1841 -Listed in the Scottish Census taken on 7 Jun 1841 Parish: Arbroath The Abbey; ED: 1; Page: 12; Line: 1180:
Robert Sevsitdale [sic], 35, male, occupation grocer, born in Angus Co, living on Applegate with his wife, Elizabeth female, 40, born Angus, Scotland, daughter Ann, 10, flax spinner, born Angus Co, daughter Isabella, 7, born Angus, Scotland, son Robert, 2, born Angus Scotland, son Alexander, 5, born Angus, Scotland.

1851 Scotland Census, Parish 3 272, civil parish Arbroath, Angus Co, ed 14, page 14, household schedule #60, line 7, roll CSSCT1851_57, living at 22 Applegate:
Ann Teviotdale, 20, daughter, female, born St Vigeans, Angus, a flax spinner reeler:
Robert Teviotdale, 46
Ann Teviotdale, 20
Isabel Teviotdale, 18
Alexr S Teviotdale, 15
Robert Teviotdale, 12

-Ann contracted to marry Edward White on 9 May. The marriage is recorded on FHL film #993,332, Parish Records of Arbroath Parish, Co Angus, frame 1631, p71: 1851 Surname-White, Contract-May 9th, Parties' Names-Edward White, Millforeman, & Ann Teviotdale, both in this Parish, Marriage-May 30th.

1852 -Her son, Edward White Jr, was born 4 Jan in Arbroath, and baptised as an Episcopalian on 11 Jan.

1857 -Her daughter, Ann Esplin White, was born on 13 May at 6:20 PM at Ladyloan, Arbroath, Scotland. George Hay says in his book, "History of Arbroath," 941.31/A1H2h, pub 1876, on p416, "Ladyloan [street], like Ladybridge, takes its name from the chapel of Our Lady at Bridgend."

1859 -Her son, Alexander St Clair White, was born on 22 Jan at 3 PM at 71 Ladyloan, Arbroath, Scotland.

1861 -She is listed in the Scottish Census taken on 8 Apr 1861, FHL film #103,786, Angus Co, Arbroath Parish, regn dist 272, enum bk 22, p19, # of schedule 121 as: Eduard [sic] White, head of family, married, male, 31, mill overseer flax, born Forfarshire Arbroath, 3 children attending school, 15 rooms with one or more windows, living at 26 Ladyloan with his wife, Annie, married, female, 32, no occupation, born Fifeshire St Andrews, son, Eduard [sic], 9, scholar, born Forfarshire Arbroath, son Albert, 6, scholar, born Forfarshire St Vigeans, son, David, 5, scholar, born Forfarshire Arbroath, daughter, Ann, 3, born same, son, Alexander, 2, born same, and son, Alfred, 5 months, born same.

1862 -Her daughter, Amanda, was born on 23 Mar at 8:45 am at 26 Ladyloan, Arbroath.

1866 - She wrote her will. Disposition and Settlement by Ann Williamson Teviotdale, spouse of Edward White, Arbroath.
I, Ann Williamson Teviotdale residing in Arbroath spouse of Edward White Mill overseer Arbroath, for the love favor and affection which I have and bear to my said Husband and for other good causes and considerations Do hereby and in virtue of all my rights, powers and faculties Give, Grant Assign and Dispose to and in favor of the said Edward White if he shall survive me and his heirs and assignees whomsoever heritably and irredeemably All and Sundry the whole Means Estate and Effects heritable and moveable real and personal wherever situated or addebted Which shall belong and be addebted to me at the time of my decease or which I have or shall have power to dispose of with the whole Vouchers and Instructions of the said moveable and personal Estate and the Writs and Evidents of my said Heritable Estate; and particularly without prejudice to the said generally All and Whole that Area

1866 -She and her children emigrated from Scotland to the USA Arrival Date: 04 Oct 1866, Port of Departure: Glasgow, Scotland, Ship Name: Britannia, Port of Arrival: New York, Line: 36, Microfilm Roll: 272, List Number: 1120:
Ann White, 37, female, no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
Edward White, 13, male, no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
Albert White, 11, male, no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
David White, 9, male, no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
Ann White, 7, female, no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
Alexander White, 5, male, no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
Amander [sic] White, 3, male [sic], no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
William White, 2, male, no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
James White, 11 months, male, no occupation, destination unknown, origin Great Britian, in steerage
The family first lived in NY, where her last 3 children were born. Later, the family moved to Philadelphia.

1870 -Listed in the US Federal Census taken 23 July 1870, New York City, Ward 5 district 4, New York, roll M593-977, sheet 44, lines 24-34: family # 317, Edward White, 40, male, white, twine maker, owned no real estate, born Scotland, both parents foreign born, a male citizen [sic], living with:
wife Annie, 40, female, white, keeping house, born Scotland, both parents foreign born;
son Edward, 18, white, male, stonecutter, born Scotland, both parents foreign born;
son Albert, 17, white, male, stonecutter, born Scotland, both parents foreign born;
son David, 16, white, male, twine maker, born Scotland, both parents foreign born;
daughter Annie, 13, female, white, a waterfall maker, born Scotland, both parents foreign born;
son Alex, 12, white male, born Scotland, both parents foreign born; attended school;
daughter Amanda, 8, white female, born Scotland, both parents foreign born, attended school;
son Willie, 6, white male, born Scotland, both parents foreign born, attended school;
son Charles, 3, white male, born New York, both parents foreign born;
daughter Adeline, age 9/12, white female, born New York, both parents foreign born; born in May.

1880 -She is listed in the US Census taken on 7 June 1880 at the National Archives, roll 1186, PA, City and County of Philadelphia, e.d. 588, sheet 15, dwelling #112, family #118, line 21 as: Annie White, W, F, 51, wife, married, keeping house, born Scotland, father born Scotland, mother born England, living at 2001 N 12th St with her husband, Edward, daughter, Annie E, son Alexander, daughter Amanda, son William, son Charles, daughter Adle, and daughter Agnes.

1883 -Her daughter, Annie, died on 24 Aug and was buried in the White family plot at Mt Moriah Cemetery, Phila. They were living at 2048 N 11th St, Phila.

1892 -She died on 18 Nov and was buried in the White family plot, Section 17 lot 15, at Mt Moriah Cemetery, Phila. Her death is recorded at the Phila City Archives, 1892 death register, #10936, Ann W White, white, female, 64, married, died 18 Nov from asthma, J.W. Rogers, MD, born Scotland, residence ward 20, 2009 Camac, buried 21 Nov Mt Moriah. According to the records of Mt Moriah Cemetery, at the Penna. Historical Society, Phila, film 777:2, she was buried at Mt Moriah on 21 Nov, age 64, buried section 17, lot 15, SE corner, head north, permit #56106.

-Philadelphia Public Ledger, Saturday, 19 Nov 1892, p4, col 5:
WHITE.-On November 18th, 1892, ANNE W., wife of Edward White, Sr., aged 64 years. Funeral private on Monday at 1 o'clock from her late residence, 2009 Camac Street. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery.

-Philadelphia Public Ledger, Monday, 21 Nov 1892, p4, col 5:
WHITE.-On November 18th, 1892, ANNE W., wife of Edward White, Sr., aged 64 years. Interment private this day at 1 o'clock from her late residence, 2009 Camac Street. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery.

1893 - Her husband filed a petition to settle her estate. Pennsylvania probate record: Philadelphia, Wills #282-310, 1893:

1893- Pennsylvania Wills & Probate Records, 1683-1993, for Ann Williamson Teviotdale, Philadelphia, Wills, # 282-310, 1893:
P. 97: To William G Shields, Esq. Register of Wills and ex-officio Clerk of the Orphans’ Court for the City and County of Philadelphia, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In the matter of the probate of the last Will and Testament of Ann W White, formerly Ann W Teviotdale, dec’d. The Petition of Edward White respectfully showery that he is the Executor named in the last Will and Testament of Ann W White, formerly Ann W Teviotdale, dated 13 Jan 1866. That said Ann W White formerly Ann W Teviotdale was a resident of Philadelphia County State of Pennsylvania, and departed this life at number 2009 Camac Street in the county of Philadelphia and State of Penn. on Friday the 17 day of Nov 1892 at 3 o’clock a.m. The said testatrix was possessed of no personal property and real estate (less incumbrance) to the value of about $100. Therefore the said Edward White respectfully applies for probate of the said last Will and Testament and for letters testamentary thereon. Dated February 25th, 1893. Edward White Philadelphia County, ss. Edward White, named in the above application, being duly sworn and according to law, did
depose and that the matters and things set forth in the foregoing Petition are true to the best of his knowledge and belief. Swron and subscribed before me at Phila. Feby 27, 1893, Charles Irwin, Deputy Register. Signed Edward White, 1545 No. 13 Street.
P 98: #289 1893, Estate of Ann W Tevoitdale [sic] dec’d (Ann W White), Application for Probae and Letters Testamentary, filed Feb 27, 1893.
P. 99: Will:
I Ann Williamson Teviotdale residing in Arbroath spouse of Edward White Mill overseer Arbroath, for the love favor and affection which I have and bear to my said Husband and for other good causes and considerations Do hereby and in virtue of all my rights, powers and faculties Give, Grant Assign and Dispose to and in favor of the said Edward White if he shall survive me and his heirs and assignees whomsoever heritably and irredeemably All and Sundry the whole Means Estate and Effects heritable and moveable, real and personal wherever situated or addebted which shall belong and be addebted to me at the time of my decease or which I have or shall power to dispose fo with the whole Vouchers and Instructions of the said moveable and personal Estate and the Writs and Evidence of my said Heritable Estate, and particularly with prejudice to the said generally All and Whole that Area or pice of ground part of the Lands of Dishland lying on the Northwest side of Dishland Street measuring Forty four feet or hereby in front of the said Dishland Street and one hundred and ten feet or thereby backwards therefrom and measuring along the Northwest boundary Forty three feet six inches or thereby and consisting in whole of Seventeen poles and twenty-one and three fourth yards or thereby imperial measure as the said piece of ground was marked off and measured by Alexander Brown Land Measurer in Arbroath with which measurements above specified my said disponees shall be held to be satisfied. Bounded the said piece of ground by the ground feued to James Duncan on the Northwest, the Road of Nerfeel? Leading from Dishland Street to George Nightman’s feu on the Southwest, the ground feed to the said George Nightman on the Northeast the Road of Nerfeel leading from Dishland Street to George Nightman’s feu on the Southwest, the ground feed to the said George Nightman on the Northwest and the said Dishland Street on the Southeast parts; With free Ish? And Entry thereto by the streets belonging to the Superiors, the Trustees or Patrons under Deed of Mortification granted by the deceased John Covill of Broshock Bank Town Clerk of Arbroath so far as the same may be opened by them, all lying in the Parish of Saint Vigeans and County of Forfar upon which piece of ground above disposed William Adams formerly Groc?noa Builder in Arbroath and Alexander Menmiur Flaxdrsser in Arbroath erected a Double Dwelling House of two Stories and finished Attics and back buildings or aff? Houses. Together with the haill buildings erected and to be erected on said group d and my whole right title and interest in said subjects and others, but with and under the real burdens, stipulations, conditions, provisions and declarations contained in the Feu Charter of the Subjects specially before disposed granted by the said Trustees of Patrons in favor of the said William Adams and Alexander Menmuir which is dated the Twenty third and Twenty fourth days and Recorded in the Feu Particular Register of Sabine’s for Forfarshire the Twenty-fourth day all of March Eighteen hundred and sixty which burdens, stipulations, conditions, provisions and declarations together with the manner of Holding contained in the said Feu Charter are hereby specially referred to and this reference is in terms of said Feu Charter directed and appointed to be Recorded in the Register of Sabine’s. With Entry at my decease. To be Holden the said Lands Subjects nd others before disposed a me vel de me. And I hereby Resign the said Lands, Subjects and others for new Infeffment or Investiture. And I Assign the Writs, And I Assign the Rents from and after my decease; Declaring always that these presents are granted with and under the burden of payment of my Debts and Funeral Expenses, And of such Gifts, Legacies or Provisions.
Signed Ann W Tevoitdale.
P. 100: Page Second
Provisions as I may think proper to leave by any Deed or ? I may grant at any time during my life although not formally ? And I hereby Nominate and Appoint the said Edward White as sole Executor. And I hereby Revoke all former Settlements, made by me at any time heretofore. And I Reserve full power to Revoke presents as I may think proper. And I Dispense with the Deliv? And I Reserve my Life rent right of the haill premises and I ? Registration hereof and of any Codicils or additions hereto for present. In Witness Whereof these presents written on this and the preceding paper by James Greig Ferrier Clerk to James Duncan Winton ? In Arbroath are subscribed by me at Arbroath on the thirteenth day of January 1866 before Witnesses the said James Duncan Winton and James Ferrier Writer hereof.
Signed Ann W Tevoitdale {sic] and the two witnesses.
P. 101:
City and. County of Philadelphia
Register’s Office Feb 27 1893, Then personally appeared Edward White Jr and Alexander S White who being duly sworn according to law, say that they were well acquainted with Ann W Tevoitdale (wife of Edward White) the Testatris above named. In her lifetime, and are familiar with her signature, having frequently seen her write her name as well as other matters; that they have carefully examined the foregoing signature “Ann W Tevoitdale” to Will dated Jan 13, 1866 and verily believe it to be in her own proper handwriting. Sworn and subscribed before me, the date above. Signed by Edward White Jr and Alexander S White.
P. 102:
City and County of Philadelphia
Register’s Office, Feb 27, 1893, I do swear that as the Executor of the foregoing last will and Testament of Ann W Tevoitdale wife of Edward White, deceased. I will well and truly administer the goods and chattels, rights and credits of said deceased, according to law; and that I will diligently and faithfully regard and well and truly comply with the provisions of the law relating to Collateral Inheritances. That the said Testatrix died on the 17th day of Nov 1892 at 3 o’clock am. Sworn and subscribed before me the date above and letters testamentary granted unto him Signed Edward White 1545 North 13th Street
P. 103:
Be it Remembered that, on the 27 day of Feb 1893, before me, William G Shields, Register for the Probate of wills and granting Letters Testamentary and of Administration in and for the City and County of Philadelphia, after due proof and hearing had, according to the Laws of said Commonwealth, It is ordered and decreed that the last Will and Testament of Ann W Tevoitdale, wife of Edward White, be duly admitted to probate and filed in the Office of the Register of Wills.
P. 104:
Office of Register of Wills, City Hall Broad & Market Its, Philadelphia, Feb 27, 1893
I, Edward White the executor named in will of my deceased wife Ann W White formerly Ann W Teviotdale being duly sworn according to law says that J D Winton and J G Ferrier subscribing witnesses to the sayed [sic] will were a the time of signing residents of Arbroath, Forfar shire Scotland, that he is unable to prove their signatures or find any one who knows wether [sic] they are of living or deceased. Sworn and subscribed and signed by Edward White