“WARE, Samuel Miller, Omaha, Neb.— Born Richmond Ky.; Ill. Wsl. U., 1879, B.A. and M.A.; Omaha U., D.D., ’92; McC.T. S., Chicago, ’84; Ord. May 6, ’84, Pby. of St. Louis; P. Ferguson, Mo., ’84-’87; P. Clinton, Mo. ’87-’90; P. … Continue reading
”HON. ALLISON B. WARE. Hon. Allison B. Ware, who is one of the best known and most eminently successful lawyers of the bar of Sonoma county, has been a resident of the city of Santa Rosa since taking up his … Continue reading
”Josiah Munroe, son of John H. and Susan (Ware) Munroe, was born Aug. 11, 1842, in Warren, R. I. He came to Fall River, Mass., in his youth, and ever afterward made this city his home. Learning the tailor’s trade … Continue reading
NEWMAN, Albert Henry: Theological Professor, author and editor. Born at Edgefield Co., South Carolina, U.S.A., Aug. 26, 1852. Educated at Mercer University, Georgia (B.A., In 1871, and M.A., In 1873); Rochester Theological Seminary (B.D., 1875); Graduate Student (Arabic and Greek, … Continue reading
BIOGRAPHICAL JOHN S. MILLER. Prominent among the energetic, far-seeing and successful business men of Sterling is John S. Miller, president of the First National Bank. There has not been a single esoteric phase in his career. On the contrary his … Continue reading
”REYNOLDS, WILLIAM ARCHIE, merchant, was born June 11, 1870, near Tuskegee, Macon County; son of William Job and Susan J. (Jordan) Reynolds, the former who was a native of South Carolina, came to Tuskegee at the age of fourteen years, … Continue reading
NEWMAN, HORATIO HACKETT, zoologist, and a native of Alabama, was born at Vilula, Russell County, March 19, 1875; son of Albert Henry and Mary Augusta (Ware) Newman, the former a native of Greenville, S. C., a theologian and author, and … Continue reading
”WARE, JONATHAN, member of the constitutional convention, of 1865, from Chamber County.” Source: History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography, Vol. 4, by Thomas McAdory Owen and Mrs. Marie (Bankhead) Owen, The S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1921, page … Continue reading
”WARE, MRS. JAMES (WARE), one of the pioneer workers of the Ladies’, Confederate, memorial association, Montgomery. She was a native of Columbus, Ga. Married: Dr. James Ware.” Source: History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography, Vol. 4, by Thomas … Continue reading
”MCKELL, Wlliam Thomas co. agrl. agt., Jonesboro, Ark. Asst. engin., L.&U.R.R., 1902-6; A.B.&A.R.R., 1906-7; chief engin., C.M.&P., 1907-8; resident engin., B&N.W.R.R., 1909-10.–b. Starkville, Miss., Sept 27, 1879; s. Jas. N. and Issabella W. (Ware) M.; reared on farm; m. Annie … Continue reading
