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BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL RECORD OF JAY AND BLACKFORD COUNTIES, INDIANA
The Lewis Publishing Company, 1887  - Page 884

        L.C. WARING, agent for the Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville
Railroad, at Hartford City, is one of the best and most trustworthy agents
in the employ of this company, and although a young man, has proved a
capable and practical manager of the interests entrusted to him. He holds
prominent positions in both railroad and business circles, and is one of
the popular young men in the social circles of Hartford City. He was born
in Darke County, Ohio, January 25, 1862, a son of J.L. and Patience (Clary)
Waring, who were of English ancestry. When he was five years of age his
parents moved to Columbus, Mississippi, where he was reared. He was
educated at home by a governess. When but a youth he entered the employ of
the railroad company as a checkman, and from this position was promoted to
a clerkship in the general freight offices of the company, and from here
was advanced to the control of the Hartford City office.