John Benson Whitehead, son of, Joseph B. and Sarah Elizabeth Choate.
John Benson married Nellie Grace Pratt on February 28, 1916.
John B. Whitehead's last residence was in Bremerton, Washington.
John B. Whitehead participated in a taped interview of pioneer families that have been transcribed into four volumes called "Conversations with Early Prosser Pioneers" at The Benton County Historical Museum in Prosser, WA, created by Cora Mason. The audio interview was done on April 24, 1979. These audio tapes are available as well as the transcription of that interview in Volume 3, pages 1-17, which also includes some photographs and drawnings.
Information submitted by Joyce Larsen, Museum Volunteer.
John Benson married Nellie Grace Pratt on February 28, 1916.
John B. Whitehead's last residence was in Bremerton, Washington.
John B. Whitehead participated in a taped interview of pioneer families that have been transcribed into four volumes called "Conversations with Early Prosser Pioneers" at The Benton County Historical Museum in Prosser, WA, created by Cora Mason. The audio interview was done on April 24, 1979. These audio tapes are available as well as the transcription of that interview in Volume 3, pages 1-17, which also includes some photographs and drawnings.
Information submitted by Joyce Larsen, Museum Volunteer.
John Benson Whitehead, son of, Joseph B. and Sarah Elizabeth Choate.
John Benson married Nellie Grace Pratt on February 28, 1916.
John B. Whitehead's last residence was in Bremerton, Washington.
John B. Whitehead participated in a taped interview of pioneer families that have been transcribed into four volumes called "Conversations with Early Prosser Pioneers" at The Benton County Historical Museum in Prosser, WA, created by Cora Mason. The audio interview was done on April 24, 1979. These audio tapes are available as well as the transcription of that interview in Volume 3, pages 1-17, which also includes some photographs and drawnings.
Information submitted by Joyce Larsen, Museum Volunteer.
John Benson married Nellie Grace Pratt on February 28, 1916.
John B. Whitehead's last residence was in Bremerton, Washington.
John B. Whitehead participated in a taped interview of pioneer families that have been transcribed into four volumes called "Conversations with Early Prosser Pioneers" at The Benton County Historical Museum in Prosser, WA, created by Cora Mason. The audio interview was done on April 24, 1979. These audio tapes are available as well as the transcription of that interview in Volume 3, pages 1-17, which also includes some photographs and drawnings.
Information submitted by Joyce Larsen, Museum Volunteer.
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