William Reynolds Ware, (1859 – )

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Edward Ware Barrett Sr. (1866 – 1922)

”EDWARD WARE BARRETT, president of the Birmingham Age-Herald company and editor of that paper, was born in Athens, Ga., Sept. 4, 1866. He is a son of Thomas Glasscock and Grace Arrington (Ware) Barrett. He was reared in Augusta, Ga., … Continue reading →

Benjamin Leon Wyman (1856 – )

DR. BENJAMIN LEON WYMAN, A. M., of Birmingham, Ala., was born Aug. L 1, 1856, at Tuscaloosa, Ala. …Dr. B. L. Wyman obtained his early education at Tuscaloosa, Ala. His father taught him at home for two years. When about … Continue reading →

William S. Biddle (1865 – )

WILLIAM S. BIDDLE, M. D., of Haleyville, was born at Normandy Station, Bedford county, Tenn., Feb. 15, 1865. His paternal grandparents, Samuel and Sallie (Quinn) Biddle, came to Alabama at an early date and settled near Fort Payne, De Kalb … 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 →

Charles Franklin Coffee (1847 – 1935)

Added by: BluMoKitty Find A Grave photo ”COFFEE, CHARLES F., of Chadron, Neb., ranchman and banker, was born in Dade county, Mo., March 22, 1847, son of John T. and Harriett E. (Ware) Coffee. John T. Coffee was a native … Continue reading →

Nathaniel W. Colton (1836 – )

10th Mass. Infantry. Nathaniel W. Colton. Mustered in, June 21, 1861. Discharged, October 5, 1862. Address, Veterans’ Home, Napa Co., Cal. Born.in West Springfield, Mass., November 3, 1836. His father was Chauncey Colton, of Long Meadow, who removed to Oakham … Continue reading →

Eward Franklin Ware (1835 – 1861)

”15th Mass. Infantry. Edward Franklin Ware. Mustered in, July 12, 1861. Died in the service. Born August 28, 1835, in Oakham, son of Archibald and Caroline Cutler (Cooley) Ware. His father was son of Archibald Ware, who came to Oakham … Continue reading →