Frank J. Runyon (1862 – )

“FRANK J. RUNYON, M. D. Well established vantage place as one of the representative physicians of northern Tennessee is that held by Dr. Runyon, who is engaged in the successful practice of his profession, at Clarksville, the thriving capital and … Continue reading →

Joseph Todhunter Ware (1886 – )

”WARE, Joseph Todhunter, 1176 Eleventh Ave. So., Birmingham, Ala. –R.S. Andr. Ch., Birmingham, Ala., 1918–.  b. Baltimore, Md., July 29, 1886; s. Charles Howard Ware and Albertina (Todhunter).  Joh. Hop. Un., A.B., 1907; Theol. Sem., Va., B.., 1911.  D-1910, P–1911. … Continue reading →

Edward James Ware (1859 – 1918)

  “EDWARD JAMES WARE entered college in July, 1877, after preparing under a private tutor at Sing Sing (now Ossining), New York, and graduated with the class of 1881.  He was born June 16, 1859, in New York City, his … Continue reading →

Mary Ware Dennett

Source:  Prensa, April 30, 1929, p.6 “DENNETT, Mary Ware (Mrs. Hartley Dennett), 505 Fifth Av., N.Y. City. Sec. Nat. Suffrage Ass’n; b. Worcester, Mass.; dau. George Whitfield and Livonia (Ames) Ware; ed. Boston public schools, Miss Capen’s School for girls, … Continue reading →

Frederic Ware Bailey (1879 – )

“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 →