Hal Foster (1858 – )

“Foster, Hal, A. M., physician, Kansas City, Mo. 1877, Foster’s, Tuscaloosa Co.; s. James Collier Foster and Jane Elizabeth Ware; b. July 7, 1858; M. D., U. of N. Y.” Source:  A Register of the Officers and Students of the … Continue reading →

David Lewis Whetstone (1848 – 1872)

“Whetstone, David Lewis, merchant, Montgomery. 1863, Autaugaville; s. William D. Whetstone and Ann Louisa Houser; b. Aug. 15, 1848; m. Mary Ware, Montgomery, 1871; d. Nov., 1872.” Source:  A Register of the Officers and Students of Alabama University, 1831-1901, by … Continue reading →

Young Hardy Foster (1844 – 1893)

“Foster, Young Hardy, teacher and planter, Quitman, Miss. 1862, Foster’s; s. J. Collier Foster, Tuscaloosa, and Jane Elizabeth Ware; b. March 15, ,844; Private, Rucker’s Brigade, Cav., C. S. A.; m. Ann Cornelia Foster, Foster’s, 1876; d. in Miss., Aug. … Continue reading →

Curtis John McCoy (1886 – )

“McCOY, Curtis John, Box 423; res. 702 State St., Emporia, Kan. Municipal Contractor; b. Hiawatha, Kan.. June 19, 1886; s. Curtis A. and Elizabeth J. (Tully) McCoy; ed. common and high schools, Hiawatha, Kan.; B.S., Kan. Univ., 1909; Phi Delta … Continue reading →

Claude Orand Streeter (1884 – )

“STREETER, Claude Orand, Graton and Knight Mfg Co., Worcester; res. Shrewsbury, Mass. Mech. Engr; b. Worcester, Mass., Mar. 1, 1884; s. Selden Alvertus and Harriet Cecelia (Ware) Streeter; prep, edn in public schools of Worcester; Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard Univ., … Continue reading →

Edmund Rhett Taber, Jr. (1883 – )

“TABER, Edmund Rhett, Jr. Mountain Creek, Ala. Mining Engr; b. Charleston, S. C, July 4, 1883; B. Edmund Rhett and Marie Matilde (Rhett) Taber; original Taber of note was a physician who was knighted for curing a king of a … Continue reading →

Edmond Ware Warburton (1861 – )

“WARBURTON, EDMOND WARE, was born October 3, 1861, in James City county, Virginia, and his parents were Robert Warburton and Martha Ware, his wife. Both his father and mother came of families settled at a very early period in the … Continue reading →

Joseph Henry Allen (1820 – 1898)

“ALLEN, Joseph Henry, clergyman, educator and author, was born in Northborough, Worcester CO., Mass., Aug. 21, 1820, son of Joseph and Lucy Clark (Ware) Allen. His father came of a Scotch family, which was among the earliest settled at Medfield, … Continue reading →