Peter White ... settled in Columbia county previous to the year 1800, first in the vicinity of Orangeville, whence he moved about 1806 to Scott township, in the neighborhood of Light Street. He was a farmer, and bought the farm on the edge of that village in recent years owned by the Hartmans. He passed the rest of his life there, he and his wife both dying on that place, and they are buried at Light Street. His death occurred when he was comparatively a young man, and his widow, Elizabeth (Brittain), survived some twenty years. They had a family of thirteen children.
~Source Historical and Biographical Annals of Columbia and Montour Counties
~Source Historical and Biographical Annals of Columbia and Montour Counties
Peter White ... settled in Columbia county previous to the year 1800, first in the vicinity of Orangeville, whence he moved about 1806 to Scott township, in the neighborhood of Light Street. He was a farmer, and bought the farm on the edge of that village in recent years owned by the Hartmans. He passed the rest of his life there, he and his wife both dying on that place, and they are buried at Light Street. His death occurred when he was comparatively a young man, and his widow, Elizabeth (Brittain), survived some twenty years. They had a family of thirteen children.
~Source Historical and Biographical Annals of Columbia and Montour Counties
~Source Historical and Biographical Annals of Columbia and Montour Counties
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