Remains removed from Mount Olivet Cemetery on June 18, 1918.
His death certificate lists his occupation as None and his marital status as Single.
The Washington Post November 18, 1917
White. On Saturday, November 17, 1917, James White, eldest son of the late Governor E.D. White of Louisiana and Catherine Sidney Lee Ringgold. From the residence of his brother, 1717 Rhode Island Avenue, his remains will be removed to St. Matthew's Church on Rhode Island Avenue where the funeral services will take place on Monday, November 19 at 10AM. Interment private. It is most especially requested that no flowers be sent.
(Baltimore Sun please copy.)
His death certificate lists his occupation as None and his marital status as Single.
The Washington Post November 18, 1917
White. On Saturday, November 17, 1917, James White, eldest son of the late Governor E.D. White of Louisiana and Catherine Sidney Lee Ringgold. From the residence of his brother, 1717 Rhode Island Avenue, his remains will be removed to St. Matthew's Church on Rhode Island Avenue where the funeral services will take place on Monday, November 19 at 10AM. Interment private. It is most especially requested that no flowers be sent.
(Baltimore Sun please copy.)
Remains removed from Mount Olivet Cemetery on June 18, 1918.
His death certificate lists his occupation as None and his marital status as Single.
The Washington Post November 18, 1917
White. On Saturday, November 17, 1917, James White, eldest son of the late Governor E.D. White of Louisiana and Catherine Sidney Lee Ringgold. From the residence of his brother, 1717 Rhode Island Avenue, his remains will be removed to St. Matthew's Church on Rhode Island Avenue where the funeral services will take place on Monday, November 19 at 10AM. Interment private. It is most especially requested that no flowers be sent.
(Baltimore Sun please copy.)
His death certificate lists his occupation as None and his marital status as Single.
The Washington Post November 18, 1917
White. On Saturday, November 17, 1917, James White, eldest son of the late Governor E.D. White of Louisiana and Catherine Sidney Lee Ringgold. From the residence of his brother, 1717 Rhode Island Avenue, his remains will be removed to St. Matthew's Church on Rhode Island Avenue where the funeral services will take place on Monday, November 19 at 10AM. Interment private. It is most especially requested that no flowers be sent.
(Baltimore Sun please copy.)
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JAMES WHITE
son of
Governor E.D. White
of Louisiana & Catherine
Sidney Lee Ringgold
Born Washington, D.C.
June 1841
Died there
November 1917.
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