Frank Austin DeWitt (1864 – )

“DEWITT, FRANK AUSTIN, Newfane.  Banker.  Born Elyria O., Feb. 9, 1864; son of Rollin Converse and Charlotte P. (Birchard) DeWitt.  Educated in the public schools of Elyria, and Eastman’s Business College.  In 1898 married Lena Ware of Hillsboro, Ill.; they … Continue reading →

Rollin Milo Pelton (1865 – )

“PELTON, Rollin M., Richford.  Physician.  Born Highgate, Sept. 26, 1865; son of Lyman E. and Julia (Ware) Pelton.  Educated in public schools of Highgate, and graduated from the University of Vermont Medical Department, class of 1888.  In 1893 married Susie … Continue reading →

Charlotte Barrell Ware (1862 – )

“WARE, Charlotte Barrell (Mrs. Robert Allison Ware). The Warelands, Highland Lake Station, Norfolk, Mass. Dairy farmer: b. New Bedford, Mass, May 11, 1862; dau. James Swan and Caroline (Burns) Barrell; ed. Cambridge public schools, classical dep’t high school, Boston Univ., … Continue reading →

Alice Holdship Ware (1872 – )

“WARE, Alice Holdship (Mrs. Edward T. Ware), Atlanta University, Atlanta, Ga. Born Pittsburgh, Pa., 1872; dau. Henry and Maria (Irwin) Holdship; ed, private tutors, Capen School, Nothhampton, Mass; Smith Coll., non-graduate because of travel in Europe for several years; m. … Continue reading →

Alice Maxwell Lamb (1863 – )

“UPDEGRAFF, Alice Maxwell Lamb (Mrs. Milton Updegraff), 1719 Thirty-fifth St., Washington D.C. Born Madison, Wis., 1863; dau, Frances Jones and Ellen (Ware) Lamb; ed. Univ of Wis., ILL.”84; M.L. ’85; special honors in German (me. Delta Gamma); m. Madison Wis., … Continue reading →

Jonathan Ware Butterfield (1838 – )

“BUTTERFIELD, JONATHAN WARE, born Andover, N.H., Feb. 24, 1838, son of Samuel Butterfield, an attorney of Andover, N.H., by wife Mary B. (Ware) Butterfield; educated public schools Andover, Colby Academy, New London, N.H., and Dartmouth a short time; admitted bar … Continue reading →

Crawford Williamson Long (1815 – 1878)

“LONG, Crawford Williamson, physician, was born in Danielsville, Ga., Nov. 1, 1815, son of James and Elizabeth (Ware) Long, and grandson of Capt. Samuel Long, an officer in the American army in the Revolution, who served under Lafayette at Yorktown.  … Continue reading →

James A. Busby (1871 – )

“BUSBY, James A., one of the successful farmers and stockraisers of Butler Grove Township, was born near Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Ill., December 15, 1871, a son of Francis M. and Ruthanna (Wagner) Busby, natives of Kentucky and Rush County, Ind.  … Continue reading →