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Henry Clay White February 12, 1830 - unknown
Boone County KyArchives Biography

Author: The Biographical Encyclopedia of Kentucky, J. M. Armstrong & Company

Henry Clay White was born February 12, 1830 in Burlington, Boone County, 
Kentucky, and is the oldest son of Joel and Pamelia (Karrick) White. His father 
came to Kentucky in 1816, and was a native of Orange County, Virginia. Henry 
Clay White received a good English education, mainly in the academy at 
Burlington, and, at the age of nineteen, entered the office of the Circuit 
Clerk of Boone County, where he remained until 1860, during part of that time 
being Deputy Clerk of the Court. In 1863, he located at Covington; in 1867, he 
was appointed Clerk of the Kenton Circuit Court, and has been continually 
elected to that office, without opposition, and is also now Clerk of the 
Chancery and Criminal Courts at Covington. He studied law and was admitted to 
the bar, but has never practiced that profession. Since 1872, he has been a 
Director in the Northern Bank of Kentucky, and has been prominently identified 
with the political and other interests of the community, and is one of the most painstaking, systematic, reliable businessmen of Covington. Mr. White was married December 23, 1857, to Miss Mary E. Woodford, of Boone County, Kentucky.



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