Hi, Some branches of the early Musselwhite family dropped the prefix "Mussel" and became known as "White"s. If you are a descendant of these Whites, formerly Musselwhite, then this e-mail is for you. ANNOUNCEMENT THE 53RD ANNUAL FAMILY REUNION OF THE MUSSELWHITE / MUSSLEWHITE / M'WHITE / McWHITE / WHITE WILL BE HELD IN ROBESON CO NC ON SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2007. IF YOU ARE A DESCENDANT AND ARE INTERESTED E-MAIL ME FOR DETAILS AT SAM WEST sam.west.1@gmail.com

This is all I found. Hope it might add a clue. Just in case. 1880 Census, Prec. 1, Bell TX. W. S. White age 49 b GA, father b GA mother b SC [ I assume this is Wiley Sanford White?] Minnie wife 44 b TN father b NC mo born GA [I assume this is Minerva?] Ella dau age 18 b TX Eddie son age 16 b TX Willie son age 14 b TX Lulu dau. age 11 b TX Same census year and place George White age 85 b GA [parents place of birth not listed] Oscar son 5 TX Fa b GA mo b TN [ Surely they meant a grandson but places of birth match George's places??] Harriet wife 75 b SC both parents born GA. _______________________________ One World Tree on Ancestry.com Do not take as Gospel. Submitted by another researcher. Harriett b ca 1805 SC, d Bell, TX Married; George White b 15 Sept 1800 Henry GA Only one child listed by this submitter" Wiley Sanford White b ca 1831 GA. John White and wife Ann Wellborn, parents of; George White who married Harriett. George and Harriet were parents of son; Wiley Sanford White b ca 1831 GA, d 15 Mar 1893 Palestine, Anderson, GA. married Minerva Jane Brown b 20 June 1836 Bedford, TN, d 25 Sept 1928 Palestine, Anderson, TX. They married 20 Nov 1854 Belton, Bell, TX. Children listed by submitter; 1. Gala b 1858 TN 2. Ella H. b 6 Sept 1859 Martin Falls, TX , d 1939. Married Gustavus Tilley Scott in TX. 3. Edward b ca 1864 TX 4. Elbert Edgar b 8 July 1864 5. Will T. b 10 Nov 1866 TX 6. Mary Lulu b 19 Oct 1868 TX 7. Oscar B. b 24 July, 1875 Belton, Bell, TX, died 31 Aug 1962 Belton, TX. md Josephine Elizabeth Harville on 12 Aug 1898 at Belton, TX. I am a White descendant but not of this lineage. I have not proven any of this. Just copied it. :*¨¨*:·.~* Ginny *~.·:*¨¨*:·.

I asked earlier today for information on Susan White. As I looked at the census page again where I found her, it dawned on me that the missing (deceased?) husband may be related to two other White families- Mathew age 33 and Osborn age 37- in as much as these three family entries are families numbers 641, 642, and 643 on the same census page. Any information would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks, Woody Rice

The 1860 census of Anderson Co. SC lists a Susan White age 46) as head-of-household. There are 4 Children listed- Charles (18), Stephen (15), Martha (10), and James (4). Susan, Martha, and James W. again appear in the 1870 census. A James again appears in the 1880 Anderson Co. census with wife and 1 son. (The 1880 image is extremely difficult to read). My ggf, Charles was listed as 28 on the 1870 census of DeKalb Co. Alabama-birthplace SC; and again (spelled Charly) as 38 in the 1880 census of Anderson, SC. Charles subsequently brought his family to Upsher Co., TX. I have 1887 and 1888 county tax records on him. Until I found Susan's record two nights ago, we had no clue to my GGF's parents. I feel Susan may be his mother. Does anyone out there have knowledge of, or connect to, Susan in any way? Charles White has been a HUGH brick wall for me to this point. Thanks for ANY information. Woody Rice

I am trying to get on the Coleman line as he married Lucy White in 1773 in Va. He was in the Rev, war and was under both Canpbell brothers. then moved to lower N.C. now Tn fought the Indians and then went to Kings Mtn. He was born in King& Gueen Co Va.in 1750 or51 so he stated. The Only man named Coleman in that Co was Samuel. His line has one General and Gov. Ala. a Co is names for him. If anyone is on this line. aaaaaaaaaaaplease let me know. Phillip

I have a Wiley B White born in Marshall County Mississippi b. abt 1832. Does he show up here anywhere? I'm trying to find out who his parents are. Marcus J. Wallace wrote: > George B. White was born in Georgia according to all of the Federal Census > reports. The first census report that the state of Georgia did not lose was > in 1820. It finds him in Morgan County which is northern central Georgia. > Roughly half way between Atlanta and Augusta. He has no family indicated but > does have 8 slaves (4 male and 4 female) engaged in agriculture and > manufacturing (blacksmith?). He may have been employed as an overseer. He is > listed as 16 to 26 which would be a match for his listed birthday of 1795 - > 1797. He would have been 23 - 25 years old. He has 10 slaves and 4 free > Colored persons on his property. I would think he was an overseer employed > by others but can not determine that. > > Based on the ages of his children in subsequent years it then appears that > he met and married Harriet after 1820 and before their first child Amanda > was born in 1826. > > Harriet was born in South Carolina. Her family name was White according to > Family research done some 30 years ago by Walter White's father Trescott S. > White. The Oscar B. White family was still alive and living in Belton, Texas > and there was correspondence between them. > > 1820 Living nearby is Wiley White as Head of Household age 26 to 26 with a > second male of the same age living in the same household. There is one > female age 10 to 16. A second Wiley White age 16 to 26 is living in the > area. Wiley seems to be a very popular name in this family as George B. > White named one of his sons Wiley Sanford White and another William P. > White. Wiley normally was used interchangeably with William and so this > seems unusual. We find that Wiley Sanford White named one of his sons > William Trescott White. The Trescott comes from the married name of Wiley > Sanford White's wife Minerva Jane Brown's sister who married a Trescott, > reported to be an indian. > > 1830 We next find George White in DeKalb County, Georgia in 1830. James and > George are on page 19 an Elbert and David are on page 25. George would have > been 33 -35 years old and there is one male age 30-40. There is one female > age 20 - 30 and Harriett would have been 25. James White would have been 40 > and that matches. Elizabeth would have been 24 and that is a match. > > 1840 Then in 1840 George(G.B.) and Harriett are in Harris county. There are > several White families in the area that became Whitesville and I suspect at > least some are kin. G.B. White is found on page 7. He is shown as 40-50 > years of age and would have been 43-45. Harriett is shown as 20-30 and would > have been 35. Have no idea if this was mismarked or someone guessed. The G. > B. White family was in Harris County several years and their presence > confirmed with other sources. Voted in as Justice of the peace, Executor of > several estates etc. When the family moved to Bell County, Texas the son > Wiley Sanford was initially employed as a lawyer. An unusual count on the > census was 5 females age 10-15 years. These would not have been their > children but may have been a combination. James White is living in the same > district and is shown as being 40 - 50 years old. He would have been 50. The > oldest female is shown as 30-40and Elizabeth would have been 34. > > 1850 When we find George White in Chickasaw County, Mississippi there is > also a James White living close by. Then you discover that the oldest female > child of James and his wife Elizabeth is Harriet White born Georgia and > both Elizabeth White and Harriet White were born in South Carolina. It is > possible these are sisters. > The children are listed as Amanda, age 24; Wiley S., age 22; William P., age > 17 ; and Mary F. age 12. The family did not stay long after 1850 as Wiley > S. married Minerva Jane Brown in Belton November 20, 1854. They were married > by Judge R.E.B. Baylor, for whom the University in Waco, Texas was named. > > 1860 we find George and Harriet with William P. and Mary (Mollie) in Marlin, > Falls County, Texas running a hotel. It does not appear to be a long term > arrangement as he did not sell his property in Belton and was still paying > taxes on it. He owned two lots in Belton. They moved back to Belton and were > there for the 1870 census. > George and Harriett stayed in Bell County for the rest of their lives and > were still alive for the 1880 census. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Michelle" <jessicas.mom@gmail.com> > To: <white@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 7:44 AM > Subject: Re: [WHITE] George B. White Family > > > >> Did he have any children? If so, what were there names? Thanks! >> >> Marcus J. Wallace wrote: >> >>> George B. White was born in Georgia about 1795. He had brothers Elbert, >>> David and James. The families moved to Harris County, Georgia and were >>> there for the census in 1840. They then moved to the Eastern Division of >>> Chickasaw County, Mississippi and were there for the 1850 census. George >>> moved to Bell County, Texas about 1853 while his brothers stayed in >>> Mississippi. I have a lot of detail on the George B. White family and >>> would like to find a researcher who has information on the brothers. >>> >>> PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>> WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >>> in the subject and the body of the message >>> >>> >>> >> -- >> >> Branches of the Past: My Family Tree >> <http://home.comcast.net/%7Ejessicas_mommy/genealogy.htm> >> >> >> PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> > > > > PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > -- Branches of the Past: My Family Tree <http://home.comcast.net/%7Ejessicas_mommy/genealogy.htm>

George B. White was born in Georgia according to all of the Federal Census reports. The first census report that the state of Georgia did not lose was in 1820. It finds him in Morgan County which is northern central Georgia. Roughly half way between Atlanta and Augusta. He has no family indicated but does have 8 slaves (4 male and 4 female) engaged in agriculture and manufacturing (blacksmith?). He may have been employed as an overseer. He is listed as 16 to 26 which would be a match for his listed birthday of 1795 - 1797. He would have been 23 - 25 years old. He has 10 slaves and 4 free Colored persons on his property. I would think he was an overseer employed by others but can not determine that. Based on the ages of his children in subsequent years it then appears that he met and married Harriet after 1820 and before their first child Amanda was born in 1826. Harriet was born in South Carolina. Her family name was White according to Family research done some 30 years ago by Walter White's father Trescott S. White. The Oscar B. White family was still alive and living in Belton, Texas and there was correspondence between them. 1820 Living nearby is Wiley White as Head of Household age 26 to 26 with a second male of the same age living in the same household. There is one female age 10 to 16. A second Wiley White age 16 to 26 is living in the area. Wiley seems to be a very popular name in this family as George B. White named one of his sons Wiley Sanford White and another William P. White. Wiley normally was used interchangeably with William and so this seems unusual. We find that Wiley Sanford White named one of his sons William Trescott White. The Trescott comes from the married name of Wiley Sanford White's wife Minerva Jane Brown's sister who married a Trescott, reported to be an indian. 1830 We next find George White in DeKalb County, Georgia in 1830. James and George are on page 19 an Elbert and David are on page 25. George would have been 33 -35 years old and there is one male age 30-40. There is one female age 20 - 30 and Harriett would have been 25. James White would have been 40 and that matches. Elizabeth would have been 24 and that is a match. 1840 Then in 1840 George(G.B.) and Harriett are in Harris county. There are several White families in the area that became Whitesville and I suspect at least some are kin. G.B. White is found on page 7. He is shown as 40-50 years of age and would have been 43-45. Harriett is shown as 20-30 and would have been 35. Have no idea if this was mismarked or someone guessed. The G. B. White family was in Harris County several years and their presence confirmed with other sources. Voted in as Justice of the peace, Executor of several estates etc. When the family moved to Bell County, Texas the son Wiley Sanford was initially employed as a lawyer. An unusual count on the census was 5 females age 10-15 years. These would not have been their children but may have been a combination. James White is living in the same district and is shown as being 40 - 50 years old. He would have been 50. The oldest female is shown as 30-40and Elizabeth would have been 34. 1850 When we find George White in Chickasaw County, Mississippi there is also a James White living close by. Then you discover that the oldest female child of James and his wife Elizabeth is Harriet White born Georgia and both Elizabeth White and Harriet White were born in South Carolina. It is possible these are sisters. The children are listed as Amanda, age 24; Wiley S., age 22; William P., age 17 ; and Mary F. age 12. The family did not stay long after 1850 as Wiley S. married Minerva Jane Brown in Belton November 20, 1854. They were married by Judge R.E.B. Baylor, for whom the University in Waco, Texas was named. 1860 we find George and Harriet with William P. and Mary (Mollie) in Marlin, Falls County, Texas running a hotel. It does not appear to be a long term arrangement as he did not sell his property in Belton and was still paying taxes on it. He owned two lots in Belton. They moved back to Belton and were there for the 1870 census. George and Harriett stayed in Bell County for the rest of their lives and were still alive for the 1880 census. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michelle" <jessicas.mom@gmail.com> To: <white@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 7:44 AM Subject: Re: [WHITE] George B. White Family > Did he have any children? If so, what were there names? Thanks! > > Marcus J. Wallace wrote: >> George B. White was born in Georgia about 1795. He had brothers Elbert, >> David and James. The families moved to Harris County, Georgia and were >> there for the census in 1840. They then moved to the Eastern Division of >> Chickasaw County, Mississippi and were there for the 1850 census. George >> moved to Bell County, Texas about 1853 while his brothers stayed in >> Mississippi. I have a lot of detail on the George B. White family and >> would like to find a researcher who has information on the brothers. >> >> PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message >> >> > > -- > > Branches of the Past: My Family Tree > <http://home.comcast.net/%7Ejessicas_mommy/genealogy.htm> > > > PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > >

Michelle - His wife was also named White. The family always claimed they were not kin and since she was from SC maybe they were not. Descendants of George B. White 1 George B. White 1795 - 1880 b: Abt. 1795 in Georgia d: 1880 in Belton, Bell, Texas Burial: in Probably South Belton Cemetery. No Stone exists .. +Harriett White 1805 - 1881 b: Abt. 1805 in South Carolina d: Abt. 1881 in Belton, Bell, Texas ........ 2 Amanda M. White 1826 - b: Abt. 1826 in Morgan County, Georgia ............ +Isaac Cowan Evans ........ 2 Wiley Sanford White 1831 - 1893 b: Abt. 1831 in Georgia d: March 15, 1893 in Terrell, Kaufman, Texas, Burial: March 1893 in Old Section City Cemetery, Palestine, Texas ............ +Minerva Jane Brown 1836 - 1928 b: June 30, 1836 in Shelbyville, Bedford, Tennessee d: September 25, 1928 in Palestine, Anderson, Texas Burial: September 1928 in Old Section City Cemetery, Palestine, Texas ........ 2 William P. White 1833 - b: Bet. 1833 - 1834 in Morgan, Georgia ........ 2 Mary F. White 1838 - b: Abt. 1838 in Georgia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michelle" <jessicas.mom@gmail.com> To: <white@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 7:44 AM Subject: Re: [WHITE] George B. White Family > Did he have any children? If so, what were there names? Thanks! > > Marcus J. Wallace wrote: >> George B. White was born in Georgia about 1795. He had brothers Elbert, >> David and James. The families moved to Harris County, Georgia and were >> there for the census in 1840. They then moved to the Eastern Division of >> Chickasaw County, Mississippi and were there for the 1850 census. George >> moved to Bell County, Texas about 1853 while his brothers stayed in >> Mississippi. I have a lot of detail on the George B. White family and >> would like to find a researcher who has information on the brothers. >> >> PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message >> >> > > -- > > Branches of the Past: My Family Tree > <http://home.comcast.net/%7Ejessicas_mommy/genealogy.htm> > > > PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > >

Did he have any children? If so, what were there names? Thanks! Marcus J. Wallace wrote: > George B. White was born in Georgia about 1795. He had brothers Elbert, David and James. The families moved to Harris County, Georgia and were there for the census in 1840. They then moved to the Eastern Division of Chickasaw County, Mississippi and were there for the 1850 census. George moved to Bell County, Texas about 1853 while his brothers stayed in Mississippi. I have a lot of detail on the George B. White family and would like to find a researcher who has information on the brothers. > > PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > -- Branches of the Past: My Family Tree <http://home.comcast.net/%7Ejessicas_mommy/genealogy.htm>

George B. White was born in Georgia about 1795. He had brothers Elbert, David and James. The families moved to Harris County, Georgia and were there for the census in 1840. They then moved to the Eastern Division of Chickasaw County, Mississippi and were there for the 1850 census. George moved to Bell County, Texas about 1853 while his brothers stayed in Mississippi. I have a lot of detail on the George B. White family and would like to find a researcher who has information on the brothers.

No, I live in Round Rock, TX --- White Family <pwhite@rtcol.com> wrote: > James - So you live in New Berne, North Carolina? > Phil White > > PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message >

James - So you live in New Berne, North Carolina? Phil White

Looking for a Frank ( possible given name of Frances ) White b. abt 1872 New York , married Sarah Eicholz (sp?) they lived in Pennsylvania > Luzerne Hanover in 1920 , family legend has them being Pennsylania Dutch. They had the following children Charles Clifton White b. abt 1902 Georgia White b. abt 1906 Dorothy White b. abt 1911. According to census records they lived in 1900 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Luzerne > Wilkes Barre Ward 11 > District 171 1910 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Luzerne > Hanover > District 33 He worked in an Ice house 1920 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Luzerne > Hanover > District 58. States he was a shipping clerk There is a Charles White married to a Gwendolyn living a couple houses down in 1910 with the following children Beatrice James Marguerite William I suspect he is my Grandpa Frank's brother, Any information would be appreciated Deb ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Jim. Would you please contact me directly? The last I hear of the Moir sisters, Mary and Betty, was several years ago. Sue Davis johnsued@houston.rr.com Sue Note new address: johnsued@houston.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "James White" <jw1328@sbcglobal.net> To: <white@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 1:23 PM Subject: Re: [WHITE] Charles Edward White born abt 1932 in Florida Sue, I maintain concact with severa members of the Anahuac James Taylor White group. He was my great-grand uncle. I descend from his older brother WilliamWhite/Amy Comstock and through son George Wallace to James Taylor White, Sr., to James Taylor White, Jr., to Garvice Clayton White, Sr. to Me. Let me know if I can be of help. Jim --- Sue Davis <johnsued@hal-pc.org> wrote: > My high school friend, Betty Moir, is related to > this White family in > Anahuac. I would love to get in touch with her. > Sue > Note new address: johnsued@houston.rr.com > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "James White" <jw1328@sbcglobal.net> > To: <white@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 8:44 AM > Subject: Re: [WHITE] Charles Edward White born abt > 1932 in Florida > > > John, > Your assumptions are not correct.. > White's Lake near Highlands was named for Jesse > White, > It was on his original grant as part of the "Old > 300". > He was the son of William and Amy White, born in St. > Martinville area of LA. After Williams death in > 1805, > Amy moved with the "old 300" group in 1824 to TX > with > some of her children to the Highlands area > (initially > called White's Settlement) the name was changed to > Highlands when they opened a Post Office there and > found that another town was using the White > Settlement > name.. They claimed lands on both sides of the San > Jacinto River from slightly below what is now I-10 > to > above Crosby, TX Some of her children were Reuben > White, Jesse White, George White, William White, > Mary/William Whitlock, Rebecca/Presley Gill, Henry > White and others. > James Taylor White of present day Chambers County > was > her brother-in-law. Many other members of the White > and related families moved to Texas a little later > and > claimed lands in east and central Texas. Reuben's > Rifle in on display at the San Jacinto Battleground > Museum. > I descend from the union of George and Rebecca > Morris > Phipps White (son of William White and Amy Comstock > White. > I have hundreds of pages of documentation on this > family group prior to TX dates and to current time > on > George White Group. Henry Calhoun White was one of > four sons from George and Rebecca marriage. > Jim White > > --- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > > > Anita: > > Herry Calhoun White is not a name that I have ever > > heard of in the > > family. Interesting how things happen though. I > > grew up in Highlands > > and am writing this from there right now. I am > > guessing that White's > > Lake on the San Jacinto River is named after Henry > > C. White. > > > > My GG grandfather, John Cary White was born in GA > > around 1818 and came > > to Texas before 1836. On April 21, 1836 he fought > > in the Battle of San > > Jacinto ( which is only about 2 miles from > > Highlands) and was granted > > 640 Ac. of land in Millican, Grimes county Texas. > > His son was named > > James C White and his grandson ( my grandfather) > was > > also named James C. > > White. They all lived around Navasota in Grimes > > County. My > > grandfather married Elizabeth Keefer from around > > North Zulch in Madison > > County and after moving around throughout Texas > > retired back in North > > Zulch. > > > > James White wrote: > > > > >John, > > > > > >Was there a Henry Calhoun White in your group. He > > >would have been my great grandfather's brother. > > Born > > >about 1837 near Highlands, TX,but moved to Falls, > > San > > >Saba and a couple of other counties in TX before > > >moving to the Pensacola, FL area. A great > > grandfather > > >was the last to hear from him about 1890. He was > a > > >constable at that time. > > >Does any of this sound familiar > > > > > >--- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > >>Hi Anita: > > >>Most of my White family is from Madison and > Grimes > > >>county Texas. The > > >>White side of our family is very small (I am the > > >>only survivor for 3 > > >>generations back) > > >>Madison county is one of the less populated > > counties > > >>in central Texas -- > > >>it only has about 15,000 people currently-- and > > >>there has not been much > > >>construction or industry- mostly ranching. The > > only > > >>real construction > > >>that was going on in the mid 1950's would have > > been > > >>pipeline and oil > > >>field construction. That probably will not > help > > >>much because most > > >>workers were very mobile and moved with the jobs > > and > > >>were probably just > > >>passing through Madison county. > > >> > > >>The male Whites in my family were named J. C. > > White. > > >> -- either James > > >>Cobb or John Cary. That naming goes back to > > before > > >>the Texas > > >>revolution in 1836. > > >> > > >>John White Adams > > >> > > >>MissAnitaWhite@aol.com wrote: > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >>>Looking for biological father, I am ill and > would > > >>> > > >>> > > >>like to meet him > > >> > > >> > > >>>Have put other queries out there, still hoping; > > >>> > > >>>This is all the info I know about him; > > >>> > > >>>>From my birth certificate, says he was born in > > >>> > > >>> > > >>Florida abt 1932 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Worked in construction in Madison County, Texas > > abt > > >>> > > >>> > > >>1955 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Met my mother and moved to California > > >>>Worked at Cecchini Trucking Co. in Bridgehead, > > >>> > > >>> > > >>California Sep 1956 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Ran a Shell Service Station at 21 H Street in > > >>> > > >>> > > >>Fresno, CA 1956-1958 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Lived at 4321 Gearhart, Fresno, Fresno Co., > > >>> > > >>> > > >>California > > >> > > >> > > >>>4288 W Shields Ave, Fresno, Fresno Co., > > California > > >>>No contact after this > > >>> > > >>>Have 2 pictures of him, one at age 2yrs old, > and > > >>> > > >>> > === message truncated === PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. 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My high school friend, Betty Moir, is related to this White family in Anahuac. I would love to get in touch with her. Sue Note new address: johnsued@houston.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "James White" <jw1328@sbcglobal.net> To: <white@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 8:44 AM Subject: Re: [WHITE] Charles Edward White born abt 1932 in Florida John, Your assumptions are not correct.. White's Lake near Highlands was named for Jesse White, It was on his original grant as part of the "Old 300". He was the son of William and Amy White, born in St. Martinville area of LA. After Williams death in 1805, Amy moved with the "old 300" group in 1824 to TX with some of her children to the Highlands area (initially called White's Settlement) the name was changed to Highlands when they opened a Post Office there and found that another town was using the White Settlement name.. They claimed lands on both sides of the San Jacinto River from slightly below what is now I-10 to above Crosby, TX Some of her children were Reuben White, Jesse White, George White, William White, Mary/William Whitlock, Rebecca/Presley Gill, Henry White and others. James Taylor White of present day Chambers County was her brother-in-law. Many other members of the White and related families moved to Texas a little later and claimed lands in east and central Texas. Reuben's Rifle in on display at the San Jacinto Battleground Museum. I descend from the union of George and Rebecca Morris Phipps White (son of William White and Amy Comstock White. I have hundreds of pages of documentation on this family group prior to TX dates and to current time on George White Group. Henry Calhoun White was one of four sons from George and Rebecca marriage. Jim White --- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > Anita: > Herry Calhoun White is not a name that I have ever > heard of in the > family. Interesting how things happen though. I > grew up in Highlands > and am writing this from there right now. I am > guessing that White's > Lake on the San Jacinto River is named after Henry > C. White. > > My GG grandfather, John Cary White was born in GA > around 1818 and came > to Texas before 1836. On April 21, 1836 he fought > in the Battle of San > Jacinto ( which is only about 2 miles from > Highlands) and was granted > 640 Ac. of land in Millican, Grimes county Texas. > His son was named > James C White and his grandson ( my grandfather) was > also named James C. > White. They all lived around Navasota in Grimes > County. My > grandfather married Elizabeth Keefer from around > North Zulch in Madison > County and after moving around throughout Texas > retired back in North > Zulch. > > James White wrote: > > >John, > > > >Was there a Henry Calhoun White in your group. He > >would have been my great grandfather's brother. > Born > >about 1837 near Highlands, TX,but moved to Falls, > San > >Saba and a couple of other counties in TX before > >moving to the Pensacola, FL area. A great > grandfather > >was the last to hear from him about 1890. He was a > >constable at that time. > >Does any of this sound familiar > > > >--- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > > > > > > > >>Hi Anita: > >>Most of my White family is from Madison and Grimes > >>county Texas. The > >>White side of our family is very small (I am the > >>only survivor for 3 > >>generations back) > >>Madison county is one of the less populated > counties > >>in central Texas -- > >>it only has about 15,000 people currently-- and > >>there has not been much > >>construction or industry- mostly ranching. The > only > >>real construction > >>that was going on in the mid 1950's would have > been > >>pipeline and oil > >>field construction. That probably will not help > >>much because most > >>workers were very mobile and moved with the jobs > and > >>were probably just > >>passing through Madison county. > >> > >>The male Whites in my family were named J. C. > White. > >> -- either James > >>Cobb or John Cary. That naming goes back to > before > >>the Texas > >>revolution in 1836. > >> > >>John White Adams > >> > >>MissAnitaWhite@aol.com wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >>>Looking for biological father, I am ill and would > >>> > >>> > >>like to meet him > >> > >> > >>>Have put other queries out there, still hoping; > >>> > >>>This is all the info I know about him; > >>> > >>>>From my birth certificate, says he was born in > >>> > >>> > >>Florida abt 1932 > >> > >> > >>>Worked in construction in Madison County, Texas > abt > >>> > >>> > >>1955 > >> > >> > >>>Met my mother and moved to California > >>>Worked at Cecchini Trucking Co. in Bridgehead, > >>> > >>> > >>California Sep 1956 > >> > >> > >>>Ran a Shell Service Station at 21 H Street in > >>> > >>> > >>Fresno, CA 1956-1958 > >> > >> > >>>Lived at 4321 Gearhart, Fresno, Fresno Co., > >>> > >>> > >>California > >> > >> > >>>4288 W Shields Ave, Fresno, Fresno Co., > California > >>>No contact after this > >>> > >>>Have 2 pictures of him, one at age 2yrs old, and > >>> > >>> > >>the other taken in 1957 > >> > >> > >>>Father's name is possibly Harold Edward White??? > >>>Father operated a motel in Maimi suburbs about > 1956 > >>>After his father and mother separated, his mother > >>> > >>> > >>went to Mt Vernon, NY > >> > >> > >>>and re-married along with his sister. Their names > >>> > >>> > >>unknown > >> > >> > >>>Thank You > >>> > >>>Anita White > >>>_missanitawhite@aol.com_ > >>> > >>> > >>(mailto:missanitawhite@aol.com) > >> > >> > >>> > >>> > >>>************************************** AOL now > >>> > >>> > >>offers free email to everyone. > >> > >> > >>>Find out more about what's free from AOL at > >>> > >>> > >>http://www.aol.com. > >> > >> > >>>PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > >>>------------------------------- > >>>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > email > >>> > >>> > >>to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word > >>'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > and > >>the body of the message > >> > >> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > >>------------------------------- > >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > >>to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word > >>'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > and > >>the body of the message > >> > >> > === message truncated === PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. 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I am always looking for the parents of John W. White b. 1786 in VA md. Suzanna Bradley. Went to Wilson Co. as a very young man abt. 18 with Suzanna's parents as a master of slaves. Thank you Linda Holmes White

Has anyone on the list ever run across a Wilse White, b. Tennessee in 1849? Wilse was the son of Eligah White, b. NC abt. 1821 and was in TN by 1850 or earlier. Wilse had a brother, William Augustus "Gus", b. 1857, sister Eliza Caroline, b. 1858, brother Johnny, b. 1858 (twin of Eliza), and a younger brother who died very young. After yankee sympothizers captured Eligah in 1863 and took him to prison, Wilse, Gus, and Johnny went to Texas and/or Oklahoma. The family story is that Wilse married an Indian woman and settled in Oklahoma. Any help would truly be appreciated. Joyce White Jones

Sue, I maintain concact with severa members of the Anahuac James Taylor White group. He was my great-grand uncle. I descend from his older brother WilliamWhite/Amy Comstock and through son George Wallace to James Taylor White, Sr., to James Taylor White, Jr., to Garvice Clayton White, Sr. to Me. Let me know if I can be of help. Jim --- Sue Davis <johnsued@hal-pc.org> wrote: > My high school friend, Betty Moir, is related to > this White family in > Anahuac. I would love to get in touch with her. > Sue > Note new address: johnsued@houston.rr.com > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "James White" <jw1328@sbcglobal.net> > To: <white@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 8:44 AM > Subject: Re: [WHITE] Charles Edward White born abt > 1932 in Florida > > > John, > Your assumptions are not correct.. > White's Lake near Highlands was named for Jesse > White, > It was on his original grant as part of the "Old > 300". > He was the son of William and Amy White, born in St. > Martinville area of LA. After Williams death in > 1805, > Amy moved with the "old 300" group in 1824 to TX > with > some of her children to the Highlands area > (initially > called White's Settlement) the name was changed to > Highlands when they opened a Post Office there and > found that another town was using the White > Settlement > name.. They claimed lands on both sides of the San > Jacinto River from slightly below what is now I-10 > to > above Crosby, TX Some of her children were Reuben > White, Jesse White, George White, William White, > Mary/William Whitlock, Rebecca/Presley Gill, Henry > White and others. > James Taylor White of present day Chambers County > was > her brother-in-law. Many other members of the White > and related families moved to Texas a little later > and > claimed lands in east and central Texas. Reuben's > Rifle in on display at the San Jacinto Battleground > Museum. > I descend from the union of George and Rebecca > Morris > Phipps White (son of William White and Amy Comstock > White. > I have hundreds of pages of documentation on this > family group prior to TX dates and to current time > on > George White Group. Henry Calhoun White was one of > four sons from George and Rebecca marriage. > Jim White > > --- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > > > Anita: > > Herry Calhoun White is not a name that I have ever > > heard of in the > > family. Interesting how things happen though. I > > grew up in Highlands > > and am writing this from there right now. I am > > guessing that White's > > Lake on the San Jacinto River is named after Henry > > C. White. > > > > My GG grandfather, John Cary White was born in GA > > around 1818 and came > > to Texas before 1836. On April 21, 1836 he fought > > in the Battle of San > > Jacinto ( which is only about 2 miles from > > Highlands) and was granted > > 640 Ac. of land in Millican, Grimes county Texas. > > His son was named > > James C White and his grandson ( my grandfather) > was > > also named James C. > > White. They all lived around Navasota in Grimes > > County. My > > grandfather married Elizabeth Keefer from around > > North Zulch in Madison > > County and after moving around throughout Texas > > retired back in North > > Zulch. > > > > James White wrote: > > > > >John, > > > > > >Was there a Henry Calhoun White in your group. He > > >would have been my great grandfather's brother. > > Born > > >about 1837 near Highlands, TX,but moved to Falls, > > San > > >Saba and a couple of other counties in TX before > > >moving to the Pensacola, FL area. A great > > grandfather > > >was the last to hear from him about 1890. He was > a > > >constable at that time. > > >Does any of this sound familiar > > > > > >--- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > >>Hi Anita: > > >>Most of my White family is from Madison and > Grimes > > >>county Texas. The > > >>White side of our family is very small (I am the > > >>only survivor for 3 > > >>generations back) > > >>Madison county is one of the less populated > > counties > > >>in central Texas -- > > >>it only has about 15,000 people currently-- and > > >>there has not been much > > >>construction or industry- mostly ranching. The > > only > > >>real construction > > >>that was going on in the mid 1950's would have > > been > > >>pipeline and oil > > >>field construction. That probably will not > help > > >>much because most > > >>workers were very mobile and moved with the jobs > > and > > >>were probably just > > >>passing through Madison county. > > >> > > >>The male Whites in my family were named J. C. > > White. > > >> -- either James > > >>Cobb or John Cary. That naming goes back to > > before > > >>the Texas > > >>revolution in 1836. > > >> > > >>John White Adams > > >> > > >>MissAnitaWhite@aol.com wrote: > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >>>Looking for biological father, I am ill and > would > > >>> > > >>> > > >>like to meet him > > >> > > >> > > >>>Have put other queries out there, still hoping; > > >>> > > >>>This is all the info I know about him; > > >>> > > >>>>From my birth certificate, says he was born in > > >>> > > >>> > > >>Florida abt 1932 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Worked in construction in Madison County, Texas > > abt > > >>> > > >>> > > >>1955 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Met my mother and moved to California > > >>>Worked at Cecchini Trucking Co. in Bridgehead, > > >>> > > >>> > > >>California Sep 1956 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Ran a Shell Service Station at 21 H Street in > > >>> > > >>> > > >>Fresno, CA 1956-1958 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Lived at 4321 Gearhart, Fresno, Fresno Co., > > >>> > > >>> > > >>California > > >> > > >> > > >>>4288 W Shields Ave, Fresno, Fresno Co., > > California > > >>>No contact after this > > >>> > > >>>Have 2 pictures of him, one at age 2yrs old, > and > > >>> > > >>> > === message truncated ===

Eva, I really don't have verified information on your White lineage. Is there a verified male White in your lineage that could participate in a DNA project? That might be your best shot. As I mentioned to John, a James Taylor White and possibly a Thomas, sons of William White and Sophia Davenport are believed to have located in Caldwell Co., KY. There appears to be some census and Will information to verify that. It's in my files somewhere ...and after moving all my files cabinets to make room for the grandchildren over the Christmas Holidays...all I can say is that they are in one of eight four drawer file cabinets in my garage. Hopefully by next Christmas all will be back in my office and computer room where I can get at them. There is a mystery in the mention of Caldwell Co. in my mind. William, Sophia and family relocated from SC to Burke Co., NC. The area where most of their land was located is now Caldwell Co., NC. This opens a big question mark for me. The will had names of James Taylor's Children in the KY Will. You think your confused. After nearly 40 years of searching family records...I'm still stumped and hitting brick walls. Some of our searches may never be solved. I have decided that if we go back far enough. we're all cousins. Nice to hear from you cousin, Jim --- Eva Fulton <eva@mefulton.com> wrote: > Jim, I've been following the dialogue that you and > John have been having. > My grandmother's grandfather's name was George (T.) > White from KY b 1854. > George's parents are unknown though his son's mother > appears on the death > certificate as Cynthia Green. Mary E or Lizzie (b > 1856 IL) appears as > George's wife on OK census records. I have not > found a George White with > wife Cynthia on any census records. > > My grandmother was Flora Lorena White, daughter of > Elzie Hampton White and > Francis Eller Harris (Harris' married Ozment family) > and also related to > Gene Autry (the singer). > > My basis for writing is to see if my George is any > relation to yours or > their relatives as I am clueless as to how my George > came to OK > (Tishomingo/Ravia area). If we don't match, that's > fine, but worth a try. > > Thanks, > > Eva > > -----Original Message----- > From: white-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:white-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of James White > Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 9:44 AM > To: white@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [WHITE] Charles Edward White born abt > 1932 in Florida > > John, > Your assumptions are not correct.. > White's Lake near Highlands was named for Jesse > White, > It was on his original grant as part of the "Old > 300". > He was the son of William and Amy White, born in St. > Martinville area of LA. After Williams death in > 1805, > Amy moved with the "old 300" group in 1824 to TX > with > some of her children to the Highlands area > (initially > called White's Settlement) the name was changed to > Highlands when they opened a Post Office there and > found that another town was using the White > Settlement > name.. They claimed lands on both sides of the San > Jacinto River from slightly below what is now I-10 > to > above Crosby, TX Some of her children were Reuben > White, Jesse White, George White, William White, > Mary/William Whitlock, Rebecca/Presley Gill, Henry > White and others. > James Taylor White of present day Chambers County > was > her brother-in-law. Many other members of the White > and related families moved to Texas a little later > and > claimed lands in east and central Texas. Reuben's > Rifle in on display at the San Jacinto Battleground > Museum. > I descend from the union of George and Rebecca > Morris > Phipps White (son of William White and Amy Comstock > White. > I have hundreds of pages of documentation on this > family group prior to TX dates and to current time > on > George White Group. Henry Calhoun White was one of > four sons from George and Rebecca marriage. > Jim White > > --- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > > > Anita: > > Herry Calhoun White is not a name that I have ever > > heard of in the > > family. Interesting how things happen though. I > > grew up in Highlands > > and am writing this from there right now. I am > > guessing that White's > > Lake on the San Jacinto River is named after Henry > > C. White. > > > > My GG grandfather, John Cary White was born in GA > > around 1818 and came > > to Texas before 1836. On April 21, 1836 he fought > > in the Battle of San > > Jacinto ( which is only about 2 miles from > > Highlands) and was granted > > 640 Ac. of land in Millican, Grimes county Texas. > > > His son was named > > James C White and his grandson ( my grandfather) > was > > also named James C. > > White. They all lived around Navasota in Grimes > > County. My > > grandfather married Elizabeth Keefer from around > > North Zulch in Madison > > County and after moving around throughout Texas > > retired back in North > > Zulch. > > > > James White wrote: > > > > >John, > > > > > >Was there a Henry Calhoun White in your group. He > > >would have been my great grandfather's brother. > > Born > > >about 1837 near Highlands, TX,but moved to Falls, > > San > > >Saba and a couple of other counties in TX before > > >moving to the Pensacola, FL area. A great > > grandfather > > >was the last to hear from him about 1890. He was > a > > >constable at that time. > > >Does any of this sound familiar > > > > > >--- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > >>Hi Anita: > > >>Most of my White family is from Madison and > Grimes > > >>county Texas. The > > >>White side of our family is very small (I am the > > >>only survivor for 3 > > >>generations back) > > >>Madison county is one of the less populated > > counties > > >>in central Texas -- > > >>it only has about 15,000 people currently-- and > > >>there has not been much > > >>construction or industry- mostly ranching. The > > only > > >>real construction > > >>that was going on in the mid 1950's would have > > been > > >>pipeline and oil > > >>field construction. That probably will not > help > > >>much because most > > >>workers were very mobile and moved with the jobs > > and > > >>were probably just > > >>passing through Madison county. > > >> > > >>The male Whites in my family were named J. C. > > White. > > >> -- either James > > >>Cobb or John Cary. That naming goes back to > > before > > >>the Texas > > >>revolution in 1836. > > >> > > >>John White Adams > > >> > > >>MissAnitaWhite@aol.com wrote: > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >>>Looking for biological father, I am ill and > would > > >>> > > >>> > > >>like to meet him > > >> > > >> > > >>>Have put other queries out there, still hoping; > > >>> > > >>>This is all the info I know about him; > > >>> > > >>>>From my birth certificate, says he was born in > > >>> > > >>> > > >>Florida abt 1932 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Worked in construction in Madison County, Texas > > abt > > >>> > > >>> > > >>1955 > > >> > > >> > > >>>Met my mother and moved to California > > >>>Worked at Cecchini Trucking Co. in Bridgehead, > > >>> > === message truncated ===

Jim, I've been following the dialogue that you and John have been having. My grandmother's grandfather's name was George (T.) White from KY b 1854. George's parents are unknown though his son's mother appears on the death certificate as Cynthia Green. Mary E or Lizzie (b 1856 IL) appears as George's wife on OK census records. I have not found a George White with wife Cynthia on any census records. My grandmother was Flora Lorena White, daughter of Elzie Hampton White and Francis Eller Harris (Harris' married Ozment family) and also related to Gene Autry (the singer). My basis for writing is to see if my George is any relation to yours or their relatives as I am clueless as to how my George came to OK (Tishomingo/Ravia area). If we don't match, that's fine, but worth a try. Thanks, Eva -----Original Message----- From: white-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:white-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of James White Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 9:44 AM To: white@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WHITE] Charles Edward White born abt 1932 in Florida John, Your assumptions are not correct.. White's Lake near Highlands was named for Jesse White, It was on his original grant as part of the "Old 300". He was the son of William and Amy White, born in St. Martinville area of LA. After Williams death in 1805, Amy moved with the "old 300" group in 1824 to TX with some of her children to the Highlands area (initially called White's Settlement) the name was changed to Highlands when they opened a Post Office there and found that another town was using the White Settlement name.. They claimed lands on both sides of the San Jacinto River from slightly below what is now I-10 to above Crosby, TX Some of her children were Reuben White, Jesse White, George White, William White, Mary/William Whitlock, Rebecca/Presley Gill, Henry White and others. James Taylor White of present day Chambers County was her brother-in-law. Many other members of the White and related families moved to Texas a little later and claimed lands in east and central Texas. Reuben's Rifle in on display at the San Jacinto Battleground Museum. I descend from the union of George and Rebecca Morris Phipps White (son of William White and Amy Comstock White. I have hundreds of pages of documentation on this family group prior to TX dates and to current time on George White Group. Henry Calhoun White was one of four sons from George and Rebecca marriage. Jim White --- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > Anita: > Herry Calhoun White is not a name that I have ever > heard of in the > family. Interesting how things happen though. I > grew up in Highlands > and am writing this from there right now. I am > guessing that White's > Lake on the San Jacinto River is named after Henry > C. White. > > My GG grandfather, John Cary White was born in GA > around 1818 and came > to Texas before 1836. On April 21, 1836 he fought > in the Battle of San > Jacinto ( which is only about 2 miles from > Highlands) and was granted > 640 Ac. of land in Millican, Grimes county Texas. > His son was named > James C White and his grandson ( my grandfather) was > also named James C. > White. They all lived around Navasota in Grimes > County. My > grandfather married Elizabeth Keefer from around > North Zulch in Madison > County and after moving around throughout Texas > retired back in North > Zulch. > > James White wrote: > > >John, > > > >Was there a Henry Calhoun White in your group. He > >would have been my great grandfather's brother. > Born > >about 1837 near Highlands, TX,but moved to Falls, > San > >Saba and a couple of other counties in TX before > >moving to the Pensacola, FL area. A great > grandfather > >was the last to hear from him about 1890. He was a > >constable at that time. > >Does any of this sound familiar > > > >--- John Adams <jadams@mba1976.hbs.edu> wrote: > > > > > > > >>Hi Anita: > >>Most of my White family is from Madison and Grimes > >>county Texas. The > >>White side of our family is very small (I am the > >>only survivor for 3 > >>generations back) > >>Madison county is one of the less populated > counties > >>in central Texas -- > >>it only has about 15,000 people currently-- and > >>there has not been much > >>construction or industry- mostly ranching. The > only > >>real construction > >>that was going on in the mid 1950's would have > been > >>pipeline and oil > >>field construction. That probably will not help > >>much because most > >>workers were very mobile and moved with the jobs > and > >>were probably just > >>passing through Madison county. > >> > >>The male Whites in my family were named J. C. > White. > >> -- either James > >>Cobb or John Cary. That naming goes back to > before > >>the Texas > >>revolution in 1836. > >> > >>John White Adams > >> > >>MissAnitaWhite@aol.com wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >>>Looking for biological father, I am ill and would > >>> > >>> > >>like to meet him > >> > >> > >>>Have put other queries out there, still hoping; > >>> > >>>This is all the info I know about him; > >>> > >>>>From my birth certificate, says he was born in > >>> > >>> > >>Florida abt 1932 > >> > >> > >>>Worked in construction in Madison County, Texas > abt > >>> > >>> > >>1955 > >> > >> > >>>Met my mother and moved to California > >>>Worked at Cecchini Trucking Co. in Bridgehead, > >>> > >>> > >>California Sep 1956 > >> > >> > >>>Ran a Shell Service Station at 21 H Street in > >>> > >>> > >>Fresno, CA 1956-1958 > >> > >> > >>>Lived at 4321 Gearhart, Fresno, Fresno Co., > >>> > >>> > >>California > >> > >> > >>>4288 W Shields Ave, Fresno, Fresno Co., > California > >>>No contact after this > >>> > >>>Have 2 pictures of him, one at age 2yrs old, and > >>> > >>> > >>the other taken in 1957 > >> > >> > >>>Father's name is possibly Harold Edward White??? > >>>Father operated a motel in Maimi suburbs about > 1956 > >>>After his father and mother separated, his mother > >>> > >>> > >>went to Mt Vernon, NY > >> > >> > >>>and re-married along with his sister. Their names > >>> > >>> > >>unknown > >> > >> > >>>Thank You > >>> > >>>Anita White > >>>_missanitawhite@aol.com_ > >>> > >>> > >>(mailto:missanitawhite@aol.com) > >> > >> > >>> > >>> > >>>************************************** AOL now > >>> > >>> > >>offers free email to everyone. > >> > >> > >>>Find out more about what's free from AOL at > >>> > >>> > >>http://www.aol.com. > >> > >> > >>>PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > >>>------------------------------- > >>>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > email > >>> > >>> > >>to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word > >>'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > and > >>the body of the message > >> > >> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! > >>------------------------------- > >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > >>to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word > >>'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > and > >>the body of the message > >> > >> > === message truncated === PLEASE CHECK EACH OF YOUR SUBJECT LINES! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message