From the records of Isabelle Parish:

Orin DRAKE (86 yrs old in 1963) told us he has seen the gravestone of Brigham YOUNG'S mother here in this cemetery. It was back in a low spot, he thinks it is covered with dirt and leaves.

Albert and Daniel WHITE in 1795 settled one half mile west of Lansingville (called Teetertown in old days) and so the settlement was called White Settlement. They were brothers of the Rev. Alvard WHITE who was on this circuit in 1794.

A class (Methodist) was formed here and a log Church was built early in 1797 on the lot adjoining J. W. HAMILTON'S farm. This log church burned down in 1801. James KELSEY taught school in this building before he started preaching. A frame church was built in 1802 (34 by 36 ft.) and was the first frame church built in the Genesse Conference. This church was used until 1833 when a new brick church was built in Lansingville. The old church was sold to J. W. HAMILTON and the figures 1802 were plainly seen a year or two since (1879) but the growing tooth of time have removed them. It is now used as a barn after having held in its walls three annual conferences. The first July 14, 1814, Bishop MACKENDREE presiding; the second July 16, 1818, Bishop R.R. ROBERTS presiding; the third July 26, 1824 Bishop HEDDING, or HARDING, and Bishop GEORGE presiding. (Taken from History of Four Counties 1879)

There were five houses in that mile in 1868.