“The History of Jefferson County, Wisconsin”, published: Chicago:  
Western Historical Company.   1879.


DR. H. O. WHITE,  Fort Atkinson; born in Salem, Mass., Dec. 6, 1824; 
son of Judge D. A. White, of Salem, Mass., where he received his early 
education; entered Harvard College at Cambridge, Mass., when only 14 
years old, and graduated in the spring of 1843; studied medicine with Dr. 
William Johnson Walker, of Boston; also afterward attended University 
of Pennsylvania; about 1845, began a European tour and studied to 
increase his knowledge of surgery; in 1848, returned to America, 
locating in Salem, Mass., where he practiced as City Physician till in 
1850, when he went to St. Louis; practiced there for two years; in 1852, 
came to Wisconsin, locating at Fort Atkinson.  Married, in 1855, Miss 
Dorothea Dargavel, daughter of William Dargavel, of Brockville, 
Ontario Province, Canada; have six children - Mary W., born Aug. 22, 
1856; Emily H., June 13, 1858; Daniel A., March 24, 1860; Lizzie W., 
June 27, 1862; William D., Nov. 2, 1863; Henry M., June 2, 1869.  Dr. 
White is a member of the Medical State Boards of Massachusetts, 
Pennsylvania and Missouri.  Family attend the Unitarian Church; 
Democratic.


Submitted by:  Linda Pingel  (LPingel@worldnet.att.net)