”The War of the Revolution having thus begun, these resolutions did not fail to command general observance, and soon the most judicious measures were adopted to meet the coming struggle. All classes of citizens enlisted in the common defence, and … Continue reading
“…Four separate demands were made for these men, but without success; one on Lieutenant Sinclair, of the Chesapeake; one by the British consul, on the Mayor of Norfolk ; one on Captain Decatur; and one by Lord Erskine, the British … Continue reading
”At a meeting of the inhabitants of Charles County, held at the courthouse in Port Tobacco, on the 14th of June, ‘to deliberate on the effect and tendency of the Act of Parliament for blockading up the port and harbor … Continue reading
DO YOU LIKE LAMB? MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB, SHE SERVED IT ON A PLATTER! THOSE CHOPS WERE OH, SO GOOD, THE LEG, IT DIDN’T MATTER! BUT WHEN THE LEG IS FINALLY SERVED, YOU SERVE IT WITH A GARNISH. DRIBBLE … Continue reading
”FROM WILLIAM ROBERT WARE. New- York, January 4th, 1892. My dear Mrs. Gibbons, I went to the Missouri River for my Xmas, and have been so busy since I got back, making up for lost time, and answering the letters … Continue reading
FROM WILLIAM ROBERT WARE TO MRS. EMERSON. Assouan, Egypt, February 2d, 189o. “We have just heard of your great loss, and it seems as if I could think of nothing else. That is all there is to say, but it … Continue reading
Nies, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Harold 859 Bay Ridge Ave. …….–Bay Ridge 3018-w (Abby Huntington Ware) Y’99, Cc Reference Data: … Continue reading
”NOTES FROM VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. By special request from a member of the Alumnae Association, the list of members of the Granddaughters’ Club is here inserted. Members are as follows :—Maria Mitchell Champney, ’96 ; Helen Bishop, Elizabeth Bishop, Mary Evans … Continue reading
”BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE THREE YEARS ENDING DECEMBER, 1908 Ware, E.F., Topeka” Reference Data: … Continue reading
”DISPERSION OF THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE OF 1856. Talk given by Abby Huntington Ware,(1) before the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, held in Topeka. May, 1905. (Note 1.— Miss Ware, the daughter of Eugene F. Ware, of Topeka, was married to … Continue reading
