Information from History of Summit County, Oh ABIA WHITE, farmer; P. O. Mogadore; son of Jacob and Rachel (Brittain) White, was born in Luzerne Co., Penn., Oct. 18, 1816. His father and mother were natives of New England, and settled in Luzerne Co. in an early day. In 1824, his father moved to Summit Co., and settled on a farm, afterward moving on another of 150 acres near North Springfield. He died on May, 25, 1858, and his wife on April 8, 1855, aged 76. At the age of 21, our subject learned the carpenter’s trade, at which he worked a few years, and then turned his attention to farming, which business he still engages in. On Feb. 21, 1844, he was married to Martha Hagenbaugh, daughter of Christian Hagenbaugh, of Medina Co., of which marriage there were five children, four deceased. The only child, Milo, is living on his father’s farm. Mr. and Mrs. White are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. White has always voted the Republican ticket. Dates updated based upon graves.1