Clay-Holmes-Winston County MsArchives Obituaries.....WHITE, William Carter May 28, 1918
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Daily Times Leader
Death Claims Two Within one Week
Dr. W. C. White, a long time citizen of this city, was found dead in bed early 
Tuesday morning. He had been in ill health for some months and his death was 
not unexpected. The drug store of T. C. and W. C. White was for nearly a half 
century an institution of West Point, noted for conservative methods and square 
deal- the health of the two brothers failing it passed into the hands of Peyton 
White, but death claiming him, it became Paslay-Lindsay.
Dr. White was a soldier of the Confederacy, brave and loyal to his country. 
After the war he made his home here and was always regarded as one of West 
Point's best citizens. His Wife, a son, Dr. Charles T. White and a daughter, 
Mrs. E. J. Huxtable, of Douglas, Ariz. are left to mourn his loss. The funeral 
took place from the residence conducted by Rev. E. J. Caswell of the Baptist 
Church of which he was a member.

Additional Comments:
William was the son of Dr. Peyton Henry and Sarah H. Lee White.
William was married to Martha Ann Trotter.
William and his family are buried in the White Cemetery plot at Greenwood 
Cemetery in West Point, MS.

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