Son of Moses & Catherine (Hardy) White, he married Ursley Halford.
Child:
Nancy White Sullivan
Siblings:
Sarah White
Rev. J. Wilson White
Nancy White
Lydia White
Casander "Cassie" White
Amanda White
James Jonathon White 1831 - 1913
William Harrison White 1850 - 1892
From Dave Bollinger:
"Charles Wesley White went out to bring in the wood early one morning. His wife heard horses pull up. She then heard a comotion. Went she went outside to check on her husband, Charles Wesley White was gone. He was never heard of again. This was during the Civil War. More than likely he was a victim of "Bushwackers" or "Jawhawkers" as they were called."
Child:
Nancy White Sullivan
Siblings:
Sarah White
Rev. J. Wilson White
Nancy White
Lydia White
Casander "Cassie" White
Amanda White
James Jonathon White 1831 - 1913
William Harrison White 1850 - 1892
From Dave Bollinger:
"Charles Wesley White went out to bring in the wood early one morning. His wife heard horses pull up. She then heard a comotion. Went she went outside to check on her husband, Charles Wesley White was gone. He was never heard of again. This was during the Civil War. More than likely he was a victim of "Bushwackers" or "Jawhawkers" as they were called."
Son of Moses & Catherine (Hardy) White, he married Ursley Halford.
Child:
Nancy White Sullivan
Siblings:
Sarah White
Rev. J. Wilson White
Nancy White
Lydia White
Casander "Cassie" White
Amanda White
James Jonathon White 1831 - 1913
William Harrison White 1850 - 1892
From Dave Bollinger:
"Charles Wesley White went out to bring in the wood early one morning. His wife heard horses pull up. She then heard a comotion. Went she went outside to check on her husband, Charles Wesley White was gone. He was never heard of again. This was during the Civil War. More than likely he was a victim of "Bushwackers" or "Jawhawkers" as they were called."
Child:
Nancy White Sullivan
Siblings:
Sarah White
Rev. J. Wilson White
Nancy White
Lydia White
Casander "Cassie" White
Amanda White
James Jonathon White 1831 - 1913
William Harrison White 1850 - 1892
From Dave Bollinger:
"Charles Wesley White went out to bring in the wood early one morning. His wife heard horses pull up. She then heard a comotion. Went she went outside to check on her husband, Charles Wesley White was gone. He was never heard of again. This was during the Civil War. More than likely he was a victim of "Bushwackers" or "Jawhawkers" as they were called."
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