Alfred L. White - Revision history

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	'''Alfred Livingston White''' according to the announcement of his wedding in the [http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9 ''New York Times''], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[~~Upper Saranac Lake\|~~Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.		'''Alfred Livingston White''' according to the announcement of his wedding in the [http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9 ''New York Times''], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.
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	'''Alfred Livingston White''' according~~''' '''~~to the announcement of his wedding in the [http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9 New York Times], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.		'''Alfred Livingston White''' according to the announcement of his wedding in the [http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9 ''New York Times''], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.
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	''Forestry and Irrigation,'' [~~http~~://~~books~~.google.com/books?id=~~ydrNAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA49&dq="Alfred~~+L.+white"+saranac&~~hl=en&sa=X&ei=cm4KU6-NO6qqyAGjjICQBw&ved~~=~~0CCsQ6AEwAA~~#~~v=onepage&q="Alfred L. white" saranac&~~f=false February, 1902]		''Forestry and Irrigation,'' [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Forestry_Irrigation/ydrNAAAAMAAJ?q=%22Alfred+L.+white%22+saranac&gbpv=1#f=false February, 1902]

	New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School of Forestry of Cornell University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric P. Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi P. Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules S. Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F. S. Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.		New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School of Forestry of Cornell University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric P. Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi P. Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules S. Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F. S. Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.

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	'''Alfred Livingston White''' according''' '''to the announcement of his wedding in the ~~''''~~[http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9 New York Times], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.		'''Alfred Livingston White''' according''' '''to the announcement of his wedding in the [http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9 New York Times], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.
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	~~''''~~Brooklyn Daily Eagle~~''''~~, June 25, 1899		Brooklyn Daily Eagle, June 25, 1899

	...Alfred L. White is building two cottages to cost about $4,500 each. One of these will be occupied by the owner, while the other may be leased...		...Alfred L. White is building two cottages to cost about $4,500 each. One of these will be occupied by the owner, while the other may be leased...
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	~~''''~~Brooklyn Daily Eagle~~''''~~, July 11, 1909		Brooklyn Daily Eagle, July 11, 1909

	Several of the campers on Upper Saranac Lake have launched speedy motor craft this season. Among them are Alfred L. White, at camp Rest-a-While; [[Robert Dunn Douglass\|R. Dun Douglas]], at at [[Douglass Point\|Douglas Point]]; [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], at [[Camp Gricoq\|Camp Gricoq]] and [[A. B. Jenkins\|A. B. Jenkins]].		Several of the campers on Upper Saranac Lake have launched speedy motor craft this season. Among them are Alfred L. White, at camp Rest-a-While; [[Robert Dunn Douglass\|R. Dun Douglas]], at at [[Douglass Point\|Douglas Point]]; [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], at [[Camp Gricoq\|Camp Gricoq]] and [[A. B. Jenkins\|A. B. Jenkins]].
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	~~''''~~Brooklyn Daily Eagle~~''''~~, February 18, 1914		Brooklyn Daily Eagle, February 18, 1914

	'''Alfred L. White'''		'''Alfred L. White'''

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	'''Alfred Livingston White''' according''' '''to the announcement of his wedding in the ''''[[http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9\|New York Times]], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.		'''Alfred Livingston White''' according''' '''to the announcement of his wedding in the ''''[http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9 New York Times], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.
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	''Forestry and Irrigation,'' [[http://books.google.com/books?id=ydrNAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA49&dq="Alfred+L.+white"+saranac&hl=en&sa=X&ei=cm4KU6-NO6qqyAGjjICQBw&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q="Alfred L. white" saranac&f=false\|February, 1902]]		''Forestry and Irrigation,'' [http://books.google.com/books?id=ydrNAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA49&dq="Alfred+L.+white"+saranac&hl=en&sa=X&ei=cm4KU6-NO6qqyAGjjICQBw&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q="Alfred L. white" saranac&f=false February, 1902]

	New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School of Forestry of Cornell University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric P. Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi P. Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules S. Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F. S. Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.		New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School of Forestry of Cornell University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric P. Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi P. Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules S. Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F. S. Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.

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	New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School of Forestry of Cornell University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric P. Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi P. Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules S. Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F. S. Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.		New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School of Forestry of Cornell University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric P. Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi P. Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules S. Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F. S. Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.

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	'''Alfred Livingston White''' according''' '''to the announcement of his wedding in the ''''[[http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9\|New York Times]], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp~~%20Restawhile~~\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer~~%20Island~~\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper~~%20Saranac%20Lake~~\|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter~~%20and%20Westhoff~~\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association~~%20for%20the%20Protection%20of%20the%20Adirondacks~~\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.		'''Alfred Livingston White''' according''' '''to the announcement of his wedding in the ''''[[http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9\|New York Times]], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp Restawhile\|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer Island\|Deer Island]] in [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter and Westhoff\|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks\|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.
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	''Forestry and Irrigation,'' [[http://books.google.com/books?id=ydrNAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA49&dq=%22Alfred+L.+white%22+saranac&hl=en&sa=X&ei=cm4KU6-NO6qqyAGjjICQBw&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22Alfred~~%20L~~.~~%20white~~%22~~%20saranac~~&f=false\|February, 1902]]		''Forestry and Irrigation,'' [[http://books.google.com/books?id=ydrNAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA49&dq=%22Alfred+L.+white%22+saranac&hl=en&sa=X&ei=cm4KU6-NO6qqyAGjjICQBw&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22Alfred L. white%22 saranac&f=false\|February, 1902]]

	New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School~~%20of%20Forestry%20of%20Cornell%20University~~\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric~~%20P~~.~~%20Swenson~~\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi~~%20P~~.~~%20Morton~~\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules~~%20S~~.~~%20Bache~~\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney~~%20Colgate~~\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles~~%20Peabody~~\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac~~%20Seligman~~\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F.~~%20S~~.~~%20Bangs~~\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John~~%20G~~.~~%20Agar~~\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.		New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School of Forestry of Cornell University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric P. Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi P. Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules S. Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F. S. Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.

	The citizens' association charges that the purchase of the 30,000 acres of land is unconstitutional, and that the School of Forestry has exceeded its authority, even though the act were constitutional, by cutting down and selling the timber product of the land.		The citizens' association charges that the purchase of the 30,000 acres of land is unconstitutional, and that the School of Forestry has exceeded its authority, even though the act were constitutional, by cutting down and selling the timber product of the land.
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	''''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'''', July 11, 1909		''''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'''', July 11, 1909

	Several of the campers on Upper Saranac Lake have launched speedy motor craft this season. Among them are Alfred L. White, at camp Rest-a-While; [[Robert~~%20Dunn%20Douglass~~\|R. Dun Douglas]], at at [[Douglass~~%20Point~~\|Douglas Point]]; [[John~~%20G~~.~~%20Agar~~\|John G. Agar]], at [[Camp~~%20Gricoq~~\|Camp Gricoq]] and [[A.~~%20B~~.~~%20Jenkins~~\|A. B. Jenkins]].		Several of the campers on Upper Saranac Lake have launched speedy motor craft this season. Among them are Alfred L. White, at camp Rest-a-While; [[Robert Dunn Douglass\|R. Dun Douglas]], at at [[Douglass Point\|Douglas Point]]; [[John G. Agar\|John G. Agar]], at [[Camp Gricoq\|Camp Gricoq]] and [[A. B. Jenkins\|A. B. Jenkins]].
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	New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School%20of%20Forestry%20of%20Cornell%20University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric%20P.%20Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper ~~<span class="gstxt_hlt">~~Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi%20P.%20Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules%20S.%20Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney%20Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles%20Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac%20Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F.%20S.%20Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and ~~<span class="gstxt_hlt">~~Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John%20G.%20Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.		New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School%20of%20Forestry%20of%20Cornell%20University\|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric%20P.%20Swenson\|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi%20P.%20Morton\|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules%20S.%20Bache\|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney%20Colgate\|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles%20Peabody\|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac%20Seligman\|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F.%20S.%20Bangs\|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John%20G.%20Agar\|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.

	The citizens' association charges that the purchase of the 30,000 acres of land is unconstitutional, and that the School of Forestry has exceeded its authority, even though the act were constitutional, by cutting down and selling the timber product of the land.		The citizens' association charges that the purchase of the 30,000 acres of land is unconstitutional, and that the School of Forestry has exceeded its authority, even though the act were constitutional, by cutting down and selling the timber product of the land.

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	'''Died: '''~~<span style="">~~February 16, 1914		'''Died: '''February 16, 1914

	'''Married:''' Mary Townsend White		'''Married:''' Mary Townsend White

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	Alfred Livingston White of the real estate brokerage firm of William A. White & Sons, died on Monday at his home, 53 West Fifty-fourth street Manhattan. He was born in Boston in 1853, and had lived in Manhattan thirty-five years. Mr. White was a trustee of the Greenwich Savings Bank, vice president of the New York Plate Glass Insurance Company, one of the original trustees of the Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks, vice president of the Society for Christian Work of the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas, and a member of the board of control of the Reformed Dutch Church of America. He was a member of the Mayflower Society, the New England Society, the Union League Club and the Lawyers' Club.		Alfred Livingston White of the real estate brokerage firm of William A. White & Sons, died on Monday at his home, 53 West Fifty-fourth street Manhattan. He was born in Boston in 1853, and had lived in Manhattan thirty-five years. Mr. White was a trustee of the Greenwich Savings Bank, vice president of the New York Plate Glass Insurance Company, one of the original trustees of the Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks, vice president of the Society for Christian Work of the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas, and a member of the board of control of the Reformed Dutch Church of America. He was a member of the Mayflower Society, the New England Society, the Union League Club and the Lawyers' Club.

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'''Alfred Livingston White''' according''' '''to the announcement of his wedding in the ''''[[http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F20B10FB35551B7A93C3A81789D85F448884F9|New York Times]], was "a gentleman well known in financial circles in this City". He had a camp, [[Camp%20Restawhile|Camp Restawhile]], on [[Deer%20Island|Deer Island]] in [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake|Upper Saranac Lake]] that was designed by [[Coulter%20and%20Westhoff|Coulter and Westhoff]]. He was a founding trustee of the [[Association%20for%20the%20Protection%20of%20the%20Adirondacks|Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks]] in 1902.
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''''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'''', June 25, 1899

...Alfred L. White is building two cottages to cost about $4,500 each. One of these will be occupied by the owner, while the other may be leased...
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''Forestry and Irrigation,'' [[http://books.google.com/books?id=ydrNAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA49&dq=%22Alfred+L.+white%22+saranac&hl=en&sa=X&ei=cm4KU6-NO6qqyAGjjICQBw&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22Alfred%20L.%20white%22%20saranac&f=false|February, 1902]]

New York State Forest, Fish, and Game Commission gave a hearing on an application to have declared void the purchase by the State, of 30.000 acres of land in Franklin county, near Upper Saranac and Tupper Lakes, for the [[School%20of%20Forestry%20of%20Cornell%20University|School of Forestry of Cornell University]]. This application was made by [[Eric%20P.%20Swenson|Eric P. Swenson]], representing an association of residents and property owners of Upper Saranac Lake. Ex-Gov. [[Levi%20P.%20Morton|Levi P. Morton]], [[Jules%20S.%20Bache|Jules S. Bache]], [[Sidney%20Colgate|Sidney M. Colgate]], [[Charles%20Peabody|Charles Peabody]], [[Isaac%20Seligman|Isaac N. Seligman]], [[F.%20S.%20Bangs|F. S. Bangs]], and Alfred L. White were among the signers of the petition. The association was represented by David Wilcox and [[John%20G.%20Agar|John G. Agar]], of New York city, and James F. Tracy, of Albany. Cornell University was represented by President J. G. Schurman, Dr. B. E. Fernow, Director of the School of Forestry, and State Civil Service Commissioner Cuthbert Pound.

The citizens' association charges that the purchase of the 30,000 acres of land is unconstitutional, and that the School of Forestry has exceeded its authority, even though the act were constitutional, by cutting down and selling the timber product of the land.

Dr. Fernow stated that his conduct of the school has been to demonstrate that the forests can be reproduced with a view to future earnings. He admitted that a contract had been entered into with a Brooklyn cooperage concern for a period of fifteen or twenty years, to utilize the timber cut from the lands. This timber was cut, he said, with a view of affording opportunity for scientific reproduction.

Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff said that the authorities of Cornell had evidently labored under a misapprehension as to what was intended when the school was authorized. He was a member of the Forest Preserve Board at the time of the purchase, and knew that Governor Black and the legislature had no intention of permitting any one to denude any part of the forests.

John G. Agar said that it is the intention of the school to practically denude the entire tract, which would be a great detriment, not only to neighboring property, but to the entire Adirondack region...
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''''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'''', July 11, 1909

Several of the campers on Upper Saranac Lake have launched speedy motor craft this season. Among them are Alfred L. White, at camp Rest-a-While; [[Robert%20Dunn%20Douglass|R. Dun Douglas]], at at [[Douglass%20Point|Douglas Point]]; [[John%20G.%20Agar|John G. Agar]], at [[Camp%20Gricoq|Camp Gricoq]] and [[A.%20B.%20Jenkins|A. B. Jenkins]].
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''''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'''', February 18, 1914

'''Alfred L. White'''

Alfred Livingston White of the real estate brokerage firm of William A. White & Sons, died on Monday at his home, 53 West Fifty-fourth street Manhattan. He was born in Boston in 1853, and had lived in Manhattan thirty-five years. Mr. White was a trustee of the Greenwich Savings Bank, vice president of the New York Plate Glass Insurance Company, one of the original trustees of the Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks, vice president of the Society for Christian Work of the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas, and a member of the board of control of the Reformed Dutch Church of America. He was a member of the Mayflower Society, the New England Society, the Union League Club and the Lawyers' Club.

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