white, john
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- John White;John White - Father (cert of Emma Jane Tuley);John White - Father (cert of John Floyd White);John White - Father (cert of May W. Eddens);John White - Spouse (cert of Fannie White);White, John;Jno. White;White, Jno.
- Record count
- 16
- Sources
- census-1900,census-1920,court_cases,death_certs,life_events,marriage_index,v2_names
- Places seen
- Arkansas; Castor Township,Stoddard County,Missouri; Dudley; Elk; New Harmony,Ind.; Pike Township; Russellville Ky.; Stoddard; Stoddard County; Tenn,Dudley
- First event date
- 1850-09-28
- Last event date
- 31-May-04
Timeline — 9 events
- 1850-09-28 Castor Township, Stoddard County, Missouri. age: 27; sex: M; occupation: Farmer; birthplace: Tenn; cannot read/write: 1; dwelling no.: 409; family no.: 415; line no.: 15; stamped page: 281; sheet page: 559; assistant marshal: Solomon S. Kitchen
- 1850-09-28 1850 census, Castor Twp, dwelling 409. Age 27, M, Farmer, born Tenn.
- 1910-03-30 Dudley. Jno. White and the Qualls brothers will begin the erection of handsome brick buildings very soon; to provide quarters for various secret organizations Co-mentioned: Qualls brothers.
- 1911-01-25 Dudley. John White and Laurenc Kelley (as printed) have returned from Ripley County where they have been looking up locations Co-mentioned: Laurenc Kelley. Quote: "John White and Laurenc Kelley have returned from Ripley County were they have been looking up locations."
- 1912-10-16 Dudley. John White of Ripley county spent a few days of last week at this place
- 1926-02-19 Gray Ridge. John White purchased the residence of M. F. Freeman and will move to town soon; Mr. M. F. Freeman will move to Parma Co-mentioned: M. F. Freeman. Quote: "John White has purchased the residence of M. F. Freeman and will move to town soon"
- 1926-10-15 Dexter. John White was killed Sunday afternoon when the auto he was riding in turned over into a four-foot ditch near the Mohrstadt farm; he lived only 31 1/2 hours and was buried Monday afternoon in the Arm Dowdy graveyard after services at the Dexter Methodist Church; he left three daughters and a…
- 1930-04-25 Stoddard County. Named defendant in State Highway Commission of Missouri vs. John H. Taylor et al., Case No. 1106, petition in condemnation to appropriate land for road purposes, Stoddard County circuit court; ordered to appear and answer by June 23, 1930 (publication order March 10, 1930) Quote: "J…
- (undated) Pyletown. John White and daughters visited Bill Long Sunday Co-mentioned: Bill Long. Quote: "visited Bill Long Sunday."
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.