Androscoggin County ME Archives Biographies.....Warren, Frederick Morris 1859 - 
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Author: Everett S. Stackpole

   PROF. FREDERICK MORRIS WARREN, the oldest child of John Quincy and Ellen
Maria (Cary) Warren, was born in Durham June 9th, 1859. His father dying in
1863, his mother married the Rev. Wm. H. Haskell in the fall of 1864 and moved
with her husband and son to Westbrook (now Deering, Woodford's Corner) Maine, in
1865. The latter attended school at Casco St. Vestry (Miss Hall's) in Portland,
the district schools at Woodford's and of Falmouth, to which town his parents
moved in Jan. 1869. In the autumn of 1872 he was sent to Phillips Academy,
Andover, Mass., where he graduated in 1875. After a residence in France and
Germany (attending M. Cuillier's school in Paris for a year and living in
Hanover with a private family) he entered the Freshman Class of Amherst College
in April, 1877, and graduated as A. B. in 1880. The year following he was a
student and private tutor in Amherst. In August, 1881, he was appointed
Instructor in Modern Languages at Western Reserve College, Hudson, Ohio, and
when that Institution moved to Cleveland in 1882 and became Adelbert College of
Western Reserve University, he was retained in the same position in Cleveland
for one year. The academic year 1883-1884 was passed as a graduate student at
Johns Hopkins University, the years 1884-1886 at the Sorbonne, College de France
and l'Ecole des Chartres in Paris. In 1886 he was appointed Instructor in French
at Johns Hopkins University. In June, 1887, he took the degree of Ph. D. at the
same institution, and, continuing there as instructor, was made Associate in
Modern Languages in 1888. In 1891 he was appointed Professor of Romance
Languages in Adelbert College of Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio,
which position he now holds. He was married in Baltimore, June 8th, 1892, to
Estelle Ward Carey, daughter of James Carey Jr., of Baltimore (deceased) and
Martha (Ward) Carey of Richmond Co. Virginia. On June 24, 1894, a daughter,
Martha Stockbridge, was born and on October 18, 1896, a son, James Carey.

   Besides various contributions to scientific periodicals and magazines he has
edited several French texts for class use, and is the author of "A Primer of
French Literature," 1889 (D. C. Heath & Co., Boston) and "A History of the Novel
Previous to the Seventeenth Century," 1895 (Henry Holt & Co., New York).


Additional Comments:

Part of Chapter IX.
A FEW OUT OF MANY

Extracted from:

HISTORY OF DURHAM, MAINE
WITH GENEALOGICAL NOTES.

BY EVERETT S. STACKPOLE.

PUBLISHED BY VOTE OF TOWN.

LEWISTON: PRESS OF LEWISTON JOURNAL COMPANY. 
1899.


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