James Edson White

1849–1928 (age 79)

Biography

James Edson White (1849-1928) carried a steadfast devotion to faith and friendship, helping others see the dignity in daily toil and the hope in shared dreams.

Oak Hill Cemetery now keeps his memory, a place where those who treasured him gather to recall the warmth of his life.

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