. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . THE GRANITE MONTHLY. A NEW HAMPSHIRE MAGAZINE. Devoted to Literature, Biography, History, and State Progress. Vol. IX. OCTOBER and NOVEMBER, 1886. Nos. X & XL JEREMIAH W. WHITE, Esq. By Hon. John H. Goodale. On the headwaters of Suncook River,in the central region of New Hamp-shire, is the town of Pittsfield. It ishmited in extent, undulating in surface,rich in the quality of its soil. Its ear-liest settlers were sturdy farmers, menand women who from infancy had beenaccustomed to the hardships
. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . THE GRANITE MONTHLY. A NEW HAMPSHIRE MAGAZINE. Devoted to Literature, Biography, History, and State Progress. Vol. IX. OCTOBER and NOVEMBER, 1886. Nos. X & XL JEREMIAH W. WHITE, Esq. By Hon. John H. Goodale. On the headwaters of Suncook River,in the central region of New Hamp-shire, is the town of Pittsfield. It ishmited in extent, undulating in surface,rich in the quality of its soil. Its ear-liest settlers were sturdy farmers, menand women who from infancy had beenaccustomed to the hardships and priva-tions of pioneer life. Among these settlers was JosiahWhite, who, with his wife of Scottishorigin, in the spring of i 775 took up hisabode in the outskirts of an unbrokenforest. Years of hard labor followed,which at length brought to him and hisfamily the comforts of a rural his sons, Jeremiah White, the fatherof the subject of this sketch, succeededto the homestead. He was born March4, 1775, ^^d passing his life amid thescenes of his earlier days, died Decem-ber 5, 1848. H
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