Washie was killed in a train wreck along with his brother, George Robert " Bob ".The flames from the explosion were seen from as far away as McAlester,Oklahoma. The White brothers are buried side by side beside their father, Elbert Francis White, (1868-1927), in Maxey Cemetery.There are no headstones for the White brothers or their father. There is a big brown flat stone standing upright for the father, but any inscription is long-gone. The blue flags (purple iris) are still there, these were planted by the mother and her daughters. All three of these White males were buried inside the Canida family plot.
Washie was killed in a train wreck along with his brother, George Robert " Bob ".The flames from the explosion were seen from as far away as McAlester,Oklahoma. The White brothers are buried side by side beside their father, Elbert Francis White, (1868-1927), in Maxey Cemetery.There are no headstones for the White brothers or their father. There is a big brown flat stone standing upright for the father, but any inscription is long-gone. The blue flags (purple iris) are still there, these were planted by the mother and her daughters. All three of these White males were buried inside the Canida family plot.
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