These entries have been coded for James White entries post-1820 (distinguishing him from James White who
was Lamb's friend and died in 1820; and from James White of Isleworth). This James White may be identical with James White of Isleworth (see entry).
However, the relative consistency with which Godwin continues to enter both James White and White of Isleworth as different
contacts suggests that he was distinguishing them.
That said, the final entry
to James White is the death of James White of Isleworth! This suggests that they are identical, or that Godwin switches at
some point in the
1830s from Isleworth to Jas White, or that the final entry gives his full name and shows why Godwin has needed to distinguish
them.
See the entry for James White of Isleworth.
