Jethro White, 1829–1901 (aged 72 years)
- Name
- Jethro /White/
- Given names
- Jethro
- Surname
- White
| Birth | about 1829 |
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| Birth of a brother | Abel White 1831 (aged 2 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Mary White about 1833 (aged 4 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Rebecca White about 1836 (aged 7 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Jane White about 1838 (aged 9 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Sarah White about 1842 (aged 13 years) |
| Death of a brother | Isiah White 13 November 1853 (aged 24 years)
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| Marriage | Caroline Tailby — View this family 9 June 1863 (aged 34 years) MARRIAGES. On the 9th June, at the residence of the bride's father, Willow Glen, by special license, by the Rev. James Gunther, Jethro White, fourth son of George White, Esq., Rockville, to Caroline, third daughter of George Tailby, Esq. Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 2 July 1863, p. 1. White Tailby Wedding Marriage WHITE - TAILBY - June 9th, at the residence of the bride's father, Willow Glen, by special license, by the Rev. James Gunther, Jethro White, fourth son of George White, Esq., Rockville, to Caroline, third daughter of George Tailby, Esq. Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday 21 July 1863, p. 11. White Tailby Wedding |
| Birth of a son | George Wilson White 1864 (aged 35 years) |
| Birth of a son | Arthur E S White 1867 (aged 38 years) |
| Birth of a son | Alfred Hardwick White 1869 (aged 40 years) |
| Birth of a son | Wallace Edmund White 1870 (aged 41 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Florence Catherine N White 1873 (aged 44 years) |
| Birth of a child | Unnamed White 1875 (aged 46 years) |
| Death of a child | Unnamed White 1875 (aged 46 years) |
| Death of a son | Arthur E S White 1876 (aged 47 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Louisa Gordon White 1877 (aged 48 years) |
| Death of a father | George White 1877 (aged 48 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Ida Mary White 1879 (aged 50 years) |
| Birth of a son | Francis Livingstone White 1883 (aged 54 years) |
| Death of a son | Francis Livingstone White 1885 (aged 56 years) |
| Marriage of a child | Alfred Hardwick White — Elizabeth Maud Connor — View this family 1892 (aged 63 years) |
| Marriage of a child | George Wilson White — Lilian Mary Hardwick — View this family 1893 (aged 64 years) |
| Death of a son | George Wilson White 16 November 1899 (aged 70 years) Death of Mr. George White. A telegram on Wednesday, conveyed the sad news to Mr. White of the death of his eldest son George at Rylstone. He has suffered terribly for some years now from consumption of the throat which compelled him to resign a good appointment in the civil service. Since then, he has been gradually becoming worse, and suffered so much that, hard as it may seem, his death must have been a merciful release from pain. He was married some years since to Miss Hardwick, of Rylstone, who is now left a widow with three children. Some weeks since, the case looked so serious that his parents went down from here, but he rallied again, and Mr. White came home, leaving Mrs. White with her son, and she is there now. Deceased's brother, Mr. Wal White was also there, having gone up from Sydney when the end was near. Mrs. Wal White is invalided in Sydney, and is likely to be under the doctors for some time, so that the family's cup of troubles seems to be very full now, and public sympathy goes out specially to Mr. and Mrs. White upon whom such heavy burdens are laid in their declining years. Bligh Watchman, Wednesday 22 November 1899, p. 2. George Wilson White Obituary |
| President | 20 February 1900 (aged 71 years) Coonabarabran Hospital. At the adjourned hospital general meeting the ballot resulted in Mr. J. McMaster elected president, Mr. Jethro White vice-president, Mr. Parker treasurer, Mr. Maysteers secretary, Dr. Failes medical officer, and as a committee Messrs. Allison, Henderson, Allen, McHugh, T. Rogers, A. Maguire, J. Maguire, Commins, Broome, A. and T. Deans, Barnett, J . C. McDonald, C. Murchison, and G. McEwen. The reports showed a flourishing condition of the finances, a record number of cases, and a smaller proportion of deaths, and less expense per head. Mudgee Guardian, Tuesday 20 February 1900, p. 2. Jethro White President |
| Marriage of a child | Samuel W Parkins — Louisa Gordon White — View this family 1900 (aged 71 years) |
| Death | 25 March 1901 (aged 72 years) Deaths COONABARABRAN, Monday. Mr. Jethro White, the oldest resident and the oldest magistrate in the town, died this morning aged 72. He was on active service in the Kaffir war in the fifties. Daily Telegraph, Tuesday 26 March 1901, p. 6. Jethro White Death Death of Mr. Jethro White The news of the death of Mr. Jethro White, one of the oldest and most respected residents of Coonabarabran, will cause a general feeling of sorrow over a large area; for Mr White is well known not only locally, but in many other districts for his hospitality and general kindness of disposition. Mr. White had not been well for some time, but the complaint took an acute and serious form about 6th or 7th March, when he took to his bed under an acute attack of dysentery, and though at times he appeared to improve, he continued to grow weaker, and on Sunday all hope was abandoned, and he passed away at 20 minutes to 3 on Monday morning. When Mr. White was young, he was, like many of our young men, attracted from England to South Africa and went there, a boy of 14, and saw a good deal of active service in the Kaffir war. Afterwards, he came to N. S. Wales and had a varied experience in pastoral matters and was on the Snowy River rush (now Kiandra) in stirring times of '59 and the early sixties. He was the first storekeeper at Coonabarabran managing the business here for his brother-in-law Mr. P. A. Wilmott of Coonamble, but he afterwards bought the business, and carried it on himself till about three years ago, when business was not prospering, and he gave it up, and devoted himself to the farm which he had reclaimed from the wilderness when he first came here, and he worked at it till his sickness came on a few weeks since. He always had a love for farming and often said that farming and not storekeeping was his vocation; which was probably true for he was too good natured to grind the faces of the poor, which is one of the conditions of success in business. Mr. White had reached the allotted span being 72 years of age. He leaves a widow two sons, (both married), and three daughters one of whom is Mrs. W. Parkins of the firm of Starr and Parkins. His two eldest sons Arthur and George died before him. Bligh Watchman, Wednesday 27 March 1901, p. 2. Jethro White Obituary Deaths WHITE. - March 25, at his residence, Coonabarabran, Jethro White, J.P., aged 73 years. Sydney Morning Herald, Monday 1 April 1901, p. 1. Jethro White Death Deaths WHITE. - March 25, at his residence, Coonabarabran, Jethro White, J.P., aged 73 years. Sydney Mail, Saturday 6 April 1901, p. 881. Jethro White Death |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 9 June 1863 — |
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| Marriage | MARRIAGES. On the 9th June, at the residence of the bride's father, Willow Glen, by special license, by the Rev. James Gunther, Jethro White, fourth son of George White, Esq., Rockville, to Caroline, third daughter of George Tailby, Esq. Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 2 July 1863, p. 1. White Tailby Wedding |
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| Marriage | Marriage WHITE - TAILBY - June 9th, at the residence of the bride's father, Willow Glen, by special license, by the Rev. James Gunther, Jethro White, fourth son of George White, Esq., Rockville, to Caroline, third daughter of George Tailby, Esq. Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday 21 July 1863, p. 11. White Tailby Wedding |
| President | Coonabarabran Hospital. At the adjourned hospital general meeting the ballot resulted in Mr. J. McMaster elected president, Mr. Jethro White vice-president, Mr. Parker treasurer, Mr. Maysteers secretary, Dr. Failes medical officer, and as a committee Messrs. Allison, Henderson, Allen, McHugh, T. Rogers, A. Maguire, J. Maguire, Commins, Broome, A. and T. Deans, Barnett, J . C. McDonald, C. Murchison, and G. McEwen. The reports showed a flourishing condition of the finances, a record number of cases, and a smaller proportion of deaths, and less expense per head. Mudgee Guardian, Tuesday 20 February 1900, p. 2. Jethro White President |
| Death | Deaths COONABARABRAN, Monday. Mr. Jethro White, the oldest resident and the oldest magistrate in the town, died this morning aged 72. He was on active service in the Kaffir war in the fifties. Daily Telegraph, Tuesday 26 March 1901, p. 6. Jethro White Death |
| Death | Death of Mr. Jethro White The news of the death of Mr. Jethro White, one of the oldest and most respected residents of Coonabarabran, will cause a general feeling of sorrow over a large area; for Mr White is well known not only locally, but in many other districts for his hospitality and general kindness of disposition. Mr. White had not been well for some time, but the complaint took an acute and serious form about 6th or 7th March, when he took to his bed under an acute attack of dysentery, and though at times he appeared to improve, he continued to grow weaker, and on Sunday all hope was abandoned, and he passed away at 20 minutes to 3 on Monday morning. When Mr. White was young, he was, like many of our young men, attracted from England to South Africa and went there, a boy of 14, and saw a good deal of active service in the Kaffir war. Afterwards, he came to N. S. Wales and had a varied experience in pastoral matters and was on the Snowy River rush (now Kiandra) in stirring times of '59 and the early sixties. He was the first storekeeper at Coonabarabran managing the business here for his brother-in-law Mr. P. A. Wilmott of Coonamble, but he afterwards bought the business, and carried it on himself till about three years ago, when business was not prospering, and he gave it up, and devoted himself to the farm which he had reclaimed from the wilderness when he first came here, and he worked at it till his sickness came on a few weeks since. He always had a love for farming and often said that farming and not storekeeping was his vocation; which was probably true for he was too good natured to grind the faces of the poor, which is one of the conditions of success in business. Mr. White had reached the allotted span being 72 years of age. He leaves a widow two sons, (both married), and three daughters one of whom is Mrs. W. Parkins of the firm of Starr and Parkins. His two eldest sons Arthur and George died before him. Bligh Watchman, Wednesday 27 March 1901, p. 2. Jethro White Obituary |
| Death | Deaths WHITE. - March 25, at his residence, Coonabarabran, Jethro White, J.P., aged 73 years. Sydney Morning Herald, Monday 1 April 1901, p. 1. Jethro White Death |
| Death | Deaths WHITE. - March 25, at his residence, Coonabarabran, Jethro White, J.P., aged 73 years. Sydney Mail, Saturday 6 April 1901, p. 881. Jethro White Death |