EBENEZER WHITE - Biography

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This biography appears on pages 675 in History of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin...
published by the Western Historical Co.: 1879.

EBENEZER WHITE, farmer, Sec. 26; P. O. Union Grove was born in Hadley,
Mass., in 1805; went to New York State in June, 1845, came thence to
Dover and took up eighty acres of Government land in Sec. 26; he built
the residence be now occupies, with barns, etc., and has a very
comfortable home. Married, in Turin, Lewis Co., N. Y., in 1829, Mary Ann
Coon, a resident there; they have six children- Delia, Henry, Charles,
William, Adeline and Hattie. Henry and Charles are in Dakota, engaged in
farming; William is in Iowa, engaged in mercantile business; his three
sons, Henry, Charles and William, were in the army during the late war;
Henry enlisted in the 2d Wis. V. C., the first regiment that left
Wisconsin; William in the 2d Wis. V. I., for ninety days, and, when his
time was out, re-enlisted for three years service; Charles enlisted in
the 22d Wis. V. I., and all were with their regiments till close of the
war. Adeline died in Dover; Hattie is living in Dover with her parents;
they are members of the Congregational Church.