
“The small white house, also belonging to the Ware estate, was once a blacksmith’s shop, owned by Frank Daniels…” Reference Data: … Continue reading

“The small white house, also belonging to the Ware estate, was once a blacksmith’s shop, owned by Frank Daniels…” Reference Data: … Continue reading

“… Mr. Sheridan’s at the junction of Oakland Street and Brookside Road, where across the road,tradition says, is the old spring used by Maugus. This is probably part of property which in 1833 the town of Needham sold to Isaac … Continue reading

“… the Captain Reuben Ware house on Walnut Street, now owned by the Millers;…” Reference Data: … Continue reading

“Other existing Ware houses are the Reuel Ware house built by Daniel Ware on Brook Street, now owned by Robert H. Monks;…” Reference Data: … Continue reading

“The house on the west side of Washington Street in Wellesley Hills Square, owned by George Dexter Ware, has been in this branch of the family for years. It was built by George Hoggs, cousin of the one who kept … Continue reading

“The house now owned and lived in by Richard Cunningham was built by Hezekiah Fuller for the first minister of the Grantville church, Harvey Newcombe. The land was owned by Dexter Ware and was lot No. 1, being a square … Continue reading

“Across the river from this mill on the Wellesley side is the stone mill now idle, where Reuben Ware and William Clark in 1832 had built a machine shop. This land had been bought from Lemuel Crehore the previous year.” … Continue reading

“HDQRS. LIGHT ARTILLERY BRIG, TENTH ARMY CORPS, In the Field, Va., October 8, 1864. SIR : I have the honor to submit the following report of the part taken by the Artillery Brigade of this corps during the action, the … Continue reading

“Reuel Ware, brother of … and of Capt. Reuben Ware, was b. Sept 24, 1794, presented for baptism by his mother May 7, 1797, d. Aug. 15, 1882. He was surveyor of highways 1820, ’24,’25, hogreave 1825-27, on of the … Continue reading

“Reuel D. Ware was made deacon of this church at its organization, and when he passed away in 1881, having served in that office thirty-four years, it was recorded that ‘In him we have had a remarkable example of simple, … Continue reading
