“Richard Wyatt… was born Jan 1, 1762 and died June 12, 1845,” at the home of his daughter Anne. “He served creditably in the Revolutionary war” (He attained the rank of Captain in the Continental Army.) “leaving school and enlisting … Continue reading
“WARE, Moses Everett, is the son of Leonard and Sarah Anna (Minns) Ware, and was born in Boston, August 4, 1841. After graduating from Roxbury high school in 1858, he went into the counting-room of Wyman & Arklay, importers of … Continue reading
“John, son of Asa Worden, was born in Connecticut, March 1802 and died in Marlboro, in 1885. He was four years old when he came with his parents to Vermont. He attended the public schools of Marlboro and followed farming … Continue reading
“James M. Cunliff, son of Joseph Cunliff, was born in Providence, Rhode Island, 1812. He was educated there and learned the textile business , in which his father was engaged. He became a very prominent mill agent at Centerdale, Rhode … Continue reading
“WILLIAM L. COBB, farmer; P.O. Kilbourne; is a native of St. Clair Co.; born May 11, 1833. His father was a native of North Carolina, born in 1804 and died in 1877; he came to the State as early as … Continue reading
“Achillies, the son of Richard Eubank and great-grandfather of William Z. Eubank, was the pioneer of the family in Kentucky, from Bedford County, Virginia, whence he came with Daniel Boone. When still little more than an youth he had fought … Continue reading
“George W. Ware was born in Wesminister, Worchester county, Mass., June 30, 1836. Received his early education in the public schools of his town, and is a graduate of the High School there. He completed his literary education in the … Continue reading
“WILLIAM F. WARE. Mr. Ware was born in Richmond Ky., 1841. Learned printing while a boy. Enlisted in Co. D of the Twenty-first Kentucky Infantry; was mustered out as Second Lieutenant in 1865. He married Miss Anna Craig in … Continue reading
“Beyond the shadow of a doubt the most promising figure upon the American stage to-day is Helen Ware. This exceptionally talented young player has been progressing in Broadway theatricals for the past five years, showing constant growth and development with … Continue reading
“HALL, RICHARD SMITH, lawyer, Omaha, Neb., son of Agustus and Jane B. (Smith) Hall, was born in Batavia, N.Y., in Nov., 1855. His father, appointed chief justice of Nebraska by President Buchanan in 1858, at once moved to the territory … Continue reading
