Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 
1887, Campbell Co.

T. M. WHITE was born in Campbell County, Ky., in March, 1829, and is the
eldest of four children born to James S. and Margaret (Dicken) White.
James S. White was born in Alexandria, Campbell County, in 1806, and was
a son of Jacob and Sarah (Stephens) White, natives of Virginia.  He was
a farmer by occupation, a man of high character, of great energy and
industry, who died in 1879, in this seventy-third year.  The mother of
our subject was a daughter of Joseph Dicken, her mother being a Miss
Blackgrove, before her marriage; they were natives of Virginia.  T. M.
White was reared on the farm, and in early life learned the trade of a
blacksmith, which trade he followed until 1875.  In 1877 he was elected
sheriff of Campbell County and re-elected in 1879.  He is one of
Campbell County's most efficient public servants; is a member of the
Baptist Church, and of the Masonic fraternity.  In 1849 he married Miss
Elizabeth Bryan, a daughter of Samuel Bryan, of Campbell County.  Mrs.
White is also a member of the Baptist Church.  To their union have been
born nine children, viz: J. S. (deceased), Theodore (deceased), three
who died in infancy, Missouri (deceased), Dora H., Lida M. and Charles.

White Stephens Dicken Blackgrove Bryan
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