Eustace White was a 16th-century Catholic priest born in Louth, Lincolnshire. After converting to Catholicism in 1584, he traveled to Rome, where he was ordained in 1588. He eventually returned to England to perform religious ministry, which led to his arrest in Dorset in 1591. Following his imprisonment in Bridewell Prison and suffering torture authorized by the Privy Council, he was executed at Tyburn. He is recognized as one of the Forty English Martyrs.