This is a launchpad to genealogy sites that I maintain about the Wilhite family.
Use these quick links, or scroll down the page to view the detailed descriptions.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Benjamin Franklin Wilhoite was a son of Jeremiah Wilhoit and Susanna Yager. Visit this page to learn about his descendants. |
| Dr. Frederick Lee Wilhoit, a native of Greene County TN, practiced medicine in Louisville KY for many years. Visit this page to learn more about him and his ancestors. |
| John Welch Wilhoyte was a son of James A. and Margaret Catherine (Luckland) Wilhoyte. Visit this page to learn about his descendants and ancestors. |
| John Wesley Wilhoite was a son of Aaron Wilhoit and Mary Yager. Visit this page to learn about his descendants. |
| Obediah and Elizabeth (Neale) Willhite were the ancestors of many descendants, mostly in Henry County KY. Visit this page to learn about them and their descendants. |
| Samuel and Effie (Ballard) Wilhoyte and their children are described on this page, along with information about their ancestors. Visit this page to learn about them. |
| Walter Wightman Wilhoit died on 7 Apr 1940 in Louisville KY. He came to Kentucky from Greene County, Tennnessee. Visit this page to learn about him and his ancestors. |
| Zachariah Bluford Wilhoite was a son of Evans Wilhoite and Rhoda Aylor. We've divided his descendants into two groups. Visit this page to learn about the first six of his descendants. Or visit this page to learn about the last seven of his descendants. |
| Zachariah Shirley Wilhoite was a son of William Wilhoite and Elizabeth Shirley. Visit this page to learn about his descendants. |
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