“Robert Lecky, eldest son of Dr. Robert and Marcella J. (Ralston) Lecky,was born in Richmond, June 9, 1870. He was educated in the public schools of Richmond, and early in his business life became interested in the fire insurance business … Continue reading
“CHARLES L. WARE, steam and power engineer of Lawrence, Massachusetts, was born in Frederickton, New Brunswick, November 5, 1875, son of Walter B. Ware, born in 1853, at Wrentham, Massachusetts, now engaged in the lumber business , and Eunice (Newcomb) … Continue reading
“John Quincy Adams Ware was the son of Capt. Benjamin and Martha (Chapin) Ware. He was born in Gilsum, December 17, 1822. When a youth, he was considered a young man of correct habits, strong to labor, of literary tastes, … Continue reading
“Walter H. Ware, son of Rev. John Q.A. and Emily (Heald) Ware, born in Addison Vt., April 25, 1859, is a machinist; resided in Milford. Married, Sept. 17, 1884, Hattie E.daughter of Calvin and Lizzie M. (Wheeler) Merrill, born in … Continue reading
“Edwin C. Ware, Son of Rev. John Q.A. and Emily (Herald), born in Marlborough, Oct. 8. 1852, was an engineer. Resided in Milford a few years, then removed to Kansas City, thence to Fort Madison, Ia., where he died May … Continue reading
“Walter W. Ware, one of the foremost agriculturists of Putney, is a man of great enterprise, good judgment and undoubted ability. He was born in Townshend, Vermont, in 1855, a son of the late William W. Ware. Joseph Ware, his … Continue reading
“GREELEY, William Bradford: Lawyer; b. Nashua, N.H., Nov. 1, 1859; s. Edward H. and Louisa M. (Ware) Greeley; grad. Dartmouth Coll., A.B., 1881; Columbia Univ., Washington, D.C. LL.B., 1887, LL.M., 1888; m. N.Y. City April 15, 1891, Sarah Nobel Burleigh … Continue reading
“Orin O. Ware was born in Wilmington, August 12, 1847, and was there reared and educated. Since early life he has been actively engaged in mercantile pursuits in Wilmington, where he has a large store, well stocked with general merchandise. … Continue reading
“In 1843, Norridgewock again furnished a Representative for her district at Washington, this time for two terms (1843-1845) (1849-1851). Mr. Cullen Sawtelle, son of Captain Richard and Sally (Ware) Sawtelle, was born in Norridgewock, September 25, 1805; graduated from Bowdoin … Continue reading
Sheriff Patrick or “Pat” Garrett was best know for killing Billy the Kid, as well as, other desperado’s in the American southwest. His career as a lawman began while he was working as a bartender in Lincoln County, New Mexico, … Continue reading
