Henry White 1824

[Paco]

Still trying to sort out my White ancestors, and their surname is not helping! This is what I do know; Richard White and Ann Hart's son ( I am aware of their other children, but trying to sort out this one) Henry White baptised 18/12/1848 Lincoln. I have a marriage for HW marrying a Mary Lancaster 21/3/1848 with father Richard White, so maybe this is enough for this to be correct. The good news is Henry was a Dentist, so better to research than an Ag Lab. I think Henry and Mary may have had a son John bap. 29/9/1850, who may have died the following year. 10 years later a son Thomas Harry 18/11/1859-he was a Dental Surgeon, and appears to have married Rebecca, and on the 1911 census it states no children, so end of the line on that one. I don't know if Henry/Mary were still alive in 1911, but have had no luck with finding a 1911 census with them on to see how many children they had, or deaths for either of them. Maybe fresh eyes can help.
Regards.

[rosie99]

I think Henry and Mary may have had a son John bap. 29/9/1850, who may have died the following year.

Baptised Spalding, Fathers occupation Labourer

[rosie99]

I have a marriage for HW marrying a Mary Lancaster 21/3/1848 with father Richard White, so maybe this is enough for this to be correct.

That marriage gives Henry's occupation as a Joiner, his father Richard was a Hair Dresser

[Paco]

Richard was a Hairdresser, so that looks good. Not sure about a joiner being much practice for a Dentist though.

[rosie99]

The 1898 marriage for Thomas Harry states that his father Henry was deceased.

[rosie99]

Henry White was buried at Canwick Road Cemetery (B166) 6 July 1886 age 62 - abode Sivler St, St Swithin

Mary buried with him 28 Mar 1904, address also Silver Street

[rosie99]

Mary was living with Thomas & Rebecca in 1901 and with Thomas in 1891

[Paco]

Thanks for that. I think I picked up that Henry was a Dentist on the 1851 census, so will need to revisit. If the other son did die in infancy then this is the end of the line for this family.
Regards.

[rosie99]

He was a Cabinet Maker in 1851, Marys sister was with them.  I hate to think where he did his dental training, maybe he was used to pulling nails from wood