Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement of Virginia Vol 2, pp 132 - 139 by Lyman Chalkley White vs. Moore--O. S. 168; N. S. 59--Bill, June, 1808. Complainants are, viz: John, Nathaniel, James, William WHITE, Margaret (WHITE), wife of James McFarland, Rebecca (WHITE), wife of William McFarland, Mary (WHITE), wife of Robert Snodgrass, David Greenlee and his children (infants), heir of their mother Jane, who was Jane WHITE, all being heirs and legal representatives of John WHITE, who was only heir-at-law and legal representative of Thomas Boyd, who was son of Andrew Boyd, who died many years ago, leaving a tract in Augusta County, 240 acres. Andrew died testate in Augusta, devising to his wife and sons, Thomas and John. Andrew's widow died intestate and her part descended to Thomas, the eldest son. After Andrew's death, a patent issued in Andrew's name for an entry of his for 115 acres, but some one struck out Andrew and inserted John. John died testate, without issue, devising his lands to his wife, Elizabeth, for her life, with reversion to her son, John Varnum. Then Thomas Boyd died intestate, leaving complainants his heirs. But Elizabeth Boyd and William Moore, who bought claim of Varnum, set up an adverse claim. Answer says Andrew Boyd died 1750. A patent for the 115 acres issued in 1759 in name of John, when he was not more than 12 or 15 years old. Andrew Boyd's will dated 26th February, 1749, proved in Augusta 22d May, 1750, to cousin, John WHITE, if he came here to live. Wife, Rebecca. White); John W. Armstrong, who married Eliza McMillan); Ethelred W. Armstrong (known as Shed, who married Mattie Carter); James M. Armstrong (who married Pricey Monday); Eliza Armstrong (who married Richard Campbell); Wallace Armstrong (who married Emma Effort); Margaret Armstrong (who married Alfred Ault); Betsy Armstrong (who married Andrew McMillan); Amelia Armstrong (who married her cousin James Newton Armstrong as his first wife); and Martha Armstrong (who married William Kennedy). Robert Armstrong the Third, as the family Bible says of his father and grandfather was of "patriotic spirit." When he was eighteen years of age, in 1792 he served a term of three months under Captain Hugh Beard and was stationed near Nashville. He was one of the "gallant thirty-eight" who in September 1793 defended Knoxville against fifteen hundred Indians, being then a lad of not quite nineteen. He was also one of the detachment of eight or ten who by order of Colonel White and under Captain Gillespie, after lying in the pass to defend Knoxville, went over to Buncombe County, North Carolina, scouting for Indians, after the burning of Carter's Station. He alsc served in the United States Regular Army in a Cavalry Company under Captain Nathanial Evans in the winter of 1793. And not content with service while he was still a young man. Robert Armstrong was a member of Captain Davis Company of local militia in 1828 when he reached the age of forty-nine. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.580 / Virus Database: 367 - Release Date: 2/6/04

Rev. Mr. White....I hope this is of some value to someone on list. MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL [MEMPHIS, TN], December 25, 1860, p. 3, c. 3 Does anyone know just who this Rev White was??? My Capt Absalom White, CSA, of Tippah Co Ms was severely wounded in the war, and died shortly after he arrived home at war's end. My GF, Thomas Jefferson White, born 1859, said that as soon as he was old enough, he took his mother to Memphis where he peddled milk until he saved enough to get her to Texas. I have always wondered if more Whites were in Memphis when he went there from Blue Mt, Ms...in other words relatives that would help a young boy. ??? Thanks, Jean

Index 1894 White beat wife Ja/4 1/4 White (Tombstone sheriff) Ja/4 1/5 White, Ms. Ada May (Verde) marries Nathaniel White Fe/22 7/1 White, C.W.E. (Williams) Fe/22 7/5 White, Charles V. (Safford) marries De/27 8/5 White, Mrs. Charles V. See Groesbeck, Mrs. Harriet A. White, Dick Ja/11 7/1; Ap/5 7/2 White, Fergus J. (prisoner) insane Ag/9 1/3 White, Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel (Ash Fork) Fe/22 7/3 White, Nathaniel (Verde) marries Fe/22 7/1 White, Mrs. Nathaniel See White, Ms. Ada May White, Scott (sheriff) Je/7 1/5 White, W.S. (Maricopa County) Se/20 1/3, 2/3 http://www.nau.edu/library/speccoll/indexes/Sun/name94_framed.html

Rev. Mr. White....I hope this is of some value to someone on list. MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL [MEMPHIS, TN], December 25, 1860, p. 3, c. 3 Church Decorations.--We were kindly admitted yesterday, by the Rev. Mr. White, to a sight of the Christmas decorations of Cavalry church, and were not a little struck with its appropriateness and beauty. Along the side wall evergreens are disposed in double lines of festoons, the intersections of which form a space bounded with graceful curves; within the alternate spaces appears a neat cross. From the four corners wreaths hang in festoons like the drooping of a canopy of foliage. The altar and its furniture appear to great advantage. High above the chancel window is a circle of evergreens, inclosing the motto: "When they saw the star they rejoiced." Beneath this is a large star, among the foliage of which are skillfully placed jets, and when the gas is lighted at night, the effect will be extremely beautiful. Below the star is a large cross, covered with evergreens and ornamented with white roses. We acknowledge that we like to see this cross, which heathen despised and spat upon, displayed with honor in the house of God; it looks as if the worshipers were not "ashamed of Jesus." On the sides of the altar the stones containing the epitaphs of the Rev. Mr. Wright, the first, and of the Rev. Mr. Slater, the second rector of the church, are neatly decorated, as is also the whole of the noble chancel window. On the two walls flanking the window appear the two mottoes: "Blessed be the Lord God of Israel," and "For he hath visited and redeemed his people." The font, of white marble, is twisted round with a thick wreathe of ivy, plentifully intermixed with white roses, the latter an emblem of purity, well suited to the baptistry. The reading desk and rostrum are similarly decorated. Over the organ appears the motto: "Hark, the heavenly angels sing," and in front of the gallery: "Glory to God in the highest." The whole is in good taste and very pleasing; it was the work of Mr. J. P. Lallemand, to whose skill it dos very great credit. The decorations of the Roman Catholic church are less ornate, in harmony with the style of the interior. The pillars have wreaths twisted from top to bottom. The front of the gallery is very pleasingly ornamented, and in the center appears a large drawing of an angel; with the motto: "Gloria in Excelsis. The altar will excite the most attention, but as it was necessarily late before the decorations were commenced here, we are not able to give the full description we would wish. The altar itself has evergreens and roses, with candles at intervals, very tastefully arranged. On one side is an angel with one hand pointing to a brilliant star above and beyond; on the other, a second, with a trumpet, bearing the motto: "Tidings of great joy." We understood a third would most likely be added, with the motto: "Hallelujah," and probably, also, figures of the three kings of the East. To the labors of Mrs. Gilmore and the ladies of the Society of the Altar is due the handsome decorations of the church. http://www.uttyl.edu/vbetts/memphis_appeal_memphis.htm

Ruth, Thank you so much for sending me the census for Lafayette B. White in the mail. I was so glad to get all the information you sent. I can't tell how much I appreciate all you have done for me. Barbara __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance: Get your refund fast by filing online. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html

I am interested in the family of Allan White shownn below in the 1820 census of Emanuel Co., GA.. I still have not identified the father of Edward A. White who was born bet 1805-15 in NC and died after June 1862 in Thomas Co., GA. Any help would be appreciated. 1820 census Emanuel County page 84 household #10 Allan White Males 3 under 10 1 10-16 1 16-26 1 45 and over Females 1 10-16 1 26-45 --- --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.577 / Virus Database: 366 - Release Date: 2/3/04

I have listed as my gg grandfather Charles Frost White b Jan 1809 poss England (though my grandmother said that we had a sea Captain White (not sure if it was him as she said the captain was Danish). Charles Frost White died April 4 1856 in Poland Me. and was married in Oxford Me about 12 21 1843*intentions). to Hannah Madox Keen dau of Seth Keen and Sally Rowe. She was born i believe in Mass. They were parents of Harriet ann White (m Nathan Hall Herrick) and Charles Curtis White. According to my grandmother the sea captain was shipwrecked (don't know ship or where or when) but stayed and met his wife at a quilting bee and then married. Would anyone have any connecting info? I am looking for Charles Frost Whites parents and actual birthplace. I would appreciate any info anyone can give me. Thank you. Virginia Holt Ferrante [email protected]

Hey all It has been awhile since I posted but it appears to be some new activity on the board so I'm trying again! I am looking for information on my family but do not have ALOT to go on. Any help is appreciated! GJ White was said to have come over on a boat from Ireland with two brothers. Rumor has it that one brother went off without the other two once they arrived in the states and that brother would be GJ. Rumor has it that he took a Native American Indian wife and had several children including a Hugh White and George Washington White. He supposedly went to take a family helper home one day and never returned. The story goes that years later one of the sons was in a lumber store and signed his name and the clerk there asked him if he had written his name wrong as the name was identical to another man but the middle initial was different. As they talked it shocked him to learn that this man with the same name also had brothers with the same names as his siblings. He contacted the man to learn that they did indeed have the same father. GJ White had ran off with the "family helper" and started a new family all together, giving them very similar names as his first family. GJ supposedly had served in a war and had his heal blown off. And the new family supposedly produced the Hugh White that was once the govenor of Mississippi. Now all of this is rumor and has not been confirmed. What I do know for sure is that the son of GJ White, George Washington White had children named Hugh Franklin, Melvin, George Newton and a Nina (or something along those lines). The three brothers all married Park(s) sisters. Hugh Franklin married Lula Mae Park. In later years George Washington remarried Lou (Lucy) Jane Park. Lou Jane was Lula Mae's mother. I'm not sure who his frist wife was that produced Hugh, Melvin, George and Nina. I'm not real sure where all of this took place either other than to say possibly Alabama, Mississippi and Texas. I do know that George Washington died in either Monroe county or Lowndes county Mississippi. Hugh Franklin and Lula Mae lived the majority of their later years in Monroe County Mississippi in the Hamilton area. Lou Jane died in New Braunsville Texas ( I hope I spelled that correctly ). She was buried in Monroe County Mississippi however. I hope I haven't confused you and thanks so much for being patient and reading this long email. Thanks for any and all help! Sharon --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.516 / Virus Database: 313 - Release Date: 9/1/03

need info on this line Alex White b. abt 1880 m. Matilda Willis b. abt 1880 married IN dau. Addye Mae White b. 11-5-1901 m. Ollen Hudspeth, Sr. b. 2-7-1886 both died in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY Thanks Tanya

subscribe > Content-Type: text/plain > > WHITE-D Digest Volume 04 : Issue 27 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [WHITE] Marriage Index Help [[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from WHITE-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > ______________________________ > X-Message: #1 > Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2004 19:16:09 EST > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [WHITE] Marriage Index Help > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > <A HREF="http://familysearch.org./Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp"> > FamilySearch Internet - Search</A> > > Hi Barbara: > > The site above is the LDS search site. > > Found your Lafayaette White b. 1827 OH marriage to Mrs. Sophronia White > about 1848 OH > > also a marriage between a Lafayette Wyatt and a Sephronia M. Judd 31 Dec > 1857, Portage OH > > also a marriage between Lafayette White and a Sephrona A Brown, 20 Sep 1846, > Athens Ohio > > ---------------------- > When you search you might just search marriage records as I did to come up > with these listings... > > Of course you can search the all records too. But some times I have found I > get results only searching certain types of records that don't always show up > in the search all records. > > Have a good hunting!!!! hope this helps > > John Longworth White

My ancestor is the above "Capt" Samuel Williams who fought in Rev. War and wife Jane. It's hard to believe but I have found FOUR different maiden names for "Jane" - White, Moore, Pope, and Brasswell. Some of this is on the "net" and some from various related family records. The extracted Edgecombe County will's that I have found only use "Jane" - however, a distant Williams relative stated that the will states:"His legatees were: wife, Jane White Williams, executrix; sons: Samuel and William......... Known children are: Samuel, William, Jacob, George, Lucretia (Creese) and Sampson. Can someone verify that Samuel's will really does state "Jane White Williams?" Since I've also seen Jane listed as a Moore (dau of George) and I've also seen Jane was a Pope and also married a Richard Brasswell. Was "Jane" married more than once? Need help in clearing up this part of the line. Also would like to exchange info. on the children. Thanks Marti [email protected] researching: Martineau, Higgins (all southern states: Williams, Pope, Crudup, Thomas, Berry, Kyle, Isbell, Davis )

<A HREF="http://familysearch.org./Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp"> FamilySearch Internet - Search</A> Hi Barbara: The site above is the LDS search site. Found your Lafayaette White b. 1827 OH marriage to Mrs. Sophronia White about 1848 OH also a marriage between a Lafayette Wyatt and a Sephronia M. Judd 31 Dec 1857, Portage OH also a marriage between Lafayette White and a Sephrona A Brown, 20 Sep 1846, Athens Ohio ---------------------- When you search you might just search marriage records as I did to come up with these listings... Of course you can search the all records too. But some times I have found I get results only searching certain types of records that don't always show up in the search all records. Have a good hunting!!!! hope this helps John Longworth White

FYI Barry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathryn Gordon Hamby" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 9:15 PM Subject: [G2P] GAR "W", "Y" and "Z" Subject: Ellis Post 6, GAR, Germantown, applications of names beginning with "W": William White, Unit: Co F, 51st PA Vols E. R. Whiteman, Unit: Co A, 3rd PA Cav Stephen R. Whittington, Unit: Co G, 3rd MD Inf Barry Wetherington ========== -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ Ellis Post 6, GAR, Germantown, applications of names beginning with "Y": Charles Yocum Elected: 16 May 1889 Age: 66 Born: Germantown, Residence: 57 Rittenhouse, Germantown Occupation: Laborer First Enlisted: 19 Aug 1862, Rank: Private Unit: Co A, 150th PA Vols Term: 3 years Discharged: 30 May 1865. Private. Mower Hospital, Chestnut Hill. Edward R. Young Transfer card from Meade Post #27, Annapolis, MD dated: 15 Jun 1893 Age: 51 Born: France, Residence: Soldiers' Home, Hampton, VA Occupation: Musician First Enlisted: 8 Apr 1861, Rank: Bugler Unit: H Battery, 1st US Artillery Term: 3 years Discharged: 11 Apr 1864. Musician. Brandy Station, VA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- Ellis Post 6, GAR, Germantown, applications of names beginning with "Z": Charles Zimmerman Dated: 9 May 1873 Age: 28 Born: Philadelphia, Residence: Germantown Occupation: Carpenter First Enlisted: 12 Aug 1861, Rank: Private Unit: Co D, 1st Del Vols Term: 3 years Discharged: 12 Aug 1865 Jacob Zoll Dated: 17 Jun 1880 Age: 51 Born: Germany, Residence: 2435 Warnic St., Philadelphia, 28th Ward Occupation: Butcher First Enlisted: 21 Dec 1861, Rank: Private Unit: Co A, 5th PA Cav. Term: 3 years Discharged: 21 Dec 1864. ==== GERMANS-TO-PHILA Mailing List ==== if any problems or questions please contact me at [email protected] at any time. thank you

Can anyone who has access to marriage indexes help me find the dates and place of marriage for Lafaette White b. Oh. about 1827, and Wife Saprina b. about 1830 in Oh. There first born was Finly H. b. about 1854 in Oh. I am thinking they were married in Ohio??? Also the above's son Layafette B. White b. about 1862, in Il. and his wife Hessie,b. about 1878 in Ark.. Their first born was Fay b. about 1903 in Mo. This one I am not sure of. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Barbara __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. Try it! http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/

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I can't imagine Peregrine's wife being THAT due because the official records mention them being fined for fornication on the ship. ----- Original Message ----- From: Glitz To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 9:48 AM Subject: [WHITE] Birth of Peregrine White aboard the Mayflower I thought that I was descended from the Mayflower Whites so was researching Peregrine whom I was suppose to descend from. As already stated the Mayflower does not reconize this line. After reading the info posted I still maybe kin to them whether Mayflower Associa. agrees or not correct? At the time my sister and I remarked "wonder what William and Susannah resloved to name a child Resolved" (bro to Peregrine) Anyway in my journey researching the Peregrine White I came across this in a book (I have it packed some where being as I was told NO I am not of that line I packed it all down and started looking elsewhere). The story went on to say that the birth of Peregrine on board the Mayflower came about because two of the Billington boys were acting up on board the ship. The men folk were already ashore building houses ect so they could leave the ship. One of the Billington boys caused a keg of gunpowder to catch fire which threw Susannah into labor. The book also states that the Billington boy I believe his name was Luke was the first hanging in the new world. He was hung because he committed murder. Like I said I have the info here somewhere but can't get to it right now. It was a blue book kinda slender and I think it was called History of Mayflower. It also talked about before they came over. The way the ship was and a lot of interesting things. This has been about 5 years ago that I came across this book. Maybe someone else has read it? Glitz ==== WHITE Mailing List ==== WHITE UNSUBSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS [email protected] NSUBSCRIBE [in subject line] [email protected] UNSUBSCRIBE [in subject line]

I read about Resolved, from whom our line descends, and found a piece several years ago at the NEHGS site that Susannah and William White named him Resolved because they had just resolved to join the Puritans going to the new world when he was born, hence the name to commemorate their decision. Sorry, can't give you book and verse. Jan Nelson On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 09:48:43 -0600 "Glitz" <[email protected]> writes: > I thought that I was descended from the Mayflower Whites so was > researching > Peregrine whom I was suppose to descend from. As already stated the > Mayflower does not reconize this line. After reading the info > posted I > still maybe kin to them whether Mayflower Associa. agrees or not > correct? > At the time my sister and I remarked "wonder what William and > Susannah > resloved to name a child Resolved" (bro to Peregrine) > > Anyway in my journey researching the Peregrine White I came across > this in a > book (I have it packed some where being as I was told NO I am not of > that > line I packed it all down and started looking elsewhere). The story > went on > to say that the birth of Peregrine on board the Mayflower came about > because > two of the Billington boys were acting up on board the ship. The > men folk > were already ashore building houses ect so they could leave the > ship. One > of the Billington boys caused a keg of gunpowder to catch fire which > threw > Susannah into labor. The book also states that the Billington boy I > believe > his name was Luke was the first hanging in the new world. He was > hung > because he committed murder. Like I said I have the info here > somewhere but > can't get to it right now. It was a blue book kinda slender and I > think it > was called History of Mayflower. It also talked about before they > came > over. The way the ship was and a lot of interesting things. This > has been > about 5 years ago that I came across this book. Maybe someone else > has read > it? Glitz > > > > > ==== WHITE Mailing List ==== > WHITE UNSUBSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS > [email protected] NSUBSCRIBE [in subject line] > [email protected] UNSUBSCRIBE [in subject line] > >

I thought that I was descended from the Mayflower Whites so was researching Peregrine whom I was suppose to descend from. As already stated the Mayflower does not reconize this line. After reading the info posted I still maybe kin to them whether Mayflower Associa. agrees or not correct? At the time my sister and I remarked "wonder what William and Susannah resloved to name a child Resolved" (bro to Peregrine) Anyway in my journey researching the Peregrine White I came across this in a book (I have it packed some where being as I was told NO I am not of that line I packed it all down and started looking elsewhere). The story went on to say that the birth of Peregrine on board the Mayflower came about because two of the Billington boys were acting up on board the ship. The men folk were already ashore building houses ect so they could leave the ship. One of the Billington boys caused a keg of gunpowder to catch fire which threw Susannah into labor. The book also states that the Billington boy I believe his name was Luke was the first hanging in the new world. He was hung because he committed murder. Like I said I have the info here somewhere but can't get to it right now. It was a blue book kinda slender and I think it was called History of Mayflower. It also talked about before they came over. The way the ship was and a lot of interesting things. This has been about 5 years ago that I came across this book. Maybe someone else has read it? Glitz

I just read what Jack Pennybacker wrote about his White/Fitzhugh connection. I'm the Keeper of the VA Fitzhugh Database so have some bits of info. I'm wondering where Ellie Fitzhugh Donaghe's middle name came from. Her parents, as I have them, were William W. and Lucy Jane (Callahan) Donaghe, Jr. Charleen in Oregon *********************************** Charleen [email protected] Researching Fitzhugh, Oerding, Mace, Tuura, and Asvik "Keeper of the VA Fitzhugh Database" List mom: [email protected]

Hi Jim, I appreciate your sending me the 3 or 4 Plymouth Rock White files/ text/ Arms, Trees, etc. msgs. Unfortunately, your Adobe 6 would not operate / cooperate properly here, so I could not save, print, or select/ copy any text. Thus, I can do little but observe the info/ text/ images you sent, which were interesting and looked very nice. You do seem to have an excellent handle on your White family. Is your Plymouth White Gen posted to the White-L List Archives? http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/white.html If so, I can obtain it there. Did you see the 1500s England White info I posted an hour or so ago? A response to Ian's query. Subj: "Wm WHITE avd Mayflower Jhn WHITE 1587 Jamestown" See my PS: below. Best wishes, Barry PS: FYI, the same issue interested me in another White, John WHITE, who was a founder of the FIRST Anglo settlement of the US, at Jamestown in 1587ish, where the FIRST American citizen, Virginia DARE, was born to Eleanor (DARE) WHITE, w/o Ananias Dare, d/o John WHITE, appointed by Sir Walter Raleigh to lead the founding settlement, which became known as the Lost Colony. I am a Dare. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim ludwigsen To: Barry Wetherington Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 5:24 PM Subject: Page 3 " A Viking Greeting " Page 3 Barry Regards Jim Ludwigsen