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Born: September 20, 1800, near Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Died: December 5, 1879, Atlanta, Georgia, of injuries received in a fall.
Buried: Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia.
White began his musical career early, playing the fife in the War of 1812. He later collaborated with his brother-in-law, William Walker, in collecting folk tunes and camp meeting melodies, but when Walker published The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion in 1835, he gave no credit to White, creating a lifelong rift between the two men. In 1844, White published The Sacred Harp, which like Walker’s volume, used the shaped note music notation system. White worked as a newspaper editor in Harris County, Georgia, in the 1840’s, and taught music at the Hamilton Female Institute there. In 1865, he was elected mayor of Hamilton, Georgia.
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