William White - Revision history

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	The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.		The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.

	[[File:William_White_sketch_1893.png\|thumbnail\|~~centre~~\|A sketch of William White published in the Boston Guardian in 1893.]]		[[File:William_White_sketch_1893.png\|thumbnail\|right\|A sketch of William White published in the Boston Guardian in 1893.]]

	== Before Boston Grammar School ==		== Before Boston Grammar School ==

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	The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.		The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.

			[[File:William_White_sketch_1893.png\|thumbnail\|centre\|A sketch of William White published in the Boston Guardian in 1893.]]

	== Before Boston Grammar School ==		== Before Boston Grammar School ==

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	The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.		The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.


	== Before Boston Grammar School ==		== Before Boston Grammar School ==

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	White also served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.		White also served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.

	~~He was educated at the [[Wikipedia:City of London School\|City of London School]], where he was a contemporary of future British Prime Minister, [[Wikipedia:H. H. Asquith\|H. H. Asquith]].~~

	The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.		The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.
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	== Before Boston Grammar School ==		== Before Boston Grammar School ==

	White was assistant master at Marlborough College, Wiltshire 1876-79 then was employed at Manchester Grammar School before coming to Boston.		White was educated at the [[Wikipedia:City of London School\|City of London School]], where he was a contemporary of future British Prime Minister, [[Wikipedia:H. H. Asquith\|H. H. Asquith]].

			He was assistant master at Marlborough College, Wiltshire 1876-79 then was employed at Manchester Grammar School before coming to Boston.

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	White also served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.		White also served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.

	He was educated at the [[Wikipedia:City of London School\|City of London School]], where he was a contemporary of future British Prime Minister, [[Wikipedia:H. H. Asquith\|H.H Asquith]].		He was educated at the [[Wikipedia:City of London School\|City of London School]], where he was a contemporary of future British Prime Minister, [[Wikipedia:H. H. Asquith\|H. H. Asquith]].

	The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.		The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.

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	White also served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.		White also served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.

	He was educated at the [[Wikipedia:City of London School\|City of London School]], where he was a contemporary of future British Prime Minister, [[Wikipedia:H.H.Asquith\|H.H Asquith]].		He was educated at the [[Wikipedia:City of London School\|City of London School]], where he was a contemporary of future British Prime Minister, [[Wikipedia:H. H. Asquith\|H.H Asquith]].

	The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.		The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.

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	'''William White''' ~~(died July 1912)~~ was appointed as second master of [[Boston Grammar School]] in 1879 ~~and~~ headmaster in 1887~~. He remained at the school~~ until his death in 1912.		'''William White''' was appointed as second master of [[Boston Grammar School]] in 1879. He served as headmaster from 1887 until his death in July 1912.

	White served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.		White also served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.

			He was educated at the [[Wikipedia:City of London School\|City of London School]], where he was a contemporary of future British Prime Minister, [[Wikipedia:H.H.Asquith\|H.H Asquith]].

	The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.		The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.

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	*[[:Walter Joseph Tombleson Small]]		*[[:Walter Joseph Tombleson Small]]

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	'''William White''' (died July 1912) was appointed as second master of [[Boston Grammar School]] in 1879 and headmaster in 1887. He remained at the school until his death in 1912.		'''William White''' (died July 1912) was appointed as second master of [[Boston Grammar School]] in 1879 and headmaster in 1887. He remained at the school until his death in 1912.

			White served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.

	The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.		The 1881 census shows White living as a boarder in the household of John Mason Knowles, father of [[Cameron Quilter Knowles]], at 22 Skirbeck Road, Boston.

	~~White served as the first President of the [[Old Bostonian Association]], from 1900 to 1901.~~

	== Before Boston Grammar School ==		== Before Boston Grammar School ==