Henry G. Ware (1894 – )

“WARE, Henry G. co. agrl., Tulia, Tex.  Teach, public schs., Tex 2 yrs.; asst. supt. Tex. Exp. Sta., 1 yr.; stock farmer; 5 yrs. Mechanical instr. U.S. Army, 7 mos. (An. husb.).–b. Kemp, Tex., Sept. 26, 1894; s. Jas. J. … Continue reading →

Calvin Emmons Park (1811 – 1895)

”PARK, Calvin Emmons. s Calvin and Abigail (Ware) b Providence RI Dec 30 1811. MA Amh 1835. prep private sch Providence RI; Brown 1827-28; Amh 182831.Taught Weymouth 1831l-32; Andover TS 1832-35; tutor Amh 1835-37; ord Waterville Me Oct 31 1838; … Continue reading →

Robert William Brennecke (1908 – )

‘BRENNECKE, Robert William, s Robert H and Fannie Morgan (Ware) b Utica NY Dec 8 1908. Delta Tau Delta. prep Moravian Prep Sch; Franklin & Marshall Acad. Tchr Somera Coll Bermuda 1931-32; sales Martin Travel Bur NYC 1932-34; Nat WLB … Continue reading →

William W. Ware (1867 – )

William W. Ware. One of the most enterprising merchants it has ever been the good fortune of Fairmount to claim as a citizen is William W. Ware, head of a large establishment dealing principally in buggies, harness and heavy farm … Continue reading →

John Coleman Carmichael (1861 – )

”JOHN COLEMAN CARMICHAEL, of Birmingham, Ala., chancellor of the northwestern division of Alabama, was born in Orrville. Ala., July 2, 1861. He is the son of Dugald and Caroline (Coleman) Carmichael; the former, a native of Marion district, S. C, … Continue reading →

Benjamin Well Spear (1822 – )

Dr. Benjamin Well Spear, a former prominent physician, and at this time a leading fruit grower and fruit dealer of Mahoning county, is a native of Pennsylvania, born in the town of Mt. Jackson, Beaver county, that state, on the … Continue reading →

Perlee W. Scott (1860 – )

“PERLEE W. SCOTT (seventieth district), born at Kirksville, Iowa, 1860. Father was Irish and mother Pennsylvania Dutch. Attended Garden Grove Academy (Iowa) and Parsons College (Iowa). Worked on farm when a boy and young man. Taught school, and studied law. … Continue reading →

William Baxter Pendleton Gaines (1808 -1891)

“GAINES, WILLIAM BAXTER PENDLETON (1808 -1891).  William Baxter Pendleton Gaines, planter and legislator, was born on September 17, 1808, in Abbeville, South Carolina, son of Benjamin P. and Elizabeth (Ware) Gaines.  He taught school in Marengo County, Alabama, until 1832 … Continue reading →

Horace E. Potter (1858 – )

“HORACE E. POTTER, M.D., has been located at Clifton for over thirty years, and besides his successful associations with the profession is a man of high standing and wide repute for his active relations with community affairs. Doctor Potter came … Continue reading →

Fannie Seymour Ware Wallace (1852 – )

“WALLACE, Fannie Seymour Ware (Mrs. George Addison Wallace) 146 Lafayette Av., Buffalo, N.Y. Teacher; b. Niagara Falls, Dec. 1, 1852; dau. Dr. Charles Seymour and Helen A. (Turner) Ware; ed. Buffalo State Normal School, 1874 (valedictorian); m. Titusville, Pa, July … Continue reading →