s/o Frank George Webster and Mary Fidelia (Messinger) Webster
h/o Alyce Rogers, married 10 Oct 1901 in Brookline MA, widowed in 1938
h/o Edith S. (Rogers) Holden, married 29 Apr 1939 in Manhattan NY
His wives were sisters, daughters of Thomas L Rogers and Ella S (Nickerson) Rogers
Frank was a retired engineer from Stone and Webster Inc. and was active in NH wildlife conservation. He and his first wife built many bird sanctuaries. After retirement, he attracted a flock of ruby-throated hummingbirds to his home in Holderness NH, many that became tame enough to sit on his finger.
Sources: MA Death Index, The Boston Globe obituary January 26 1956, MA Marriage Record, NY Marriage License
h/o Alyce Rogers, married 10 Oct 1901 in Brookline MA, widowed in 1938
h/o Edith S. (Rogers) Holden, married 29 Apr 1939 in Manhattan NY
His wives were sisters, daughters of Thomas L Rogers and Ella S (Nickerson) Rogers
Frank was a retired engineer from Stone and Webster Inc. and was active in NH wildlife conservation. He and his first wife built many bird sanctuaries. After retirement, he attracted a flock of ruby-throated hummingbirds to his home in Holderness NH, many that became tame enough to sit on his finger.
Sources: MA Death Index, The Boston Globe obituary January 26 1956, MA Marriage Record, NY Marriage License
s/o Frank George Webster and Mary Fidelia (Messinger) Webster
h/o Alyce Rogers, married 10 Oct 1901 in Brookline MA, widowed in 1938
h/o Edith S. (Rogers) Holden, married 29 Apr 1939 in Manhattan NY
His wives were sisters, daughters of Thomas L Rogers and Ella S (Nickerson) Rogers
Frank was a retired engineer from Stone and Webster Inc. and was active in NH wildlife conservation. He and his first wife built many bird sanctuaries. After retirement, he attracted a flock of ruby-throated hummingbirds to his home in Holderness NH, many that became tame enough to sit on his finger.
Sources: MA Death Index, The Boston Globe obituary January 26 1956, MA Marriage Record, NY Marriage License
h/o Alyce Rogers, married 10 Oct 1901 in Brookline MA, widowed in 1938
h/o Edith S. (Rogers) Holden, married 29 Apr 1939 in Manhattan NY
His wives were sisters, daughters of Thomas L Rogers and Ella S (Nickerson) Rogers
Frank was a retired engineer from Stone and Webster Inc. and was active in NH wildlife conservation. He and his first wife built many bird sanctuaries. After retirement, he attracted a flock of ruby-throated hummingbirds to his home in Holderness NH, many that became tame enough to sit on his finger.
Sources: MA Death Index, The Boston Globe obituary January 26 1956, MA Marriage Record, NY Marriage License
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