Henry WHITE, my GGG grandfather father 11 children in Fayette county between 1827 and 1846. I have the names and birth dates of his 11 children. Though I follow the line of his daughter Sarah to the present, I have little information on his other children. If you can trace back to Henry or his father Christopher I can help with information back from there. Best wishes, Frank McGrath
This illegitimate, Peggy White, has confused me for years. Does it fit anywhere in your White ancestry? Debby Margaret Barbara (Peggy) Ache, oldest child of John Ludwig Ache and Anna Margaretha Kraft (Ache), was born in Chester County, PA, April 26, 1756, and died prior to 1807, it is said in Ohio. Peggy was the common-law wife of a Mr. Whitman or White, and by him had a daughter Sarah (Sallie) White, who married "Long" John Moser. Peggy married (1st) Adam Boganreiss (Borroff or Boganwright) and (2nd) a Mr. Parker. Children by first marriage: Elias Boganwright, died prior to 1807 since he is not mentioned in his grandfather's will. Adam Boganreiss and Margarett Boganreiss are named in the will of their grandfather, John Ludwig Ache (written 1807). Peggy is not mentioned in this will; it is assumed she is deceased. (ref: Walters, pg 6) Walters further mentions that Samuel Ache (05 March 1780-10 Feb 1848) (Peggy's brother) & his wife, Hannah Custer (Ache) (09 Aug 1784-09 Feb 1851), who had no children of their own, raised Sallie White, natural daughter of Margaret Barbara Ache who married "Long" John Mosier." (ref: Walters, pg 19) -----Original Message----- From: FBMcG@aol.com [mailto:FBMcG@aol.com] Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 11:05 AM To: PAFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PAFAY] Re: WHITE Henry WHITE, my GGG grandfather father 11 children in Fayette county between 1827 and 1846. I have the names and birth dates of his 11 children. Though I follow the line of his daughter Sarah to the present, I have little information on his other children. If you can trace back to Henry or his father Christopher I can help with information back from there. Best wishes, Frank McGrath