Memorial encyclopedia of the state of New York : a life record of men and women of the past whose sterling character and energy and industry have made them preeminent in their own and many other states . burg, a descendant of Thomas(2) Wilder, the American immigrant. Hemarried, December 20, 1778, in Lancaster,Relief Wheelock, and four of their chil-dren were baptized in that town, Septem-ber 25, 1785. Subsequently he resided inTempleton, whence he removed in 1796to Bethlehem, New Hampshire, and therepassed the remainder of his days. Dr. Horace White, son of Benjaminand Betsey (Wilder) White, w
Memorial encyclopedia of the state of New York : a life record of men and women of the past whose sterling character and energy and industry have made them preeminent in their own and many other states . burg, a descendant of Thomas(2) Wilder, the American immigrant. Hemarried, December 20, 1778, in Lancaster,Relief Wheelock, and four of their chil-dren were baptized in that town, Septem-ber 25, 1785. Subsequently he resided inTempleton, whence he removed in 1796to Bethlehem, New Hampshire, and therepassed the remainder of his days. Dr. Horace White, son of Benjaminand Betsey (Wilder) White, was born inBethlehem, New Hampshire, in attendance at the schools of hisnative town, he pursued a course of studyin medicine, received his degree of Doctorof Medicine from Dartmouth College, andpracticed his profession successfully, firstin Colebrook, New Hampshire, where heresided until 1837, then in Beloit, Wiscon-sin, whither he removed, and where hisdeath occurred in the year 1843, at theearly age of thirty-three years, in thevery prime of manhood. He was welland favorably known among his profes-sional brethren, and was an active, public-spirited citizen. In 1833 he married Eliz-188. /V^r^c.^ fJ^ltX*- ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY abeth McClary Moore, born in Bedford,New Hampshire, in 1808, daughter ofWilliam Moore, a soldier in the War ofthe Revolution. Horace (2) White, son of Dr. Horaceand Elizabeth McClary (Moore) White,was born in Colebrook, New Hampshire,August 10, 1834. He was reared in Be-loit, Wisconsin, whither his parents re-moved when he was three years of prepared for college in S. T. Merrillsschool at Beloit, and graduated from Be-loit College in 1853, receiving the degreeof Bachelor of Arts, and in 1906 BrownUniversity conferred upon him the honor-ary degree of Doctor of Laws. His firstnewspaper experience was with The Chi-cago Evening Journal, of which he soonbecame city editor. In 1857 he joined thestaff of The Chicago Tribune, of whichhe was e
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