White Anglo-Saxon Protestant
Descendants of colonial-era immigrants from the British Isles--especially England, but also from Wales and Scotland (irrespective of the fact that Scots and Welsh people are predominantly descended from Celts, not descendants of Angles and Saxons)--who belonged to the
Presbyterian, Congregationalist, and
Episcopalian (Anglican) denominations of
Protestantism.
The term is redundant because all Anglo-Saxons are white.