Graduate of Harvard
Lived in Utica New York.
308 Genesse Street
Three children:
Patricia Emery White
Maureen Pierrepont White
John Dolbeare White
Newspaper: Utica Herald Dispatch Friday Evening June ?? 1907?
SENIORS AT HARVARD HONOR UTICAN
JOHN DOLBEARE WHITE IS FIRST MARSHALL
FOR CLASS DAY AFFAIR
Mr. White Had Been Active In Athletics and Sociality During His College Career-Will Enter Law School Year Next Year
The highest honor is the gift of the senior class at Harvard University this year falls to Utican John Dolbeare White who has been chosen first marshall of class day. Mr. White was born in this city on August 26, 1883 [His mother was ill & will die the following year-they moved Utica about this time]. He prepared for college at the Hotchkiss school at Lakeville, Conn. where he was prominent in as a athlete and class leader. After two years in the preparatory school he entered college in 1903. In his freshman year he was on the class football team as a half-back and played the same post on his sophomore team.
Vice President of the Harvard Union; Member Junior Dance Committee, President of the Junior Class; Member of Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding Club, K. E. Digamms, Signet [Society], Round Table Amphadon.
Graduate of Harvard
Lived in Utica New York.
308 Genesse Street
Three children:
Patricia Emery White
Maureen Pierrepont White
John Dolbeare White
Newspaper: Utica Herald Dispatch Friday Evening June ?? 1907?
SENIORS AT HARVARD HONOR UTICAN
JOHN DOLBEARE WHITE IS FIRST MARSHALL
FOR CLASS DAY AFFAIR
Mr. White Had Been Active In Athletics and Sociality During His College Career-Will Enter Law School Year Next Year
The highest honor is the gift of the senior class at Harvard University this year falls to Utican John Dolbeare White who has been chosen first marshall of class day. Mr. White was born in this city on August 26, 1883 [His mother was ill & will die the following year-they moved Utica about this time]. He prepared for college at the Hotchkiss school at Lakeville, Conn. where he was prominent in as a athlete and class leader. After two years in the preparatory school he entered college in 1903. In his freshman year he was on the class football team as a half-back and played the same post on his sophomore team.
Vice President of the Harvard Union; Member Junior Dance Committee, President of the Junior Class; Member of Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding Club, K. E. Digamms, Signet [Society], Round Table Amphadon.
Family Members
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Hugh White
1865–1940
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William Pierrepont White
1867–1938
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Anna Maria White
1868–1911
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Hubert Lawrence White
1869–1953
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Dr Florilla Mansfield White
1871–1943
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Mary Pierrepont White
1873–1947
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Cornelia Butler White
1874–1961
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Isabel White Chase
1876–1962
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DeLancey Pierrepont White
1878–1948
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Charles Carroll White
1880–1961
