Sophronia was the daughter and oldest child of Mary Adeline Thomas White and John William White, lastly of Ripley County, Indiana, Cincinnati, Ohio and previously of Albany, New York.
She was named in honor of her paternal aunt, Sophronia White Mulley, originally of New York.
She was one of eight children, six of which survived to adulthood.
With her first husband Vachel Williams, she was the mother of six children, none of which survived her. Sophronia and Vachel Williams resided at 250 Everitt Street in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
After being widowed at the age of forty-two, her second husband was Enoch Curran of Ripley County, Indiana. They were married for twenty-five years until his death in 1910. After his death, she returned to Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, residing with her daughter Adeline.
In her later years, she signed her name as "S. E. Curran".
Sophronia lived to the age of 93 and at the time of her death, resided in her Victorian house at 3120 Gloss Avenue in Pleasant Ridge, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. This house was then inherited by her niece, Ruth McMakin Keener, her husband William M. Keener and then their son and only child Bill. Ruth and her family resided in the house for seventy-three years until the death of Bill.
Sophronia is buried beside her first husband in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
She was named in honor of her paternal aunt, Sophronia White Mulley, originally of New York.
She was one of eight children, six of which survived to adulthood.
With her first husband Vachel Williams, she was the mother of six children, none of which survived her. Sophronia and Vachel Williams resided at 250 Everitt Street in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
After being widowed at the age of forty-two, her second husband was Enoch Curran of Ripley County, Indiana. They were married for twenty-five years until his death in 1910. After his death, she returned to Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, residing with her daughter Adeline.
In her later years, she signed her name as "S. E. Curran".
Sophronia lived to the age of 93 and at the time of her death, resided in her Victorian house at 3120 Gloss Avenue in Pleasant Ridge, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. This house was then inherited by her niece, Ruth McMakin Keener, her husband William M. Keener and then their son and only child Bill. Ruth and her family resided in the house for seventy-three years until the death of Bill.
Sophronia is buried beside her first husband in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
Sophronia was the daughter and oldest child of Mary Adeline Thomas White and John William White, lastly of Ripley County, Indiana, Cincinnati, Ohio and previously of Albany, New York.
She was named in honor of her paternal aunt, Sophronia White Mulley, originally of New York.
She was one of eight children, six of which survived to adulthood.
With her first husband Vachel Williams, she was the mother of six children, none of which survived her. Sophronia and Vachel Williams resided at 250 Everitt Street in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
After being widowed at the age of forty-two, her second husband was Enoch Curran of Ripley County, Indiana. They were married for twenty-five years until his death in 1910. After his death, she returned to Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, residing with her daughter Adeline.
In her later years, she signed her name as "S. E. Curran".
Sophronia lived to the age of 93 and at the time of her death, resided in her Victorian house at 3120 Gloss Avenue in Pleasant Ridge, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. This house was then inherited by her niece, Ruth McMakin Keener, her husband William M. Keener and then their son and only child Bill. Ruth and her family resided in the house for seventy-three years until the death of Bill.
Sophronia is buried beside her first husband in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
She was named in honor of her paternal aunt, Sophronia White Mulley, originally of New York.
She was one of eight children, six of which survived to adulthood.
With her first husband Vachel Williams, she was the mother of six children, none of which survived her. Sophronia and Vachel Williams resided at 250 Everitt Street in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
After being widowed at the age of forty-two, her second husband was Enoch Curran of Ripley County, Indiana. They were married for twenty-five years until his death in 1910. After his death, she returned to Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, residing with her daughter Adeline.
In her later years, she signed her name as "S. E. Curran".
Sophronia lived to the age of 93 and at the time of her death, resided in her Victorian house at 3120 Gloss Avenue in Pleasant Ridge, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. This house was then inherited by her niece, Ruth McMakin Keener, her husband William M. Keener and then their son and only child Bill. Ruth and her family resided in the house for seventy-three years until the death of Bill.
Sophronia is buried beside her first husband in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
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