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In Varnell [1], the claim is made that White lived with her Cheyenne grandmother, Lucille Mae White. I think that is incorrect, as I believe that was her mother's name [2]. According to the 1920 census [3], the family was living with Lucy's mother, Louise Henderson. I see no evidence of the family ever living with a grandmother "White" and am wondering if it was the Henderson connection that was Cheyenne and thus related to Black Kettle, or was there really a grandmother White who was Cheyenne? Until another source is found, I omitted the possibly incorrect information from the biography. SusunW (talk) 23:54, 8 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]
