to Baltimore. Moses Andrews, born in Cecil County, Maryland, was his great, grandfather whose brother was the notable Rev. John Andrews (clergyman),D.D., all direct descendants of Anthony Andrews (High Sheriff of Rutland), England, father of Edward Andrews (High Sheriff of Rutland). Death Byron Andrews died on October 15, 1910. He is buried at the Highland Cemetery, Fort Mitchell, Kenton County, Kentucky, USA His publications The Eastern Conflict;Notes on the Russio-Turkish War.Published by Rhodes & McClure, Chicago, 1877. Biography of John A. Logan; and One of the People. Life and Speeches of William McKinley; With a Brief Sketch of Garrett A. Hobart.: The Facts about the Candidate, The Facts about the Candidate. Published 1904. The Story of Cuba; President Monroe and His Doctrine; Various historical and controversial pamphlets. Scholarship The Byron Andrews Scholarship Fund. A fund founded by Mrs. Belle Fisk Andrews, to provide scholarships "For ambitious and needy students, who desire to pursue courses in English, Latin, Journalism, History, Literature or Political Science." References 1852 births 19th-century American newspaper people American newspaper journalists Chicago Daily News people Hobart and William Smith Colleges alumni People from Argyle, Wisconsin Writers from Chicago Writers from Wisconsin 1910 deaths People from Evansville, Wisconsin