Addison Ware

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The United States Treasury Register, 1879

CUSTOMS SERVICE. FLORIDA. Key West. E.L. Ware…..Deputy Collector…..Born, New Jersey…..Appointed, Florida….Employed, Key West…..Compensation, 2,000 00 Miscellaneous Branch. Addison Ware…Inspector…Born, Massachusetts…Appointed, District of Columbia…Employed New York… Compensation, p.d. 4 00 BUREAU OF PRINTING AND ENGRAVING. Laborer. Cleaner. Mrs. Louisa Ware….Born, Virginia….Appointed, … Continue reading →

Addison Ware

”President Belknap here read a few messages from absent ones, … A message was read from Addison Ware, Assistant Adjutant 4th Division, 17th Corps, New York, saying, ‘Here’s luck to all of Crocker’s Iowa Brigade.’ …” Reference Data:  

Addison Ware (1849)

”An Act to incorporate the Indian Orchard Railroad Corporation.  Be IT enacted, &c as follows: Section 1. Warren Delano, junior, Timothy W. Carter, corporators. Addison Ware, and Frederick A. Barton, their associates and successors, are hereby made a corporation, by … Continue reading →

The Official Register of the United States Civil Service Commission, 1881

POSTMASTERS – VIRGINIA. Ware’s Wharf….Essex County…..R.T. Ware…Compensation, 50.89 POSTMASTERS – VERMONT. Windham…..Windham, County….O.O. Ware…..Compensation, 391.48 South Fairlee….Orange County…..F.N. Ware….Compensation, 75.86 POST OFFICES – POSTMASTERS – OHIO. Frankfort….Ross County…..T.A. Ware….Compensation, 296.76 POST OFFICES – POSTMASTERS – ILLINOIS. Towanda….McLean County…..S.C. Ware….Compensation, 266.29 … Continue reading →

Addison Ware (1843)

”The Springfield Young Men’s institute was organized in October, 1843. The library numbered about 2,000 volumes. The officers for 1848 were John Mills, president; Ariel Parish, Erasmus D. Beach and Henry Morris, vice-presidents; Ephraim W. Bond, corresponding secretary; Samuel Bowles, … Continue reading →