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”Rev. Joseph K. Ware. —Oct. 15, 1827. The town voted to give a call to Rev. Joseph K. Ware to settle in the work of the ministry, offering him an annual salary of $500, with conditions similar to those agreed … Continue reading
Category Archives: Genealogy
”ROLLINS, Frank Waldron, eldest son of Henry and Frances H. (Morrill) Rollins, was born at East Holden, Maine, January 23, 1853, and raised in Ellsworth in the same state. The Ellsworth schools and the Boston Latin School fitted him for … Continue reading
”Ephraim Lombard Cheever, born in Boston, Sept. 5, 1831; removed to St. Louis, Missouri, where he married Ellen Ware. He was killed, Feb. 4, 1858, on the steamboat Col. Crossman, then commanded and in part owned by his brother Joshua … Continue reading
PAINE, TIMOTHY OTIS, son of Frederic and Abiel (Ware) Paine, was born in Winslow, Kennebec county, Maine, October 13, 1824. Having availed himself of the common school training in his native town, he prepared for college in the Waterville Liberal … Continue reading
”George Alonzo Abbott Teacher, 505 Hamllne St., Grand Forks, North Dakota. B. S.; A. M.. pro merito. 1896 ; Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1908 ; Phi Beta Kappa. Born, July 7, 1874, in Alma, Marion county, Illinois. Graduate … Continue reading
”Herman Goodwin Porter Minister, 372 N. Branciforte Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal. Ph. B. Born, January 9, 1874. Xenia, Kans. Entered North Indiana Conference ; transferred to St. John’s River Conference; superintendent Jacksonville District, St. Johns River Conference; centenary evangelist, 1919. … Continue reading
”JAMES F. McFARLAND. James F. McFarland, who has been engaged at farming throughout his active life, is at present residing on a valuable farm of sixty acres, southwest of Meridian in Ada county. He came to Idaho in 1902 from … Continue reading
”HON. LOUIS R. ADAMS. Hon. Louis R. Adams, residing at Rupert, is well known in banking circles and also as one of the prominent sheepmen of Minidoka county. Moreover, he has figured actively in connection with the public life of … Continue reading
”Ware—Mrs. Anna Ware was born in Schleitz, Germany, January 27, 1843 and died at Andover, N. Y., November 26, 1908. She was the daughter of Julius and Freddericke Heilman Hofer who came with their small family to this country about … Continue reading
”BACON, Albert Williamson, naval officer; b. Phila , Jan. 5, 1841; t. James Ware and Alice Ann (Riggs) B. : ed. pub. and pvt. schs. at Frankfort, Ky., and Phila. ; m. Washington, Jan. 23, 1873, Kate S. Stoughton. Apptd. … Continue reading