Rev. Jared Ware Fox (1810 – 1898)

Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=FHcTAAAAYAAJ&dq=abigal%20ware&pg=RA5-PA47#v=onepage&q=abigal%20ware&f=false Source:  39th Annual Session, Minutes of the General Association of Congregational Churches of Kansas, Eagle Printing House, Wichita, Kansas, 1893, pages 47-8   … Continue reading →

Henry Edwin McGrew (1868 – )

“McGREW, Henry Edwin, educator: b. Le Grande, Ia., Mar. 4, 1868; s. D. D. and Alpha (Pearson) M.; grad. Friends’ Acad.. Le Grande, Ia., Capitol City Commercial Coll., Des Moines, Ia., 1890, Penn Coll., Oskaloosa, Ia., S. B., 1895, M. … Continue reading →

JOHN H. WARE, JR. (1888 – 1963)

  John Ware (left) with his younger brother, Charles, in Philadelphia circa 1896. John H. Ware, Jr,  born in Philadelphia 1888. His entrepreneurial streak was apparent at an early age as he repaired things for neighbors for pocket money. His … Continue reading →

Eustace Monett Singleton (1864 – )

  “SINGLETON, Eustace Monett, M. D. of Marshalltown, was born January 17,1864, at Eyota, Olmsted county, Minnesota, where his parents, Joseph and Eliza Ware Singleton, still reside. Joseph Singleton came from England in 1850, and first settled at Ripon, Wisconsin, … Continue reading →

Edward A. Dawson (1853 – )

  “DAWSON, Edward A., member of the Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners, lives in Waverly, Bremer county, where he has built up an extensive law practice. His father, Edward Dawson, is a well-to-do farmer who was born near London, England, … Continue reading →