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Hannah White (1844–1868)

Probably an English girl of the 1855 Harper company who joined Morris and died in the Carson Valley, Nevada.

On the roll
White, Hannah, in the 1861–62 roll of membership printed in 1886
Born
November 1844, England (Family Tree)
Died
1868, Nevada (Family Tree)
Family Tree
FamilySearch KWJW-43K, Hannah White (1844-1868) (probable match). CHD roster of the Charles A. Harper Company, 1855, with William White and Sarah White (the roll's Sarah Harris). Died at Dayton, Nevada, in 1868. Identified by editor (CHD roster and FamilySearch).
Connected names on the roll
White, William; Harris, Sarah

What the sources say

Probably Hannah White (1844–1868), born in England, who crossed in the Charles A. Harper Company of 1855 with William White and Sarah White, both on the roll (Church History Biographical Database; FamilySearch KWJW-43K, probable match). She married in 1864 and died at Dayton, Nevada, in the Carson Valley where many Morrisites settled, in 1868.

Sources

  1. Church History Biographical Database, pioneer companies. Church History Department
  2. FamilySearch Family Tree, KWJW-43K. Consulted November 3, 2026.

Cite this page

Rogers, Eric Paul, ed. “Hannah White (1844–1868).” Morrisite.org. https://morrisite.org/person/hannah-white.html. Updated November 3, 2026.

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