Grand Lodge Directory Edw. M Ware 1112 Conrad St. N. Palestine, Texas Search this magazine for multiple mention of and correspondents of E. M. (Eward M.) Ware Source: Railway Carmen’s Journal, Volumes 23 and 24, 1918, Published at Kansas City, … Continue reading
Copy to your browser. https://books.google.com/books?isbn=1887932909, page 58 Source: Saleratus and Sagebrush, People and Places on the Road West, by Robert L. Monkres, Published by New Concord Press, Zanesville, Ohio, 2003 … Continue reading
Copy to your browser. https://books.google.com/books?isbn=1439622957, page 78 Images of America James City County, by Sara E. Lewis, Published by the Arcadia Publishing Co. 2009 … Continue reading
Copy to your browser. https://books.google.com/books?isbn=1439622957 page 30 Source: Images of America, James City County, by Sara E. Lewis, Published by Arcadia Publishing, 2009 … Continue reading
Tax Scale; $16.30 on $1000 Ware Albert 2 91 Source: History of the Town of Hubbardston, Worcester, Massachusetts, by Rev. J. M. Stowe, Published by Committee, 1881, p. 200 … Continue reading
here has also been, for several years, a Christian Endeavor Society at East Sullivan. Both societies in the town are conducted on the same plan. They meet on Sunday evenings, at the church at the Centre, and at Union Hall … Continue reading
District No. 1 Teachers: D. S. Ware –1852 Source: History of the Town of Sullivan New Hampshire 1777 -1917, Vol. 1, by Rev. Josiah Lafayette Seward, D. D. 1921, p.497 … Continue reading
John Quincy Adams Ware was the supply through the society’s official year, Jan. 6, 1851 to Jan. 5, 1852, preaching here only a part of the time. He lived and preached the remainder of the time at Marlborough. He was … Continue reading
There is one interesting and authentic account of a quite wonderful adventure with one of these formidable beasts, in which Joshua Osgood played a prominent part. Mr. Hayward thus tells the story, in his History of Gilsum (page 156): “Early … Continue reading
33. The Daniel Goodnow house, now occupied by L. H. Goodnow, with Mrs. M. A. Ware as a tenant. This place, like the rest of East Sullivan village, was a part of the original Nathaniel Mason farm (see No. 14). … Continue reading
