This was taken from the SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY list ..Monroe co KY Perhaps one of these is a missing White ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I am starting a new series - abstracts of Monroe Co Circuit Court records taken from my volume 4. These were abstracted by the late Eva Coe Peden of Glasgow, a Monroe Co native. Plaintiff: W. H. Page Defendants: John H Philpott of Monroe Co Bud Philpott of Monroe Co Cheatham Philpott of TX William L. White of TX D. C. White of Monroe Co Caroline White of TX Samuel Hunter of TX Sarah Biggerstaff of Monroe Co J. Q. A. Philpott of Cumberland Co KY W B Philpott of TX O. D. Philpott of TX C A E Cary, Caarey Cloyd, Moses Cary, A Cloyd - Cumberland Co. M. E. Kirkpatrick & J M Kirkpatrick - Monroe Co J. B. Philpott and Mary Stockton - TX J S Philpott - Monroe Co Robert Stockton - Cumberland Co. A. H. Stewart - Cumberland Co Bettie West - TX Thomas Stewart- Cumberland Co S. L. Ramsey, L. B. Ramsey & Mary O. Chrisman - Wayne Co KY. File: 228 Filed 31 Oct 1892. W. L. Philpott, decd. sold 1892 land. He died 1888 without conveying land. Relationships: John H Philpot - bro. Cassa Cary married Moses Cary. Sarah Biggerstaff md John Biggerstaff (decd). M. E. Kirkpatrick md J. M. Kirkpatarick. N H Stewart md Thomas Stewart. Caroline White md James White (decd) - sister of W. L. Philpoyy. Carey Cloyd md A. CLoyd. Mary Stockton md Robt Stockton. Bettie West md John West. Samuel D White. Lucy Ann Hunter md A. J. Hunter (decd). Helem Ramsey md S. L. Ramsey - she a dau of Barton Philpott (decd). Mary O. Christman md a Chrisman (decd). Land on Meshack Creek Case to get the land sold. Cheatham, O. D., W B, J B Philpott and W L and Caroline White in Collins Co TX. Samuel Hunter was in Tarrant Co TX. W. S. Maxey was administrator of estate of W. L. Philpott (intestate). cases to be continued - Sandi

Marj KOHLI has put up the diary of my gggrandfather, Rev. Edward WHITE, >on the following sites: > >http://theshipslist.com/accounts/illinois1859.html > >and also at my 19th Century Canadian Immigration pages at > >http://ist.uwaterloo.ca/~marj/genealogy/tobc1859.html > >Rev. Edward WHITE (1822-1872) was one of four Wesleyan missionaries sent >to British Columbia in 1859. This is an interesting account of the trip >from Canada West to New York city to Panama and up the West Coast to >Victoria, a six week voyage. > >[The WHITE family left from Rolvenden, Kent County, England in 1815 and >came, via Philadelphia, to Raleigh Township, Kent County, Upper Canada >in 1825.] > >Janet White >Burnaby, BC, Canada

Marj KOHLI has put up the diary of my gggrandfather, Rev. Edward WHITE, >on the following sites: > >http://theshipslist.com/accounts/illinois1859.html > >and also at my 19th Century Canadian Immigration pages at > >http://ist.uwaterloo.ca/~marj/genealogy/tobc1859.html > >Rev. Edward WHITE (1822-1872) was one of four Wesleyan missionaries sent >to British Columbia in 1859. This is an interesting account of the trip >from Canada West to New York city to Panama and up the West Coast to >Victoria, a six week voyage. > >[The WHITE family left from Rolvenden, Kent County, England in 1815 and >came, via Philadelphia, to Raleigh Township, Kent County, Upper Canada >in 1825.] > >Janet White >Burnaby, BC, Canada

Jon M. White, 20, of Paducah, KY, died May 22, 2000, at Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah, KY. Jon was the grandson of Mozelle White. Jon was born March 1, 1980, in Union City, son of Jim and Vickie Collings White. Jon is survived by two brothers, Jay White and Joe White. Jon was preceded in death by his grandparents, Leslie Collings, Juanita Collings Hornsby and James Doc White. Jon was buried in the Hickman City Cemetery. uc050

You should be able to find lots about James White on the internet, look at the history of Tennessee. His log cabin and the larger Block House is on display in downtown Knoxville. He also gave the ground and help start Blount College, which is now the University of Tennessee. Red Anthony ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

I have a Moses WHITE, b. May 15, 1793, location unknown. Moses died in Jackson Co., Il. on Oct. 21, 1851. Would this James WHITE be a possible parent of my Moses? Does anyone have any more info on this James WHITE? If so, please e-mail me. TIA ----- Original Message ----- From: w. c. JULIAN <JULIANfromKODAK@webtv.net> To: <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 3:34 PM Subject: [WHITE] James White, Founder of Knoxville,TN > There was an article in Knoxville News Sentinel, September 30, 1990. > This article traces his roots back to Scotland. James White came to > Knoxville in 1786. His background has been well documented because of > his career as an Indian fighter and Revolutionary War solider. James > White was a captain in the North Carolina militia from 1779-81 and later > was a member of the Third Convention of the State of Franklin. In > 1790, James White was commissioned a captain by William Blount, who was > then territorial governor of all the land south of the Ohio River. In > 1791, Gov, Blount gave White's Fort the name Knoxville and made it the > seat of territorial government. James White married Polly (Mary) > Lawson, April 4, 1770. They had 4 children-Hugh Lawson,Margaret, Moses > III, and Melinda. >

Again for any who don't subscribe to the Ancestry.com newsletter, a very interesting place to search for Whites. Of course, there is the usual white house, white creek, white child, etc. to contend with but there are many White surnames and middle names. Here's a quote from the news letter: AMERICAN SOUTH, NOTABLE FAMILIES Settled by varied groups of people from disparate nations, the American South is home to a number of prominent families. Combining narrative history with genealogy, this database is a listing of many families who helped settle the South. Many entries often include the location of the family’s home in England, land grants, lines of descent, and often occupation. In addition to these helpful records, the database includes biographical sketches for more than 20,000 men and women. For those Ancestry.com patrons seeking ancestors from notable families in Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Alabama, this can be a valuable source of information. Source Information: "Notable Southern Families, Volumes I-II." Richmond, VA: n.p., 1918. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4634.htm ___________________________________________________

Did they buy land when they first arrived? Sometimes the first deed will say something like "John White of Blank Co., VA" or whatever. Also you might check the censuses, including the 1850 census. if you see the same first names showing up for a particular county, that can be a lead since families often used the same first names over and over. Also, were they married when they arrived? If so do you know the wife's maiden name? Middle names (and sometimes first names) of sons were often the maiden name of wife. If the wife had an unusual maiden name you can then look for it in the 1850 census and that can sometimes be a lead; then you can check marriage records, which are usually indexed by surname of both husband and wife. Good luck! (Bedford County has an active history museum/archives; Botetourt has a genealogist who works 2 days a week & it is also on the James.) Pat Hickin ----- Original Message ----- From: Shannon White <swhite@oak.total-web.net> To: <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 3:50 AM Subject: [WHITE] Virginia Whites > I am looking for a couple of brothers: Woodford and Renford (Buford) > White. They were born around 1818-1820 somewhere in VA. They then came > to Kanwha County in 1840. They worked on the James River before coming > to WV, and I think they may have come from around Bedford County. Cany > anyone help me, please. Thanks, Shannon White >

This is a really great website -- in the lower right corner, click on 180 YEARS CHANGES, and you can choose a year and click on it to see how Virginia was divided into counties at that time, and which ones included Kentucky, etc. http://www.rootsweb.com/~vagenweb/ Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: Marleen Van Horne <msvnhrn@jps.net> To: <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 12:53 AM Subject: Re: [WHITE] Virginia Whites > Jean, > > I found you message regarding John, William and Samuel White of > Loudoun County, Virginia interesting. Did Samuel possibly have a > brother, Willis White? > > My Willis named sons John, Willis and Samuel, he also had daughters > Lucinda and Leann. It looks and interesting possibility. > > Willis was born in Kentucky about 1791. I believe it would have been > still a part of Virginia until 1793. > > Marleen Van Horne >

Hello, My name is Sam White and I am new to this list. I am seeking information on Nathaniel White who lived in Liberty, Sullivan Co., NY circa 1800 d. before 1822. Know only son Nathaniel m. Delita Brown dau of Thaddeus and Aboline. They moved to Athens, Bradford Co., PA . Children: Russell b. 1829, Cynthia b. 1823, John b. 1826, Jerome b. 1821, Nancy b. unk, Delitta b. abt. 1830. Nathaniel d. 1832 Delita m. 2nd Hooker G. Hubbard. I would greatly appreciate any info on this family Thank you shwhite@hfent.com

There was an article in Knoxville News Sentinel, September 30, 1990. This article traces his roots back to Scotland. James White came to Knoxville in 1786. His background has been well documented because of his career as an Indian fighter and Revolutionary War solider. James White was a captain in the North Carolina militia from 1779-81 and later was a member of the Third Convention of the State of Franklin. In 1790, James White was commissioned a captain by William Blount, who was then territorial governor of all the land south of the Ohio River. In 1791, Gov, Blount gave White's Fort the name Knoxville and made it the seat of territorial government. James White married Polly (Mary) Lawson, April 4, 1770. They had 4 children-Hugh Lawson,Margaret, Moses III, and Melinda.

Helen, I'm not sure if any of them went to Tx or not. At least one Johnson line (child) was from Mo. & ended up in Okla. The McKay line I think was also from Mo., & probably from Indiana & also ended up in Okla. But I haven't got any farther on these lines than I have on the White's LOL Alli ----- Original Message ----- From: <HRsom1@aol.com> To: <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 10:54 PM Subject: [WHITE] Re:Researching MCKAY-JOHNSON > In a message dated 5/21/00 8:15:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time, > aka2@magiclink.com writes: > > << > Alli > Researching: > ABRAM--JOHNSON--ADAMS--LOVELL--WHITE--PHARISS--McCALL--McKAY--THOMPSON > Adams-L Listowner >> > > Alli, > > Are your MCKAY & JOHNSON in Texas by any chance? I have Eva Lynne MCKAY > daughter of Everett MCKAY and Josie JOHNSON in Ennis, Ellis Co TX. > Eva is my husbands grandmother. I will have to look up the dates if you > think you are interested. > > Thanks, > Helen > >

looking for Flora Belle White- wife of Jeff Carey- believe they were from tenn and moved to texas/ark. only known child was Boss Easure Cary born 1892 Ann

Barry, this Sutton-Taylor feud is really interesting. IThe names I claim are Richard Bradley Hudson and Currie Wallace. I don't have any more information on the Whites mentioned, D.J."Jeff" or Henry J. White. I will check at the library next time and post any new information on the Whites. Thank you. Barbara

In a message dated 5/21/00 8:15:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time, aka2@magiclink.com writes: << Alli Researching: ABRAM--JOHNSON--ADAMS--LOVELL--WHITE--PHARISS--McCALL--McKAY--THOMPSON Adams-L Listowner >> Alli, Are your MCKAY & JOHNSON in Texas by any chance? I have Eva Lynne MCKAY daughter of Everett MCKAY and Josie JOHNSON in Ennis, Ellis Co TX. Eva is my husbands grandmother. I will have to look up the dates if you think you are interested. Thanks, Helen

Jean, I found you message regarding John, William and Samuel White of Loudoun County, Virginia interesting. Did Samuel possibly have a brother, Willis White? My Willis named sons John, Willis and Samuel, he also had daughters Lucinda and Leann. It looks and interesting possibility. Willis was born in Kentucky about 1791. I believe it would have been still a part of Virginia until 1793. Marleen Van Horne

I am looking for Melvin White, b. 1871 in Springfield, MO. He married a Mary Elizabeth ______(?) in Topeka,Kansas in 1910. They had three daughters one of which was named Helen. Melvin died in 1951 and is buried in Springfield, MO. Any help with this family would be much appreciated. Dottie bildotcslr@murrieta.net

I am looking for Melvin White, b. 1871 in Springfield, MO. He married a Mary Elizabeth ______(?) in Topeka,Kansas in 1910. They had three daughters one of which was named Helen. Melvin died in 1951 and is buried in Springfield, MO. Any help with this family would be much appreciated. Dottie bildotcslr@murrieta.net

Am searching for my gr. grandfather and his family: His descendancy is as follows: William W. White b. 1824 Pa. d. 1905 Springfield, MO. m. first Francis M. ______Rogers?, 1846 IN. children: 1. Caroline B. born 1846 IN. 2. Sarah A. White b.1848 in Ark. m.John D. Bryant 1871 MO. 3. Loretta J. , 1853 in Benton Co.ARK. m. James D. Potter 1872 MO. *2nd Wife of William W. White: Mary Ann "Polly" Williams b. 1834 VA. Children: 1. George Walter White 1859 - 1888 2. Mabel "May" White 1861 - 1931 MO. m. Clement "Clint" Shanks b: ABT 1825 in Ohio 2nd Husband ofMabel "May" White: +Francis J. Carney b: 1855 in England m: November 5, 1907 in Greene Co., MO. 3. Dora White 1864 - b: 1864 Greene Co., MO. 4. Edwin Loren White ,b. 1869 d. 1921 MO. m.Emma Layton 1880 - 1908 *2nd Wife of [3] Edwin Loren White: Ida Redmun 1896 - 1981 5. Charles B. White b. disappeared 1910 6. Elsie White 1871 MO. 7. Melvin E. White 1871 October 10, 1907 in Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas 8. Ernest E. White 1873 - 1903 2 9. H.A. White 1874 - 1876 10. William White 1875 - 1877 in Springfield, Missouri 11. Lula E. White 1876 m. George E. Cavin 1895 Any help would be very much appreciated. Dottie

<<I have so many blanks and so many Samuels, and so many Thomas', it sure would be nice to know of which ones you are speaking! <G> Would you mind keying us to dates, or place, or ??? Thanks much, Jean>>> ============================================================ Ok, Jean, here you go, Ava's White's and Sherry's Whites. Ava's Whites: Thomas White b) Novemeber 12, 1796 Baltimore, Maryland m) Dec. 12, 1822 Susannah Bowles b) September 18, 1798 Fremont, Ohio George F. May 1825 Ohio Milton April 1830 Ohio Thomas W, August 1832 Ohio Samuel Sept, 1834 Ohio Asbury Feb. 1838 Ohio Susan Aug, 1827 Ohio Ann M. April 1828 Ohio Caroline May 1839 Ohi I have information about a son John W. White that possibly Thomas's son from a previous marriage. He is buried here beside Thomas and Susannah and family. I hope to hear from you again. Ava - ------------------------------------------------- Sherry's Whites: 1. Samuel P. WHITE, b. 27 Aug 1840 Coles Co., IL, m. 1867 IA, d. 20 Nov 1887 Jones Co. IA +Monterey Buena Vista COOK, b. 1849, d. 1923 Jones Co. IA 2. George WHITE 2. Samuel WHITE 2. Mary WHITE b. 1867 IA, m. Lacy, d. Cedar Rapids, IA 2. Lydia WHITE, b. IA, m. McFarland, d. IA 2. Mabel WHITE, b. IA, m. Allison, d. IA 2. Rose WHITE, b. IA, m. McRoberts, d. IA 2. Caroline WHITE, b. IA, M. O'Brien, d. IA 2. James William WHITE, b. 14 Apr 1871 Jones Co. IA, m. 1903, d. 23 Feb 1949 Iowa City, IA +Emma Mae STALEY, ,b. 10 Mar 1889 Linn Co IA, d. 5 Sep 1959 Iowa City, IA 3. Fay Carmen WHITE, b. 8 Jul 1904, m. Frank Ernest Graves, d. IA 3. Mae Francis WHITE, b. 16 Jul 1905, m. William McMurrin, d. IA 3. Amanda Elizabeth WHITE, b. 2 Mar 1907, m. Ernest Sampica, d. 19 Jun 1991 Oelwein, IA 3. Frederick William WHITE, b. 20 Nov 1909, m. Ada Irons, d. IA 3. Raymond Bert WHITE, b. 13 Nov 1913, m. Ethel Spooner, d. IA 3. Caroline Ellen WHITE, b. 8 Jul 1915, m. Ray Irons, d. IA 3. Richard Douglas WHITE, b. 26 Jul 1918, m. Lucille Dedicker, d. 7 Jan 1945 3. Dale Robert WHITE, b. 16 Nov 1920, m. Gertrude Joll, d. IA 3. Scott Hubert WHITE, b. 3 Sep 1922, m. Charlotte Farris, d. IA 3. Harold Eugene WHITE, b. 30 May 1924, d. Nov 1933 Sherry, Mustang69290@aol.com