He is the son of William J. White and Antoinette Crosby.
He married Nancy Adelia Barker Burk sometime before 1910. He was her second husband. Marvin and Nancy had 5 children: Alfred (1908-1972), John (1911-1989), Troy (1916-2002), Adelia (1918-2013), and W.D. (1921-1922).
1910 Census: He was living in Fisher, Texas with his wife and children. He was a farmer. He rented the farm they lived on. He could read and write.
1917 WWI Draft Card: He was living in Fisher, Texas.
1920 Census: He was living in Fisher, Texas with his wife and children. He was a farmer. He was buying the house the lived in.
He married Nancy Adelia Barker Burk sometime before 1910. He was her second husband. Marvin and Nancy had 5 children: Alfred (1908-1972), John (1911-1989), Troy (1916-2002), Adelia (1918-2013), and W.D. (1921-1922).
1910 Census: He was living in Fisher, Texas with his wife and children. He was a farmer. He rented the farm they lived on. He could read and write.
1917 WWI Draft Card: He was living in Fisher, Texas.
1920 Census: He was living in Fisher, Texas with his wife and children. He was a farmer. He was buying the house the lived in.
He is the son of William J. White and Antoinette Crosby.
He married Nancy Adelia Barker Burk sometime before 1910. He was her second husband. Marvin and Nancy had 5 children: Alfred (1908-1972), John (1911-1989), Troy (1916-2002), Adelia (1918-2013), and W.D. (1921-1922).
1910 Census: He was living in Fisher, Texas with his wife and children. He was a farmer. He rented the farm they lived on. He could read and write.
1917 WWI Draft Card: He was living in Fisher, Texas.
1920 Census: He was living in Fisher, Texas with his wife and children. He was a farmer. He was buying the house the lived in.
He married Nancy Adelia Barker Burk sometime before 1910. He was her second husband. Marvin and Nancy had 5 children: Alfred (1908-1972), John (1911-1989), Troy (1916-2002), Adelia (1918-2013), and W.D. (1921-1922).
1910 Census: He was living in Fisher, Texas with his wife and children. He was a farmer. He rented the farm they lived on. He could read and write.
1917 WWI Draft Card: He was living in Fisher, Texas.
1920 Census: He was living in Fisher, Texas with his wife and children. He was a farmer. He was buying the house the lived in.
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