Thomas 'Graham' White moved to Texas around 1908 with his Dad (Graham M.), his 2 brothers (Henry 'Clay'& Wm.'Elmo') and 3 sisters ( Maggie Lee Cooper, Frances Adella "Della" Foster & Jean Letitia Jenkins).
T. G. White sold Watkins products by wagon in Atascosa co., he was in WW I and most of his life he was a farmer in the Verdi Commuity, Atascosa, Texas. When he retired due to ill health they moved 'into town' Pleasanton, where he still raised tomatoes and tomato plants to sell.
T. G. & Roberta "Berta" White had 7 children & raised 6. He could play the fiddle and tell some of the tallest tales you ever heard. He was my Grandfather.
T. G. White sold Watkins products by wagon in Atascosa co., he was in WW I and most of his life he was a farmer in the Verdi Commuity, Atascosa, Texas. When he retired due to ill health they moved 'into town' Pleasanton, where he still raised tomatoes and tomato plants to sell.
T. G. & Roberta "Berta" White had 7 children & raised 6. He could play the fiddle and tell some of the tallest tales you ever heard. He was my Grandfather.
Thomas 'Graham' White moved to Texas around 1908 with his Dad (Graham M.), his 2 brothers (Henry 'Clay'& Wm.'Elmo') and 3 sisters ( Maggie Lee Cooper, Frances Adella "Della" Foster & Jean Letitia Jenkins).
T. G. White sold Watkins products by wagon in Atascosa co., he was in WW I and most of his life he was a farmer in the Verdi Commuity, Atascosa, Texas. When he retired due to ill health they moved 'into town' Pleasanton, where he still raised tomatoes and tomato plants to sell.
T. G. & Roberta "Berta" White had 7 children & raised 6. He could play the fiddle and tell some of the tallest tales you ever heard. He was my Grandfather.
T. G. White sold Watkins products by wagon in Atascosa co., he was in WW I and most of his life he was a farmer in the Verdi Commuity, Atascosa, Texas. When he retired due to ill health they moved 'into town' Pleasanton, where he still raised tomatoes and tomato plants to sell.
T. G. & Roberta "Berta" White had 7 children & raised 6. He could play the fiddle and tell some of the tallest tales you ever heard. He was my Grandfather.
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
