Individual Details
George Boyle White
(24 Aug 1802 - 25 May 1876)
Mr George Boyle WHITE (1802 - 1876)
Date of Birth: 24/08/1802
Place of Birth: Bantry, Cork, Ireland
Date of Death: 25/05/1876
Place of Death: Double Bay, New South Wales, AustraliaThe Parliamentary Archives does not have a picture of this Member. Parliamentary Service Position Start End Period Parliament Notes Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly30 Jan 185811 Apr 18591yr(s) 2mth(s) 13day(s) Member for Northumberland and Hunter30 Jan 185811 Apr 18591yr(s) 2mth(s) 13day(s)2nd (1858 - 1859) Governor General’s Opening Speech Committee No.124 Mar 185824 Mar 18581day2nd (1858 - 1859) Navigation of the Murray, & c. Committee No.813 Apr 185826 Nov 18587mths 14days2nd (1858 - 1859) Alluvial Lands of the Hunter Committee No.1016 Apr 185826 Nov 18587mths 11days2nd (1858 - 1859) Management of the Survey Department Committee No.1530 Apr 185826 Nov 18586mths 28days2nd (1858 - 1859)Chairman Extension of Railway to Windsor Committee No.3023 Jul 185826 Nov 18584mths 4days2nd (1858 - 1859) Railway to Morpeth Committee No.3131 Aug 185826 Nov 18582mths 27days2nd (1858 - 1859) Extension of Railway to Windsor Committee No.617 Dec 18589 Apr 18593mths 24days2nd (1858 - 1859) Railway to Morpeth Committee No.721 Dec 18589 Apr 18593mths 20days2nd (1858 - 1859)
Community Activity
Commissioned as a Justice of the Peace
Qualifications, occupations and interests
Retired surveyor and sometime farmer. Educated at Croydon School and Startforth Hall School. Probably went to sea, visiting Sydney in 1819, China from 1821 until 1822. Arrived in Sydney in 1826. Third class clerk in Colonial Secretaries Office in 1826; resigned. Assistant surveyor in Surveyor General's Department in 1827; promoted surveyor in 1838; licensed surveyor from 1844 until 1846; retired on pension in 1853. Farmed and ran stock at Singleton , Maitland, Raymond Terrace; unsuccessful. Bankrupt in 1847 and 1867. Surveying work in Hunter River district retiring there at Raymond Terrace. Auditor of Australian Union Benefit Society in 1846. As a Member of the Legislative Assembly chaired the select committee into the management of the Survey Department.
Personal
Eldest son of Boyle White, Royal Navy and Honoria O'Sullivan. Married Maria Greig Mudie on 17 June 1830 in Sydney and had issue, 1 daughter and 2 sons. Buried without religious rites.
Date of Birth: 24/08/1802
Place of Birth: Bantry, Cork, Ireland
Date of Death: 25/05/1876
Place of Death: Double Bay, New South Wales, AustraliaThe Parliamentary Archives does not have a picture of this Member. Parliamentary Service Position Start End Period Parliament Notes Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly30 Jan 185811 Apr 18591yr(s) 2mth(s) 13day(s) Member for Northumberland and Hunter30 Jan 185811 Apr 18591yr(s) 2mth(s) 13day(s)2nd (1858 - 1859) Governor General’s Opening Speech Committee No.124 Mar 185824 Mar 18581day2nd (1858 - 1859) Navigation of the Murray, & c. Committee No.813 Apr 185826 Nov 18587mths 14days2nd (1858 - 1859) Alluvial Lands of the Hunter Committee No.1016 Apr 185826 Nov 18587mths 11days2nd (1858 - 1859) Management of the Survey Department Committee No.1530 Apr 185826 Nov 18586mths 28days2nd (1858 - 1859)Chairman Extension of Railway to Windsor Committee No.3023 Jul 185826 Nov 18584mths 4days2nd (1858 - 1859) Railway to Morpeth Committee No.3131 Aug 185826 Nov 18582mths 27days2nd (1858 - 1859) Extension of Railway to Windsor Committee No.617 Dec 18589 Apr 18593mths 24days2nd (1858 - 1859) Railway to Morpeth Committee No.721 Dec 18589 Apr 18593mths 20days2nd (1858 - 1859)
Community Activity
Commissioned as a Justice of the Peace
Qualifications, occupations and interests
Retired surveyor and sometime farmer. Educated at Croydon School and Startforth Hall School. Probably went to sea, visiting Sydney in 1819, China from 1821 until 1822. Arrived in Sydney in 1826. Third class clerk in Colonial Secretaries Office in 1826; resigned. Assistant surveyor in Surveyor General's Department in 1827; promoted surveyor in 1838; licensed surveyor from 1844 until 1846; retired on pension in 1853. Farmed and ran stock at Singleton , Maitland, Raymond Terrace; unsuccessful. Bankrupt in 1847 and 1867. Surveying work in Hunter River district retiring there at Raymond Terrace. Auditor of Australian Union Benefit Society in 1846. As a Member of the Legislative Assembly chaired the select committee into the management of the Survey Department.
Personal
Eldest son of Boyle White, Royal Navy and Honoria O'Sullivan. Married Maria Greig Mudie on 17 June 1830 in Sydney and had issue, 1 daughter and 2 sons. Buried without religious rites.
Events
| Birth | 24 Aug 1802 | Bantry Bay, Ireland | |||
| Marriage | 1830 | Sydney, New South Wales, Australia - Maria Greig Mudie | |||
| Burial | 1876 | Rookwood Necropolis, Rookwood, New South Wales, Australia | |||
| Death | 25 May 1876 | Paddington, New South Wales, Australia |
Families
| Spouse | Maria Greig Mudie (1810 - 1856) |
| Child | Henry O'Sullivan White (1831 - 1901) |
| Child | Honoria White (1834 - 1834) |
| Child | Boyle White (1837 - 1926) |
| Child | Helena Isabella White (1836 - 1918) |
| Child | Maria Larnach White (1844 - 1848) |