“BAILEY, Frederic Ware: Pianist, organist, conductor, teacher; b. Worcester, Mass. Apr. 3, 1879, s. Henry D. and Ella E. (Ware) B.; stud piano, harmony, counterpoint, organ w. W.W. Farmer, piano teacher w. Mrs. A.M. Virgil in New York; m. Mary … Continue reading
“Edward Brooks Hall, son of Nathaniel Hall and Joanna Cotton Brooks (a lineal descendant of Rev. John Cotton), was born in Medford Mass., on September 2, 1800, the third in a family of five children:… He was named from his … Continue reading
“FRANCIS, Albert J., president Francis Construction Co,; born in Alexandria Ky., Jan. 4, 1871; son of Charles and Sarah (Ware) Francis; educated in public schools; married, Covington, Ky., 1894, Nettie Bressman; one son: Bert. Learned carpenter’s trade under father, who … Continue reading
“ROSENHEIM, Robert Faist, millinery merchant; born, St. Louis, July 12, 1861; son of Morris and Matilda (Ottenheimer) Rosenheim; educated in the public schools of St. Louis, and for six years in Frankfort-on-the-Main and Stuttgart, Germany, until 1877; married, St. Louis, … Continue reading
“YOUNG, Anthony Obediah, physician; born on farm near Butler, Montgomery Co., Ill., Dec. 25, 1868; son of William Albion and Mary Ellen (Ware) Young; educated in district schools, Butler, Ill., Bunker Hill (Ill.) Academy, Brown’s Business College, Jacksonville, Ill., Bryant … Continue reading
“WARE, Charles Edward, manager railroad department Buxton & Skinner Printing Co.; born, St. Louis, Mar. 23, 1850; son of Joseph E. and Evelyne (Cray) Ware; educated in public schools; married, St. Louis Co., June 25, 1874, Eliza Bissell (deceased); four … Continue reading
“WARE, J. Allen, railway construction; born in Salem County, N.J., Mar. 5, 1845; son of Clement A. and Lydia (Allen) Ware; educated in public schools; widower; children: J. Allen Jr., Mrs Lydia Borton. Engaged in railroad tie business in Jefferson … Continue reading
“Gordon Ware was born Sept. 21, 1886, and prepared for College at Milton Academy. Gifted with a love of sport, a keen mind, and a brilliant sense of humor, combined with great charm of personality, he quickly made a host … Continue reading
Transcription of a Kentucky Letter Written Prior to 1830 From Lucy Ware Webb to her Niece, Sally Ware Stribling © Research & transcription by Judy C. Ware 2009 The following letter provided not only a wealth of family information, but … Continue reading
“FREDERICK FLOOD, Superintendent of water supply Vandalia Railroad, Effingham, was born on the high seas and has been told that his birth occurred on board an English man-of-war or transport on British waters about 1820 or 1830. His father Daniel, … Continue reading
