AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameThomas George WHAITE 
, 1C4R
, 1C4RBirth Date19 Apr 1834
Birth PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoBirth date from baptism record.
Chr Date11 Oct 183511132 Age: 1
Chr PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoAt the Cathedral
Death Date21 Jul 1895 Age: 61
Death PlaceCalifornia, U.S.A.
OccupationPhotographer (1864), Artist
FatherThomas WHAITE (1796-1881)
MotherAnn DUNAVIAN (ca1803-1842)
Spouses
Birth Date10 Nov 1844
Birth PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoBirth date from baptism record.
Chr Date12 Mar 184511133 Age: <1
Chr PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoAt the Cathedral.
Death Date16 Jan 192511134 Age: 80
Death PlaceTaarbaeck, Copenhagen, Denmark
MemoAs Elisabeth Peschke Koed Hellerup Messias Sogn Viggo Rothesvy reg entry 19 Par Lyngby,Taarbaeck Copenhagen North Denmark. Cause was Apoplexia Cerebris
Burial Date22 Jan 192511134
Burial PlaceTaarbaeck, Copenhagen, Denmark
MemoChurch graveyard age 80 years
Alias/AKAElisabeth Peschcke Koedt (in Denmark)
FatherCharles Allen Sharp Du VAL (1810-1872)
MotherElizabeth GREGORY (1806-1879)
Notes for Thomas George WHAITE
Thomas George Whaite emigrated to California with his children, and died in California on 21 July 189511134 [see (3) below]
“(3) A letter written in late August 1891 from Lily Whaite at 6 Ellerby Street in Carlisle says that Thomas George Whaite had retired from business there, that the family were going to California in three weeks' time sailing from Liverpool, that "Uncle Jim" was going with them, and that Rene would follow in nine months' time when he had finished at Antwerp. This letter was followed by a postcard from Lily Whaite dated 13 September 1891 reporting that they were sailing on 17 September 1891 on the liner Parisian for Montreal. H. Clarence White and Lily F. Whaite Papers GB0210 LP3/1, National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. A letter from "Dux" (Mina Whaite) at Riverside in California dated 20 August 1892 reported that Lilian Whaite was ill”11137
Uncle Jim above was James WHAITE, Thomas’ brother.
“(3) A letter written in late August 1891 from Lily Whaite at 6 Ellerby Street in Carlisle says that Thomas George Whaite had retired from business there, that the family were going to California in three weeks' time sailing from Liverpool, that "Uncle Jim" was going with them, and that Rene would follow in nine months' time when he had finished at Antwerp. This letter was followed by a postcard from Lily Whaite dated 13 September 1891 reporting that they were sailing on 17 September 1891 on the liner Parisian for Montreal. H. Clarence White and Lily F. Whaite Papers GB0210 LP3/1, National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. A letter from "Dux" (Mina Whaite) at Riverside in California dated 20 August 1892 reported that Lilian Whaite was ill”11137
Uncle Jim above was James WHAITE, Thomas’ brother.
Notes for Elizabeth Ellen (Spouse 1)
“Elizabeth Ellen Du Val left the family home after 1871 and went to live at Copenhagen in Denmark with Andreas Peschcke Matthiesen Koedt, who became her second husband. “11134