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A History of the George Griffith White Family



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Details the lineage and ancestral history of the White family. George White was one of the first pioneers to settle and then serve in government in the newly-founded state of Colorado and Eagle Valley area. His sons, Hume and Ben, would follow their father into local government , law, and ranching. The Whites ranched along Brush Creek.

George served in the Civil War and was taken prisoner until the war's end; practiced law, and was also a rancher. Born in Kentucky, his family moved to Arkansas as a young boy and were farmers. He married Sarah Morton White; at the time, the family stayed on the Morton Ranch in Missouri before heading to Colorado.

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18 pages
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English

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Local Identifier:
F1:135
Located at:
F1:135
Shelf Location:
REF 921 WHI
Item PID:
evld:5537
Collection PID:
evld:5216 (Eagle Valley Manuscripts)

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