvania; m. MARGARET PATRICIA ANSBRO, 15 Apr 1978; b. 19 Aug 1938. iv. MARY LUARA WHITE, b. 18 Dec 1925; m. THOMAS JAY CROZIER, 11 Sep 1947; b. 28 Sep 1921; d. 19 Jun 2006. v. JOHN MARSHALL WHITE, b. 18 Oct 1927; m. (1) CATHERINE PATTERSON, 21 Sep 1957; m. (2) UNKI, 21 Jan 1995; m. (3) UNK2, 21 Mar 1998.
More About JOHN MARSHALL WHITE: Namesake: Jack
60. vi. ROBERT REED WHITE, b. 28 Feb 1929,Pennsylvania; d. 23 Oct 2002. vii. MARJORIE BLANCHE WHITE, b. 20 Sep 1932; m. (I) DONALD WAYNE.SMJTH, 10 Dec 1953; b. 22 feb 1928; d. 10 nov 2002; m. (2) JERRY ARTHUR PETERSON, 30 Jul2006; b. 07 Apr 1940. viii. MARGARET JANE WHITE, b. 19 May 1936; m. HARRY S. MCCANCE, 24 Aug 1957; b. 31 Dec 1931; d. 10 May 1996.
More About MARGARET JANE WHITE: Nickname: Peg
ix. RICHARD LYLE WHITE, b. 30 Nov 1941; m. MARGARET, 26 Aug 1967; b. 24 Aug 1942.
More About RICHARD .LYLE WHITE: Nickname: Dick
x. WILLIARD COOPER WHITE, b. 20 Jan 1944; m. JUDITH D., 01 Aug 1965; b. 1944.
More About WILLIARD COOPER WHITE: Nickname: Wil
Generation No. 6
48. ROBERT DALE6 IZER (THELMA GARNET-> WHITE, WALTER MAKING LAURI£4, WILLIAM R.3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN!)
43 was born 11 Mar 1941 in Mansfield, Richland County, Mansfield, Ohio. He married CAROL GRACE WORKMAN 21 Dec 1963 in First Christian Church, Mansfield, Ohio, daughter ofRAYMOND WORKMAN and GRACE TEETER. She was born 16 Nov 1941 in Mansfield, Richland County, Mansfield, Ohio.
More About ROBERT DALE lZER: Occupation: Mechanical Engineer, DuPont Corp.
Children of ROBERT IZER and CAROL WORKMAN are: i. DR. KIMBERLY LYNN? IZER, b. 30 Apr 1971, Mariett~ Ohio.
More About DR. KIMBERLY LYNN IZER: Degree: 1988, Anesthesiology Occupation: 29 Jun 2002, Anesthesiologist
61. ii. DR. JAMES DAVID IZER, b. 21 Feb 1973, Mariett~ Ohio.
49. RICHARD JAMES6 WHITE {THOMAS ARTHURS, WALTER MAKING LAURI£4, WILLIAM R. 3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1) was born 04 Jan 1946 in General Hospital, Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio, United States of America. He married JOANNA ADKINS 18 Feb 1972 in First Christian Church, Mount Vernon, Ohio, daughter of LUTHER SR. and DORA DAVIS. She was born 02 Aug 1948 in Buchanan County, Grundy, Virginia.
Notes for RICHARD JAMES WHITE: l. Mt, Vernon, Oh News, Monday, February 21, 1972 "Joanna Adkins marries Richard Arthur White Miss Joanna Adkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Adkins of Grundy, VA. and Mr. Richard James White, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Arthur White of Mansfield, were joined in marriage Friday evening at the altar of the First Christian Church. The Reverend Willard A. Guy performed the rite at 7 P.M. following organ music by Marguerite McGugin. The bride wore a white street length dress featuring long sleeves and a black and white checked vest completed the outfit. She was given in marriage by Mr. John Kaylor. After being honored at a reception in the fellowship hall of the chruch, the newlyweds left for honeymoon through the South. They will reside at 122 Bowman St. upon return. The new Mrs. White was graduated in 1967 fi·om Grundy High School in Grundy and is employed as a keypunch operator at Mercy hospital. · Mr. White was graduated from Madison High School, Mansfield. He is employed as an X-ray technician at the same hospital. n
More About RICHARD JAMES WHITE: Occupation: XRAY Technician
Child of RICHARD WHITE and JOANNA ADKINS is: i. JAMES ANTHONY7 WHITE, b. 08 Dec 1974, Charleston, South Carolina; d. 09 Mar 2000, Midlothian, Virginia.
Notes for JAMES ANTHONY WI-IITE: In memory "James Anthony White, 25 of Midlothian passed away at his home on March 9, 2000. He is survived by his parents, Richard J. and Joanna White; maternal grandmother, Dora Adkins of Grundy, VA; uncles, Dale A White of Bowie, MD. and Luther Adkins Jr. of Grundy, VA; aunts Bertie McGlothin, Jean Looney, and Anita Adkins, all of Grundy VA and Betty Buchanan of Coeburn, VA; godparents Hilfry and Margarita Kaylor of Mt. V emon, Ohio, and several cousins. He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather Luther Adkins Sr. and paternal grandparents , T. Arthur and Belle M. White and an aunt, Ruby Charles. Mr. White graduated form Clover Hill High School with honors in 1993 and from Virginia Tech in 1998, receiving Bachelor degrees of Science in Biology and Psychology, Cum Laude. He was a member of Alpha Epsilon Delta Premedical Society and the Virgina Tech Alumni Association. He belonged to the EMT-Cardiac Tech National, and was certified adult and pediatric ACLS, member of the American Hospital Association for Healthcare Providers, and worked at Chippenham Hospital as an EMT-C Critical Care Transporter/Technician. Mr. White had emergency vehicles operator and hazardous material first responder certification, was a Commonwealth of Virginia Firefighter I, and a member of the Virginia Association of Volunteer Rescue Squads, and volunteered as an EMT/Cardiac on Ambulance Squad Station 5 in Pulaski, VA The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 P.M. and 6 to 9 P.M. Sunday and 6 to 9 P.M. Monday at the
44 Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham chapel, 6900 Hull Street Road. A funeral service will be·held at 3 P.M. Tuesday at Woodlake United Methodist church. Internment at a later date. In lieu of flowers, pleas make donations to a charity of your choice."
More About JAMES ANTHONY WHITE: Burial: 14 Mar 2000, Dale Memorial Park, Chestedi.eld, Virginia Degree: Jun 1998, BA (Cum Laude) Biology and Psychology, Va. Tech
50. FRANK CAL VIN6 HUTCHINSON {ELOISE5 WHITE, CALVIN STUART", JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1) was born 17 Apr, and died 25 Sep 1930. He married (1) JOYCE PlNCARD. He married (2) MARY ANN COBB.
Children of FRANK HUTCHINSON and JOYCE PINCARD are: i. MICHAEL STEVEN? HUTCHINSON. ii. RICHARD ALLEN HUTCHINSON.
51. ROBERT CALVIN6 WHITE {LEICESTER STUARP, CALVIN STUART", JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1)68 was born 05 Jan 193568, and died 06 Jan 1982 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. He married SHARON COLLINS, daughter of CAL COLLINS.
More About ROBERT CALVIN WHITE: Military: 26 Feb 195468 Unknown-Begin: 27 Jan 1982, OR68
Children of ROBERT WHITE and SHARON COLLINS are: 62. i. DAVID CAL VIN7 WHITE. 63. ii. JEFFREY COLLJNS WHITE. iii. KEVIN JOHN WHITE. iv. DEREK DONALD WHITE.
6 52. STU WHITE {LEICESTER STUARP, CALVIN STUART", JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1) was born 1932, and died 07 Oct 2008 in Clark County, Vancouver, Washington, USA. He married (1) ELIZABETH JANE VAN CLEVE, daughter of FRANK VAN CLEVE and GENEVIEVE TOBIN. He married (2) NANCY JEANNE ELLIS, daughter of OLEN ELLIS and MARTHA STERLING. She was born 1941.
Children of STU WHITE and ELIZABETH VAN CLEVE are: i. LINDA SUSAN7 WHITE. ii. ELIZABETH JANE WHITE, m. GERARD FOX.
53. EVAN DALZELL6 WHITE {CALVIN STUARP, CALVIN STUART", JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHNl) was born 25 Oct 1939.
Children of EvAN DALZELL WHITE are: i. CALVIN STUART7 WHITE IV. ii. CAMERON WHITE.
54. CALVIN STUART6 WHITE III (CALVIN STUARP, CALVIN STUART", ]OSEPH3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHNlj
Child of CAL YIN STUART WHITE lli is: i. ROAN7 WHITE.
6 55. ELIZABETH LEE GLENN (MARGARET MC!NTJRE5 WHITE, JAMES ADDISOJV4, JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R2, JOHNl) She married JR. ALLERTON H. BARNES. He was born 25 May 1924, and died 07 Mar 1974.
Children of ELIZABETH GLENN and ~LERTON BARNES are: i. LESLIE7 STEVENS. ii. SIDNEY CRAWFORD.
45 iii. ALISON MACINTYRE.
2 1 56. JAMES WHITE6 GLENN (MARGARET MClNTfRE5 WHITE, JAMES ADDJSONi, JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R. , JOHN } He married MARILYN MARCH.
Child of JAMES GLENN and MARILYN MARCH is: i. TRACY ALISON? GLENN.
57. SUSAN DICKEY6 WINBIGLER (RUTH DICK£y5 WHITE, JAMES ADDIS0Jv4, JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOH.Nl) She married JOHN MITCHELL WARE III.
Children of SUSAN WINBIGLER and JOHN WARE are: i. JOHN MITCHELU WARE IV. ii. DAVID SUTHERLAND WARE. iii. ANNA KATHERINE WARE.
2 58. ANNA L!LLIAN6 WELCH (MARY GRETRUDE5 WHITE, WILLIAM GRAHAif, SAMUEL D. 3, WILLIAM R. , JOHN I) was born 21 J un 1927 in Pennsylvania. She married ROBERT TOTTEN 20 Jun 194 7.
More About ANNA LILLIAN WELCH: Adoption: Abt. 1930
Children of ANNA WELCH and ROBERT TOTTEN are: i. ROBERT EDWARD7 TOTTEN, b. 04 May 1948. ii. CAR!K ABB TITTEB TOTTEN, b. 13 Aug 1950.
59. JR. AL YIN DINSMORE6 WHITE (ALVIN DINSMORE5, WILLIAM GRAHAM'l, SAMUEL D. 3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN!) was born 02 Jun 1920 in Pennsylvania, and died 31 Aug 1996 in Pennsylvania. He married (I) LAURA COWDEN 24 Nov 1942. He married (2) SHIRLEY ANDERSON 30 Apr 1952 ..
More About JR. ALVIN DINSMORE WI-UTE: Nickname: Jim
Notes for LAURA COWDEN: Mariage ended in Divorce.
Child of ALVIN WHITE and LAURA COWDEN is: 64. i. LAURA LEE7 WHITE, b. 22 Mar 1944.
Child of ALVIN WHITE and SHIRLEY ANDERSON is: ii. CAROL SUE7 WHITE, b. 13 Aug 1955.
60. ROBERT REED6 WHITE (ALVIN DINSMORE\ WILLIAM GRAHAM'l, SAMUEL D. 3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHNI) was born 28 Feb 1929 in Pennsylvania, and died 23 Oct 2002. He married MARY-JANE KNAPP 05 Apr 1952. She was born 10 Feb 1928, and died 06 Apr 2007.
Notes for ROBERT REED WHITE: Death date on his head stone.
More About ROBERT REED WHITE: Burial: Mt. Prospect Cemetery, Hickory, Pennsylvania
Child of ROBERT WHITE and MARY-JANE KNAPP is: 65. i. JR. ROBERT REED7 WHITE, b. 12 Sep 1962.
46 Generation No. 7
3 61. DR. JAMES DAVID7 lZER (ROBERT DALE!>, THELMA GA.RNErf' WHITE, WALTER MAKINGLAURI£:4, WILLIAM R. , WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN!) was born 21 Feb 1973 in Marietta, Ohio. He married GINA TRAG!LLIO 21 Dec 1996 in Houston, Texas. She was born 13 Aug 1972 in San Antonio, Texas.
More About DR. JAMES DAVID IZER: Degree: 1998, Optometry Occupation: 15 Jun 2002, Opthalmologist
Children of JAMES JZER and GINA TRAGILLIO are: 1. SOFIA8 IZER, b. 05 Jan 2002. ii. ZACHARY DOMINIC IZER, b. 21 Nov 2003, Montgomery, Alabama. iii. NATHANIEL DANTE IZER, b. 11 Apr 2006, Montgomery, Alabama.
62. DAVID CALVIN? WHITE (ROBERTCALVIJI>, LEICESTERSTUARP, CALVIN STUARr4, JOSEPJ-J3, WILLIAM R.2, JOHN1) He married LESLIE CAROL MOORE, daughter of JOHN MOORE and ALICE NEIMAN.
Child ofDAVlD WHITE and LESLIE MOORE is: i. ANNIKA8 WHITE.
63. JEFFREY COLLINS7 WHITE (ROBERT CALVI!f>, LEICESTER STUARP, CALVIN STT!ARr4, JOSEPH3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1)
Children of JEFFREY COLLINS WHITE are: i. LUCAS8 WHITE. ii. SIMON WHITE.
64. LAURA LEE7 WHITE (ALVIN DINSMOW, ALVIN DINSMOREs, WILLIAM GRAHAM!, SAMUEL D. 3, WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN!) was born 22 Mar 1944. She married DONALD JESSE ROACH 21 Aug 1961. He was born 25 Aug 1938.
Child of LAURA WHITE and DONALD ROACH is: 66. i. SANDRA LEE8 ROACH, b. 02 Jun 1962.
65. JR. ROBERT REED7 WHITE (ROBERT REED6, ALVIN DINSMOREs, WILLIAM GRAHAM!, SAMUEL D.3, WILLIAM R.2, JOI-IN1) was born 12 Sep 1962. He married PAMELA KUMAR! ARYA 02 Sep 1989. She was born 26 Aug 1962.
Child of ROBERT WHITE and PAMELA ARYA is: i. ANDREW KUMARARYA8 WHITE, b. 01 Jul2000.
Generation No. 8
66. SANDRA LEE8 ROACH (LAURA LEE7 WHITE, ALVIN DINSMORL-.6, ALVIN DINSMORE5, WILLIAM GRAHAM!, SAMUEL D. 3,. WILLIAM R. 2, JOHN1) was born 02 Jun 1962. She married JR. RAYMOND JOHN ZALAZNIK 17 Jun 1989. He was born 07 Jan 1958.
Child of SANDRA ROACH and RAYMOND ZALAZNIK is: i. BRITT ANY LEE9 ZALAZNIK, b. 03 Apr 1992.
Endnotes
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