John Paton White was married to Ala Ellen Goss on Christmas Day, December 25, 1893, at Grand Junction, Colorado. John was a cowboy and their honeymoon trip was made on horseback with a pack outfit over the mountain to Rangely, where John was employed by a cattle company, and where they lived several years.
Five children blessed this marriage: Charles Paton, a baby that died right after birth, Minta Ethel, William Faye, and John Franklin who died at age of eight.
Around 1900 John homesteaded what is now the 7-K Bar Ranch on Douglas Creek, where the family spent the summers until John died on December 15, 1913.
Additional Information:
John & Ellen married 25 Dec 1893. John's siblings are: Betty, Charles, Hiram, Edgar and Henry. John was born in Tennessee, "at the age of two, his family moved to Texas, where he grew to manhood." A Bio on the John White family, written by Minta Ethel White Byers Gerry can be found in the book 'This Is What I Remember THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED YEARS 1889-1989 VOLUME III. Pub. by The Rio Blanco County Historical Society.' Pg 230-233
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Five children blessed this marriage: Charles Paton, a baby that died right after birth, Minta Ethel, William Faye, and John Franklin who died at age of eight.
Around 1900 John homesteaded what is now the 7-K Bar Ranch on Douglas Creek, where the family spent the summers until John died on December 15, 1913.
Additional Information:
John & Ellen married 25 Dec 1893. John's siblings are: Betty, Charles, Hiram, Edgar and Henry. John was born in Tennessee, "at the age of two, his family moved to Texas, where he grew to manhood." A Bio on the John White family, written by Minta Ethel White Byers Gerry can be found in the book 'This Is What I Remember THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED YEARS 1889-1989 VOLUME III. Pub. by The Rio Blanco County Historical Society.' Pg 230-233
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John Paton White was married to Ala Ellen Goss on Christmas Day, December 25, 1893, at Grand Junction, Colorado. John was a cowboy and their honeymoon trip was made on horseback with a pack outfit over the mountain to Rangely, where John was employed by a cattle company, and where they lived several years.
Five children blessed this marriage: Charles Paton, a baby that died right after birth, Minta Ethel, William Faye, and John Franklin who died at age of eight.
Around 1900 John homesteaded what is now the 7-K Bar Ranch on Douglas Creek, where the family spent the summers until John died on December 15, 1913.
Additional Information:
John & Ellen married 25 Dec 1893. John's siblings are: Betty, Charles, Hiram, Edgar and Henry. John was born in Tennessee, "at the age of two, his family moved to Texas, where he grew to manhood." A Bio on the John White family, written by Minta Ethel White Byers Gerry can be found in the book 'This Is What I Remember THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED YEARS 1889-1989 VOLUME III. Pub. by The Rio Blanco County Historical Society.' Pg 230-233
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Five children blessed this marriage: Charles Paton, a baby that died right after birth, Minta Ethel, William Faye, and John Franklin who died at age of eight.
Around 1900 John homesteaded what is now the 7-K Bar Ranch on Douglas Creek, where the family spent the summers until John died on December 15, 1913.
Additional Information:
John & Ellen married 25 Dec 1893. John's siblings are: Betty, Charles, Hiram, Edgar and Henry. John was born in Tennessee, "at the age of two, his family moved to Texas, where he grew to manhood." A Bio on the John White family, written by Minta Ethel White Byers Gerry can be found in the book 'This Is What I Remember THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED YEARS 1889-1989 VOLUME III. Pub. by The Rio Blanco County Historical Society.' Pg 230-233
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