“Horatio Gates Ware (1811), grocer, of Boston, brother of Daniel L. (1811) son of Melatiah and Chloe M. Ware, was born in Foxboro, Mass., June 8, 1778. He married, ‘Saturday evening, Jan. 30, 1808,’ Keziah E. Goodnow.
His early life was spent in Wilmington, Vt., his parents having moved there about 1783. Early in life he came to Boston, and, as a clerk, entered the employ of Gore & Harris, importers and wholesale dealers in West India goods. He occupied after them, in the same trade, the same building, during the remainder of his business life.
He was a member of the common council of Boston in 1822, and for many years was a justice of the peace. He was made an honorary member of the Artillery Company May 27, 1819.
Mr. Ware (1811) died in Boston, Feb. 8, 1856 after ‘a plain, happy, honorable private life.’ ‘Living or dying, he was debtor to no man.’ ”
Source: History of the Military Co. of Massachusetts, Vol. 2, by Oliver Ayer Roberts, Alfred Mudge and Sons, Printers, Boston, 1897, page 358

Horatio Gates Ware was my great great grandfather’s father-in-law. George Lane married Elizabeth Ware, daughter of Horatio G. Ware. In my father’s album I found a picture of Mr. Ware which you might be interested in.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ssave/7906149188/in/set-72157631276355704
George Lane