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Griffin White

Birth
Montgomery County, Kentucky, USA
Death
15 Oct 1867 (aged 39–40)
Clay County, Illinois, USA
Burial
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Griffin moved to Sangamon/Christian county, Illinois with his parents in 1829 from a small community, present-day, Means, Menifee Co, KY. He married his wife, Margrett Scaiefe on October 26, 1854 in Clay county, IL. In the summer of 1855, they moved to the Kansas territories with his parents, then to Missouri in 1856, but returned to Illinois between June, 1861 and 1863 to live near his wife's family. Due to his poor health, he was not eligible to enlist as a soldier in the Civil War. He passed away eight months after his sixth child was born.

Children:
1. James M. White (1855-____)
2. Enoch C. White (1857-____)
3. Sara Elizabeth White LaFollette (1859-1899)
4. William M. White (1861-1935)
5. Mary Ellen White Chaney (1863-1928)
6. Alfred Jefferson White (1867-1940)

Sources:
* White's Family & Their Kin. By Mrs. Gladys Esther White O'Neal & Elma Leota White Stoops. Paper Graphics, Garden City, KS., 1983. Repository: Midwest Genealogy Center, Independence, MO.
* Crooked Creek Primitive Baptist Church, Iola, IL.

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Griffin moved to Sangamon/Christian county, Illinois with his parents in 1829 from a small community, present-day, Means, Menifee Co, KY. He married his wife, Margrett Scaiefe on October 26, 1854 in Clay county, IL. In the summer of 1855, they moved to the Kansas territories with his parents, then to Missouri in 1856, but returned to Illinois between June, 1861 and 1863 to live near his wife's family. Due to his poor health, he was not eligible to enlist as a soldier in the Civil War. He passed away eight months after his sixth child was born.

Children:
1. James M. White (1855-____)
2. Enoch C. White (1857-____)
3. Sara Elizabeth White LaFollette (1859-1899)
4. William M. White (1861-1935)
5. Mary Ellen White Chaney (1863-1928)
6. Alfred Jefferson White (1867-1940)

Sources:
* White's Family & Their Kin. By Mrs. Gladys Esther White O'Neal & Elma Leota White Stoops. Paper Graphics, Garden City, KS., 1983. Repository: Midwest Genealogy Center, Independence, MO.
* Crooked Creek Primitive Baptist Church, Iola, IL.

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Gravesite Details

My grandmother believed he was buried in the Old Baptist (Crooked Creek Primitive Baptist; org.1828) cemetery near Iola, Clay county, IL where his in-laws, Enoch and Elizabeth (Moore) Scaiefe are buried, but no tombstone was found for him there.



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