John was born in England to John and Anna (Cortell) White. It was rumored that he had married in England and had children before immigrating to Canada, by himself.
He lived in Peel Township, Ontario, Canada. He married widow Martha (Hope) Richardson, daughter of John and Eliza Jane (Dean) Hope, in about 1892. They had one daughter, Sarah "Amelia" born in Canada and 4 more children born in Michigan; Walter, Edith, Alonzo and Alphonzo. They immigrated to Michigan in about 1893. John farmed in Charleston. The farm passed over to Martha's, daughter, Edna (Richardson) and her husband, Charles Warczinsky after his death and was sold in about 1963. The farm was on Maple Grove road.
He lived in Peel Township, Ontario, Canada. He married widow Martha (Hope) Richardson, daughter of John and Eliza Jane (Dean) Hope, in about 1892. They had one daughter, Sarah "Amelia" born in Canada and 4 more children born in Michigan; Walter, Edith, Alonzo and Alphonzo. They immigrated to Michigan in about 1893. John farmed in Charleston. The farm passed over to Martha's, daughter, Edna (Richardson) and her husband, Charles Warczinsky after his death and was sold in about 1963. The farm was on Maple Grove road.
John was born in England to John and Anna (Cortell) White. It was rumored that he had married in England and had children before immigrating to Canada, by himself.
He lived in Peel Township, Ontario, Canada. He married widow Martha (Hope) Richardson, daughter of John and Eliza Jane (Dean) Hope, in about 1892. They had one daughter, Sarah "Amelia" born in Canada and 4 more children born in Michigan; Walter, Edith, Alonzo and Alphonzo. They immigrated to Michigan in about 1893. John farmed in Charleston. The farm passed over to Martha's, daughter, Edna (Richardson) and her husband, Charles Warczinsky after his death and was sold in about 1963. The farm was on Maple Grove road.
He lived in Peel Township, Ontario, Canada. He married widow Martha (Hope) Richardson, daughter of John and Eliza Jane (Dean) Hope, in about 1892. They had one daughter, Sarah "Amelia" born in Canada and 4 more children born in Michigan; Walter, Edith, Alonzo and Alphonzo. They immigrated to Michigan in about 1893. John farmed in Charleston. The farm passed over to Martha's, daughter, Edna (Richardson) and her husband, Charles Warczinsky after his death and was sold in about 1963. The farm was on Maple Grove road.
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