Individual Details
Boyle White
(Aug 1837 - 17 Oct 1926)
Events
| Birth | Aug 1837 | New South Wales, Australia | |||
| Baptism | 27 Aug 1837 | Whittingham Parish, Singleton, New South Wales, Australia | |||
| Marriage | 1 Jan 1867 | Sarah Devine | |||
| Miscellaneous | 19 Mar 1873 | Arson - Maitland, New South Wales, Australia |  | ||
| Miscellaneous | Feb 1890 | Maitland, New South Wales, Australia | | ||
| Miscellaneous | 30 Sep 1925 | Fire | | ||
| Death | 17 Oct 1926 | Waterloo, New South Wales, Australia |
Families
| Spouse | Sarah Devine (1845 - 1927) |
| Child | Edith A "Amy" White (1862 - 1926) |
| Child | Boyle White (1866 - 1933) |
| Child | George Ambrose White (1868 - 1905) |
| Child | Henry O'Sullivan White (1868 - 1887) |
| Child | Maria Greig "May" White (1872 - 1940) |
| Child | Ada White (1874 - 1960) |
| Child | John White (1875 - 1939) |
| Child | Catherine Therese White (1879 - 1968) |
| Child | Frederick Charles "Joseph" White (1881 - 1961) |
| Child | Edith Maud White (1884 - 1977) |
| Child | Eva Agnes White (1887 - ) |
| Child | Helen Isabella White (1889 - 1890) |
| Father | George Boyle White (1802 - 1876) |
| Mother | Maria Greig Mudie (1810 - 1856) |
| Sibling | Henry O'Sullivan White (1831 - 1901) |
| Sibling | Honoria White (1834 - 1834) |
| Sibling | Helena Isabella White (1836 - 1918) |
| Sibling | Maria Larnach White (1844 - 1848) |
Notes
Miscellaneous
Thomas Wilson convicted of Arson against Boyle White - sentenced to 3 years hard labour in Maitland GaolMiscellaneous
Maitland Gaol entrance bookMiscellaneous
Boyle and Sarah lived at Bulahdelah, their home was on the banks of the Myall River. When their home was burnt down,on the evening on 30th September 1925 Boyle went to live with Ada in Sydney, Sarah to live with Kit at Stockton, Newcastle.Sydney Morning Herald 1st October 1925 and Singleton Argus Saturday 3rd October 1925 Fire on Wednesday 30th September 1925:
A cottage, owned and occupied by Mr White and his wife, at Bulahdelah, was completely destroyed by fire. It was situated in a lonely spot on the river bank and tho aged couple were retiring for the night, when the candle which Mrs White was holding came in contact with curtains. Everything was consumed with the exception of a few chairs.