Jane White obituary 1905

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N J Courier, Thursday June 15,1905:

" Miss Jane D White, aged 58 years, died June 6th at Whitesville. She was the daughter of the late Judge James
White. There are three sisters and brothers, as follows: Mrs Joseph Hankins, Mrs William Davis, Mrs C L Holman,
John Wesley, Edward Pugh and Joseph E White. Miss White led a quiet, unobtrusive life and was a consistent member
of the M E Church for many years. Services were held in the Whitesville Church on Tuesday afternoon and the burial
was in the home cemetery. County Clerk Holman and other relatives from Toms River attended"
(Burial was at Whitesville Cemetery per Anderson & Campbell records & NJ death certificate, grave is unmarked)

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