FOUNDERS OF FORT NO. 4, CHARLESTOWN, NH
From: Janice Farnsworth - Farns10th@aol.com

Surname:  WHITE
Source:     History of Charlestown, NH - Fort No. 4 by Rev. Henry H. 
Saunderson, 1876
p. 617
Josiah White b. at Leominster, MA on Nov 21, 1769 m. Mar 25, 1800 Sally Rogers
b. Sept. 4, 1781  Their children were:
1.  Henry Olcott White b. 1801 m. 1832 Abigail French of Grafton, VT b. 1806
     Their children all born at Charlestown, NH
                1. Abbie White b. 1833 d. 1860 at Charlestown
                2. Rebecca White b. 1834 m. Henry Wentworth of Chicago
                            1.  Edwin C. Wentworth b. 1859
                            2.  Mary Wentworth b. 1861 d. at Chicago
                            3.  Annie Wentworth b. 1869
               3. Mary White b. 1836 d. 1857 at Charlestown
               4. Emily White b. 1838 d. 1839 at Charlestown
               5. Henry White b. 1839 m. Ellen L. Minor of Springfield, VT 
res:
                   Chicago, ILL.  
    Henry Olcott White and his wife removed from Charlestown NH to Chicago on
    Mar. 2, 1869 
2.  Harriet White b. 1806  resided at Charlestown and was unm in 1876
3.  Mary Ellen White b. 1808 m. David Giffin  died in 1873 (five children)
4.  Josiah White b. 1810 m. (1) 1840 Ann Jeannette Lancaster who d. 1843
     Their children:
                1. Elizabeth White b. 1841 d. 1842
                2. Grace  L. White b. 1843 a teacher at St. Paul Minn.
     Josiah White m. (2) 1847 Abby B. Wetherbe dau of Isaac F. Wetherbe and
     Mitty (Tuffts) Wetherbe b. Jan 3, 1822 and by her he had:
                3. Frederick Billings White  b. April 8, 1865.
Josiah White was in the mercantile business many years in Boston and 
Charlestown NH.

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