Mary Louisa Reid was the daughter of Col. Saml McDowell Reid. Her childhood home at 208 W. Nelson Street in Lexington, is on the VA Register of Historic Places. She married James Jones White, the son of Dr. Wm S White, a Presbyterian minister.
They had the following known White children (all connected below):
Sarah Helen, 29 Feb 1860 (Helm Bruce)
Isabelle "Belle," 17 Jul 1862 (Wm G. Brown)
McDowell Reid, 1863
Agnes Reid, 14 Jul 1864 (Joel W. W. Goldsby)
William Cabell, 1865 - 1908
James "Reid," 28 Mar 1868
They are on the 1860 to 1880 Lexington, VA census.
Both Mary and husband James have scholarships named after them at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA.
Her daughter Sallie wrote a book, published in about 1955 call Early Memories of Sallie White Bruce, Louisville, KY.
I also found a biography about her son in law, Joel Walker Winston Goldsby Biography and Genealogy, 1862-1937, Dallas County, Alabama.
See obit on right published in 15 May 1901 issue of The Lexington Gazette, Lexington, Virginia.
See article about her husband, James Jones White and Carter Johns Harris in The Alumni Bulletin, University of VA, Volumes 1-2, May 1894, J P Bell Co., Lynchburg, VA, p 83. He was the son of Dr. Wm S White, a Presbyterian minister, well known and universally beloved in Charlottesville, where the son conducted the Charlottesville Classical School for 3 years. He entered UVA in 1846 and 1850...
Bio by LSP
They had the following known White children (all connected below):
Sarah Helen, 29 Feb 1860 (Helm Bruce)
Isabelle "Belle," 17 Jul 1862 (Wm G. Brown)
McDowell Reid, 1863
Agnes Reid, 14 Jul 1864 (Joel W. W. Goldsby)
William Cabell, 1865 - 1908
James "Reid," 28 Mar 1868
They are on the 1860 to 1880 Lexington, VA census.
Both Mary and husband James have scholarships named after them at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA.
Her daughter Sallie wrote a book, published in about 1955 call Early Memories of Sallie White Bruce, Louisville, KY.
I also found a biography about her son in law, Joel Walker Winston Goldsby Biography and Genealogy, 1862-1937, Dallas County, Alabama.
See obit on right published in 15 May 1901 issue of The Lexington Gazette, Lexington, Virginia.
See article about her husband, James Jones White and Carter Johns Harris in The Alumni Bulletin, University of VA, Volumes 1-2, May 1894, J P Bell Co., Lynchburg, VA, p 83. He was the son of Dr. Wm S White, a Presbyterian minister, well known and universally beloved in Charlottesville, where the son conducted the Charlottesville Classical School for 3 years. He entered UVA in 1846 and 1850...
Bio by LSP
Mary Louisa Reid was the daughter of Col. Saml McDowell Reid. Her childhood home at 208 W. Nelson Street in Lexington, is on the VA Register of Historic Places. She married James Jones White, the son of Dr. Wm S White, a Presbyterian minister.
They had the following known White children (all connected below):
Sarah Helen, 29 Feb 1860 (Helm Bruce)
Isabelle "Belle," 17 Jul 1862 (Wm G. Brown)
McDowell Reid, 1863
Agnes Reid, 14 Jul 1864 (Joel W. W. Goldsby)
William Cabell, 1865 - 1908
James "Reid," 28 Mar 1868
They are on the 1860 to 1880 Lexington, VA census.
Both Mary and husband James have scholarships named after them at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA.
Her daughter Sallie wrote a book, published in about 1955 call Early Memories of Sallie White Bruce, Louisville, KY.
I also found a biography about her son in law, Joel Walker Winston Goldsby Biography and Genealogy, 1862-1937, Dallas County, Alabama.
See obit on right published in 15 May 1901 issue of The Lexington Gazette, Lexington, Virginia.
See article about her husband, James Jones White and Carter Johns Harris in The Alumni Bulletin, University of VA, Volumes 1-2, May 1894, J P Bell Co., Lynchburg, VA, p 83. He was the son of Dr. Wm S White, a Presbyterian minister, well known and universally beloved in Charlottesville, where the son conducted the Charlottesville Classical School for 3 years. He entered UVA in 1846 and 1850...
Bio by LSP
They had the following known White children (all connected below):
Sarah Helen, 29 Feb 1860 (Helm Bruce)
Isabelle "Belle," 17 Jul 1862 (Wm G. Brown)
McDowell Reid, 1863
Agnes Reid, 14 Jul 1864 (Joel W. W. Goldsby)
William Cabell, 1865 - 1908
James "Reid," 28 Mar 1868
They are on the 1860 to 1880 Lexington, VA census.
Both Mary and husband James have scholarships named after them at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA.
Her daughter Sallie wrote a book, published in about 1955 call Early Memories of Sallie White Bruce, Louisville, KY.
I also found a biography about her son in law, Joel Walker Winston Goldsby Biography and Genealogy, 1862-1937, Dallas County, Alabama.
See obit on right published in 15 May 1901 issue of The Lexington Gazette, Lexington, Virginia.
See article about her husband, James Jones White and Carter Johns Harris in The Alumni Bulletin, University of VA, Volumes 1-2, May 1894, J P Bell Co., Lynchburg, VA, p 83. He was the son of Dr. Wm S White, a Presbyterian minister, well known and universally beloved in Charlottesville, where the son conducted the Charlottesville Classical School for 3 years. He entered UVA in 1846 and 1850...
Bio by LSP
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MARY LOUISA REID WHITE
BORN JULY 20TH 1832
DIED MAY 9TH 1901.
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