BIO: MR. CHARLIE WHITE
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From:  Sandi Gorin sgorin@scrtc.blue.net
To: "KYBIOGRAPHIES discussion list"
Subject: BIO#130 - HART CO - WHITE, CHARLIE
Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 11:37:33 -0500

The Jubilee History and Biographical Sketches of the [Black] Liberty
Association, G. R. Ford.  Printed and Published by Times Publishing
Company of Smith's Grove, Ky., 1916. Also taken from Barren's Black
Roots, Vol. 3, Michelle B. Gorin, (C) May 1993. Used by permission.
[Hart Co.]

MR. CHARLIE WHITE, the son of Mr. James and Mrs. Mealie White, was born
February 24, 1875.  He professed hope in Christ in September 1893, and
united with the Little Hope Baptist Church.  He married Mollie Lee
February 27, 1898.  To this union five children were born.  He is now
deacon of the Little Hope Church.  His occupation is rock mason and
machinist.  Mrs. Mollie White, the daughter of Mr. Josh and Mrs. Vina
Lee, was born October 5, 1879.  She professed hope in Christ in 1893 and
joined the Little Woodland Baptist Church.  Later she joined the Cowles
Chapel Baptist Church when it was organized in 1895 and has been
recording secretary of that church twenty-three years and is still
serving the church in that capacity.  Miss Charline White, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie White, was born May 17, 1900. She attended the
common schools and has almost completed the eighth grade.  She professed
a hope in Christ in 1915 and joined Cowles Chapel Baptist Church.  Miss
Catherine is a lady of fine talent and a good Sunday school worker and
is expecting to be able to enter high school after one more session in
the common school.

Lee White
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Sandi Gorin	205 Clements Avenue, Glasgow, KY 42141-3409
		(502) 651-9114 or sgorin@scrtc.blue.net

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