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Mrs. Elizabeth L. Ware

Posted on March 6, 2012 by VickiMarch 6, 2012avatar
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“Among other interesting appointments of students who were in the course for advisers of women and girls during 1919-20 are the following: …Mrs. Elizabeth L. Ware, dean of women and head of English department, State Normal School, Albion, Idaho.” Reference … Continue reading →

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Elizabeth Ware

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“BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED. Bills were introduced, read the first and second times by unanimous consent, and referred as follows: By Mr. Smith of Arizona: …A bill (S. 3304) granting a pension to Elizabeth Ware; to the Committee on … Continue reading →

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Elizabeth Ware

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“AN ACT for the divorce and change of name of Elizabeth Ware. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the marriage contract heretofore exisiting between Elizabeth Ware and her husband James Ware, be, and … Continue reading →

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Mrs. Elizabeth C. Ware

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“The new undertaking was of course very costly, but this consideration did not deter Mrs. Elizabeth C. Ware and her daughter Miss Mary L. Ware, of Boston, from authorizing extended contracts with the artists for their entire output of flower-models. … Continue reading →

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Elizabeth C. Ware

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“BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND. Bequests To Hospitals. — The will of the late Samuel B. Symouds, of Beverly, recently proved in the Essex County Court, bequeathes $1,000 to the Beverly Hospital. By the will of the late Elizabeth C. Ware … Continue reading →

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Elizabeth Ware

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“William Weare, of Boston, shoomaker.—Will,. 26 March 1656. Vnto my dau. Sarah Weare after her mothers death, my house in Boston, with all y’ doth appertaine vnto it; my house, Barne, Orchard & Garden in Dorchester, and all my goods, … Continue reading →

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Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ware

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“The docks formerly occupied by the Robert Law Coal Company at the northwest corner of the north branch of. the Chicago river and Division street, 417×262, have been purchased by the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, title having been taken … Continue reading →

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Elisabeth Ware

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“MY PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF DR. CRAWFORD W. LONG By JOS. JACOBS, Phar. D. Atlanta, Georgia On his removal from Jefferson, Ga., to Athens, Ga., in the year 1851, Dr. Long, in association with his brother, Dr. H. R. J. Long, … Continue reading →

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Edith Ware

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UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER, COLO. (THETA BETA) 1918: 1920: …Edith Ware Reference Data: … Continue reading →

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Mrs. Edith A. Ware

Posted on February 17, 2012 by VickiFebruary 17, 2012avatar
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HERDS SLAUGHTERED WITHIN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS On Account Of Foot And Mouth Disease And Appraised Value. March 16, 1915. KNOX COUNTY. Edith A. Ware, Yates City…..63 cattle…..65  hogs……One-Half of Appraised Value, $401.00 By Whom Buried, To Mrs. Edith Ware … Continue reading →

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