John - Couldn't get your email so am sending this to the list for you. Your small White family is interesting - Gen. TJ Green was at the battle of San Jacinto and died at Blair's Landing in 1864. (See: http://www.lsjunction.com/people2/green.htm and http://www.lsjunction.com/events/jacinto.htm) This piece of history was my Ggrandfather. Years later - my grandfather married into the White family in Texas. Henry C. Green m. Delia Mae Ginn Delia's mother had several last names - but her mother's father was Nazareth White. Talk about coincidences! Have a good evening! Rilla At 01:00 PM 1/30/2000 -0800, you wrote: >Here is another White line that is located in Texas. I have not seen >any links that appear obvious though. It is a very small family and my >kids and I appear to be the last in the line for several generations. > >The start of the line (as far back as we know) is John Carey White who >was born in Dekalb County, GA in 1816 he died in 1890 in Millican Texas. >Millican is located in Grimes County south of College Station. We know >he was in the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836 and was given land from the >Republic of Texas. So he came to Texas while it was still part of >Mexico. > >His son was James Cobbs White born in 1858 in Millican and his son (my >grandfather)was also named James Cobbs White (born 1894) and he was born >in Navasota. My Uncle was also named James Cobb White (they forgot >about the "s" on Cobbs) > >It would appear that anyone who has a J.C. White (John Carey or James >Cobbs) probably should link up and compare notes. > >Thanks. >John White Adams >