St Johns County FlArchives Biographies.....White, Reginald 1862 - 
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Source: Vol. II  pg.91  The Lewis Publishing Co. 1923
Author: History of Florida, Past and Present 

        REGINALD WHITE. A resident of St. Johns County for nearly forty years,
during a large part of this time REGINALD WHITE has been identified with the
First National Bank of St. Augustine, of which institution he is vice president
and cashier. Mr. White, while not a public man, has been identified with many
of the movements which progressive men of high character and enlightened views
have promoted and fostered, and is accounted one of the substantial and
reliable men upon whom the community depends for advancement.
	Mr. White was born in England, in 1862, and is a son of SAMUEL and 
HENRIETTA (PRICE) WHITE, both of whom passed their entire lives in England and 
are now deceased. They were the parents of 10 children, of whom eight are 
living, Reginald being the seventh in order of birth. He received excellent 
educational advantages in his youth, completing his intellectual training by a 
course at Marlborough College, and shortly after his graduation therefrom, in 
1883, when a youth of twenty-one years, came to the United States with an 
English lumber syndicate, which owned a large tract of land in St. Johns 
County, Florida. He continued to be associated with this concern until 1892, 
when he entered the First National Bank of St. Augustine, in a modest capacity. 
Through industry and fidelity he worked his way steadily upward, and is today 
accounted one of the influential and well-informed financiers of the city. He ha
has a number of civic and social connections, as well as those of a business an
and financial character. Mr. White is a member and senior warden of Trinity
Episcopal Church.
	On May 14, 1913, Mr. White married Miss ELIZABETH FRASER, who was born
in North Carolina.


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