“Frank Theodore Reed, son of Charles G. and Lucella P. (Ware) Reed, was born in Worcester, Oct. 19, 1859; fitted for college at Friends School, Providence, R. I. A. C, Scientific Course, 1877, one term. Address unknown.” Source: Biographical Record … Continue reading
“ELIZABETH BODFISH (CLARKE) Instructor; M. S., 1917; b. O 31,1891 Bridgewater, Mass.; d. David Lewis (b. Ja. 19, 1864. Wareham. Mass.) and Winifred (Ware) Bodfish. (b. D 19, 1860, North Anson, Me.) Prepared in Palmer (Mass.) H. S.: Northfield Sem. … Continue reading
“UTTER, G. S., Printer and Publisher of Richmond Gazette, Richmond, McHenry Co., Ill.; born in Penn Yan, N. Y., 1835; served in the Fortieth Wis. Vols.; wife’s maiden name Fannie Ware.” Source: Biographical Directory of the Tax-Payers and Voters of … Continue reading
“Timothy Johnson, son of Ebenezer Allbee, was born in Rockingham, Vermont, December 10, 1792, and died at Fairlee, Vermont, August 9, 1874. He was educated in the district schools and throughout his active life followed farming. He married (first) Fannie … Continue reading
“Dr. William Wood was a native of Swansey. He practiced medicine In Dighton for many years. His name has been mentioned In the list of collectors of customs for the port of Dighton. He died Jan. 17, 1831, In the … Continue reading
“Isaac M. Currier, of Bangor, is a son of William and Nancy (Henderson) Currier. They had eight children, of whom Isaac is the oldest. He was born October 29, 1816. His father was a manufacturer of linseed oil; he died … Continue reading
Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=6VmY6qbkjeIC&lpg=PA101&dq=ann%20ware&pg=PA101#v=onepage&q=ann%20ware&f=false http://books.google.com/books?id=6VmY6qbkjeIC&lpg=PA101&dq=ann%20ware&pg=PA102#v=onepage&q=ann%20ware&f=false Source: Charleston Furniture, 1700-1825, by E. Milbuy Burton, Published by the Charleston Museum, 1955, pages 101-2
“MRS. MARION B. WARE, Manufacturer of Mattresses and Fillings—Dealer in Feathers, Pillows, etc.—Tatnuck, Near Corner of Pleasant and Chandler Streets. This enterprise was started by Mr. J. E. Ware at Ashland in 1875. He subsequently removed to Worcester, where for … Continue reading
“Z. C. Palmer, born in Nobleboro, March 22, 1843, was the fifth child of E. R. Palmer. His father was born in Nobleboro, Lincoln county, Maine, in 1805, and in 1859 moved to Aroostook county. After remaining there one year, … Continue reading
“MAYO, CHARLES, born Brewster, Feb. 10, 1809. son of John and Lydla (Laha) Mayo, died Olathe, Kan., Jan. 2, 1859; at the age of eighteen he commenced teaching, at twenty voyaged to Labrador, then studied medicine one summer; in 1831 … Continue reading
