Genealogy and Archeology, two endeavors, akin, but not really related. Both have a common thread connecting them together, History. The Daytona Beach News-Journal of recent days, published this remarkable story regarding all three sciences, if you will. To be fair … Continue reading
”Sedley Lynch Ware. Charleston, S. C. 1218 Bolton St. B. es Lett., University of France. 1891; A. B., Oxford University, 1895; LL. B., Columbia University, 1900. History.” Reference Data: … Continue reading
”HISTORY. The faculty of the department for the year 1908-09 consisted of Professors Ephraim Douglass Adams, James Albert Woodburn and Jesse Macy; Assistant Professor Henry Lewin Cannon, and Instructors Percy Alvin Martin, Sedley Lynch Ware and John Hamilton Blair. The … Continue reading
Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=9lhRMk98uCIC&lpg=PA34&dq=sedley%20ware&pg=PA34#v=onepage&q=sedley%20ware&f=false Reference Data: … Continue reading
Board of Managers: John M. Mcbryde, Jr., Chairman, Walter Hullihen, Thomas A. Tidball, Cleveland K. Benedict, Sedley L. Ware. Reference Data: … Continue reading
Constables. 1890, Abraham Ware Reference Data: … Continue reading
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Lawyers Who Have Practiced in Barbour. J. B. Ware, 1898 Reference Data: … Continue reading
”Solomon Thomas Wilson, born in Maryland 1841, son of William P. and Eliza A. (Simmons) Wilson, was married in 1867 to Elizabeth, daughter of Benjamin O. and Matilda (Wooden) Ware. Children, Laura V., John W., Mattie B., Henry F., James … Continue reading
”Abraham Ware, born 1822, at Valley Head, Randolph County, son of James Randolph and Dorothy (Mace) Ware, was married October 5, 1862, in Barbour County, to Diannah, daughter of Conrad and Elizabeth (Harper) Carpenter. Children of Mr. Ware are as … Continue reading
