On January 31, 1861, Mr. White married Lydia Worsley, daughter of John and Lydia (Bunn) Worsley, of Barre, Mass. Mrs. White was an attendant of the Episcopal church, was active in charitable and benevolent work, and for many years was a member of the board of visitors of the Rhode Island Homoepathic Hospital. She died December 17, 1902, aged sixty-nine years. Stillman White passed away in Providence, April 3, 1903. Mr. and Mrs. White were the parents of one daughter, Abby Howard, who became the wife of George H. Holmes, of Providence.
George H. Holmes, son of William H. and Harriet (Handy) Holmes, is a member of the firm of George H. Holmes Company, manufacturing jewelers of Providence. He is well known in business circles in the city, and prominent in the Masonic order, in which he has reached the thirty-third degree. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are the parents of two children: Stillman Howard, who died in infancy, and Ruth Weston, the wife of James Taylor Wilson, of Providence.
George H. Holmes, son of William H. and Harriet (Handy) Holmes, is a member of the firm of George H. Holmes Company, manufacturing jewelers of Providence. He is well known in business circles in the city, and prominent in the Masonic order, in which he has reached the thirty-third degree. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are the parents of two children: Stillman Howard, who died in infancy, and Ruth Weston, the wife of James Taylor Wilson, of Providence.
On January 31, 1861, Mr. White married Lydia Worsley, daughter of John and Lydia (Bunn) Worsley, of Barre, Mass. Mrs. White was an attendant of the Episcopal church, was active in charitable and benevolent work, and for many years was a member of the board of visitors of the Rhode Island Homoepathic Hospital. She died December 17, 1902, aged sixty-nine years. Stillman White passed away in Providence, April 3, 1903. Mr. and Mrs. White were the parents of one daughter, Abby Howard, who became the wife of George H. Holmes, of Providence.
George H. Holmes, son of William H. and Harriet (Handy) Holmes, is a member of the firm of George H. Holmes Company, manufacturing jewelers of Providence. He is well known in business circles in the city, and prominent in the Masonic order, in which he has reached the thirty-third degree. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are the parents of two children: Stillman Howard, who died in infancy, and Ruth Weston, the wife of James Taylor Wilson, of Providence.
George H. Holmes, son of William H. and Harriet (Handy) Holmes, is a member of the firm of George H. Holmes Company, manufacturing jewelers of Providence. He is well known in business circles in the city, and prominent in the Masonic order, in which he has reached the thirty-third degree. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are the parents of two children: Stillman Howard, who died in infancy, and Ruth Weston, the wife of James Taylor Wilson, of Providence.
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