Mary Ware

  Age did nothing to diminish the vitality and youthful vigor of Amarillo philanthropist Mary Ware. She water- and snow-skied and snorkeled until she was 75 and played tennis for another 10 years after that, her son Richard Ware remembered. … Continue reading →

Rev. Jared Ware Fox (1810 – 1898)

Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=FHcTAAAAYAAJ&dq=abigal%20ware&pg=RA5-PA47#v=onepage&q=abigal%20ware&f=false Source:  39th Annual Session, Minutes of the General Association of Congregational Churches of Kansas, Eagle Printing House, Wichita, Kansas, 1893, pages 47-8   … Continue reading →

Henry Edwin McGrew (1868 – )

“McGREW, Henry Edwin, educator: b. Le Grande, Ia., Mar. 4, 1868; s. D. D. and Alpha (Pearson) M.; grad. Friends’ Acad.. Le Grande, Ia., Capitol City Commercial Coll., Des Moines, Ia., 1890, Penn Coll., Oskaloosa, Ia., S. B., 1895, M. … Continue reading →

Edward A. Dawson (1853 – )

  “DAWSON, Edward A., member of the Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners, lives in Waverly, Bremer county, where he has built up an extensive law practice. His father, Edward Dawson, is a well-to-do farmer who was born near London, England, … Continue reading →

Francis Alden Ware (1850 – )

FRANCIS (Frank) ALDEN WARE, a prominent shoe dealer of Boston, residing in Somerville, well known in business and social circles, is a native of Baltimore, Md. Born April 12, 1850, son of Preston Ware, Jr., he is a lineal descendant … Continue reading →

Henry Ware Putnam (1847 – )

“PUTNAM, Henry Ware Harvard A.B. 1869, LL.B. 1871. Born in Boston, Mass., 1847 educated at the Roxbury Latin School, abroad, at Harvard 1869 and at the Harvard Law School; practises law in Boston , Overseer of Harvard; member of the … Continue reading →

Hugh Foster (1861 – )

“Foster, Hugh, A. B., A. M., ’81, insurance, Hernando, Miss. 1877, Foster’s; s. James Collier Foster and Jane Elizabeth Ware; b. Aug. 28, 1861; Teacher at Furman, 1 year, land in Miss, several years; m. Annie Holmes McClamroch, Hernando, Miss., … Continue reading →