John t. white biography

John T. White (1856–1924) was a native of Frederick County, Maryland, known both for his extended service as a school administrator and superintendent and.
John T. White was a native of Frederick County, Maryland, known both for his extended service as a school administrator and superintendent and also for his work as a poet.
John Tahourdin White (1809–1893) was an English classical scholar.

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John T. White

John T. White, born in 1856, was one of six children of a Middletown merchant, according to "Portrait and Biographical Record of the Sixth District," published in 1898. His father served for a time as the president of Frederick County's board of school commissioners.

After attending Middletown schools, White went to Mercersburg College. He graduated in 1878, then tutored Latin and Greek for a year, before moving to Mauch Chunk, Pa., where he was principal of both the grammar and high schools.

White moved to Cumberland in 1885. He was a school administrator and superintendent for more than 20 years, according to the text of House Bill 1241. He served as president of the Maryland State Teachers' Association and was "noted as one of the most successful educators in the State during the end of the 19th century," the bill states.

In 1879, White married Alice Eberly of Mercersburg, Pa. The Whites were members of St. Mark's Reformed Church and "popular in the best social circles of Cumberland," according to "Portrait and Biographical Record."

White was more than

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John Thomas White

When John Thomas White was born on 29 March 1881, in Crestline, Jackson Township, Crawford, Ohio, United States, his father, Joseph White, was 30 and his mother, Emma Coates, was 27. He married Emma Alpha Overholtz on 14 January 1905, in Allen, Ohio, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 daughter. He lived in Bath Township, Allen, Ohio, United States in 1900 and Lima, Allen, Ohio, United States for about 20 years. He died on 15 April 1959, in Allen, Ohio, United States, at the age of 78, and was buried in Lima, Allen, Ohio, United States.

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Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900/White, John (1510?-1560)

WHITE, JOHN (1510?–1560), bishop of Winchester, was the son of Robert White of Farnham, where he was born in 1510 or 1511 (his brother John became lord mayor of London in 1563: see pedigree in Manning and Bray'sHistory of Surrey, iii. 177; but Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica, vii. 212, says this is incorrect). In 1521, at the age of eleven, he was admitted scholar at Winchester, whence he proceeded as fellow to New College, Oxford (Kirby, p. 111). He was admitted full fellow in 1527, graduated B.A. on 13 Dec. 1529, M.A. on 30 Jan. 1534, B.D.(?) before 1554 (see Rymer, Fœdera, xv. 388), and D.D. 1 Oct. 1555. In 1534 he resigned his fellowship, being then master of Winchester College, of which he was made warden in February 1541 (Willis, Mitred Abbies, i. 333). Of his life at Winchester different accounts are given; favourable by Pits (De Rebus Anglicis, 1619, p. 763, partly on report of Christopher Johnson, himself master of Winchester), who describes him as ‘acutus poeta, orator eloq