Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameThomas S. “Allegheny Tom” White , Jr. 
Birth1788, Pennsylvania
BurialWhite Run Cemetery, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
Alias/AKAWilliam “Thomas” White?; Thomas Allegheny White; Thomas Sylvester Allegheny White; Allegheny Tom
FatherThomas White Sr. (~1759-1804)
MotherAbigail Grubb (~1758-)
Spouses
Birthabt 1797
Death7 May 1854, Pendleton Co., (W) Virginia
BurialWhite Run Cemetery, Pendelton Co., (W) Virginia
FatherRobert Raines (~1760-1845)
MotherFrances Snyder (~1765-1809)
Marriage28 Aug 1821, Randolph Co., (W) Virginia
ChildrenPhoebe Rebecca (1828-1886)
Mary Ann (~1834-~1890)
Allen (1818-1865)
Archibald (1826-1912)
Elizabeth A. “Eliza Jane” (1822-)
Notes for Thomas S. “Allegheny Tom” White , Jr.
Thomas WHITE , Jr.
Note: Willed bed in Joseph Summerfield's will
121Thomas Allegheny White, b. 1788 in Pennsylvania
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According to the book, “The Family Album, Dry Fork District” by Caolyn White
p42... “Allegheny Tom was the adopted Uncle of Thomas Soldier White. David was the adopted brother of Allegheny Tom. They wer not blood related
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Thomas White lived on Allegheny Mountain east of Job. He was a farmer and
hunter. I never learned how old he was or what year he died. He was often
called "Allegheny Tom". His wife was a sister of the wives of Soldier Tom,
Thomas Summerfield and John Wyatt.
His sons were Archibald and Allen. Arch as we always knew him, married
Emily, the eldest daughter of John Wyatt of Middle Mountain, and lived on
the old home place. He was married three times, was a horse jockey and
farmer. He used to be a correspondent for the Randolph Enterprise while it
was printed at Beverly. I got a lot of information from him about the early
settlers as he seemed to be more interested about our forefathers.
In completing my history I will give a list of the names of all who aided me
in collecting this history.
http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bradytrilo...s-RandolphCounty.htm
Note: Willed bed in Joseph Summerfield's will
121Thomas Allegheny White, b. 1788 in Pennsylvania
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According to the book, “The Family Album, Dry Fork District” by Caolyn White
p42... “Allegheny Tom was the adopted Uncle of Thomas Soldier White. David was the adopted brother of Allegheny Tom. They wer not blood related
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Thomas White lived on Allegheny Mountain east of Job. He was a farmer and
hunter. I never learned how old he was or what year he died. He was often
called "Allegheny Tom". His wife was a sister of the wives of Soldier Tom,
Thomas Summerfield and John Wyatt.
His sons were Archibald and Allen. Arch as we always knew him, married
Emily, the eldest daughter of John Wyatt of Middle Mountain, and lived on
the old home place. He was married three times, was a horse jockey and
farmer. He used to be a correspondent for the Randolph Enterprise while it
was printed at Beverly. I got a lot of information from him about the early
settlers as he seemed to be more interested about our forefathers.
In completing my history I will give a list of the names of all who aided me
in collecting this history.
http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bradytrilo...s-RandolphCounty.htm