A genealogical history of the descendants of Peter White, of New Jersey, from 1670, and of William White and Deborah Tilton his wife, loyalists . later became solicitor-general in the Blairadministration. This office he continued to hold throughout theremainder of the Blair administration, and all of the Alitchelladministration, becoming attorney-general upon !Mr. Emmersonsassuming the premiership. He resigned his seat to contest, inthe Liberal interest, the united Counties of Queens and Sunburyin the Dominion election of 1900, but was defeated. In 1900he was appointed chairman of the commissi
A genealogical history of the descendants of Peter White, of New Jersey, from 1670, and of William White and Deborah Tilton his wife, loyalists . later became solicitor-general in the Blairadministration. This office he continued to hold throughout theremainder of the Blair administration, and all of the Alitchelladministration, becoming attorney-general upon !Mr. Emmersonsassuming the premiership. He resigned his seat to contest, inthe Liberal interest, the united Counties of Queens and Sunburyin the Dominion election of 1900, but was defeated. In 1900he was appointed chairman of the commission to revise and con-solidate the New Brunswick public statutes. He also draftedfor the Dominion Government tha Railway Act, 1903. whichprovides for the establishment of the present Board of RailwayCommissioners, and revises and consolidates the existing railwaylaw of Canada. He holds the honorary degree of Doctor ofLaws from Mount Allison College. In 1892 he married Ida of David Vaughan, of St. Martins; has one son, DonaldVaughan White; is a Methodist, and a Liberal in politics. —Donald Vaughan, born May 8, ^^^m
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