About Vicki

I am the last in my family line to carry the name Ware. It is my middle name. I am interested in learning about my ancestors, because all my mother's family were past about the time I was born. I began researching like most of us start, with a casual curiosity, which has developed into a healthy obsession. I've been learning how and where to research for several years, and have amassed a lot of interesting information. But the most important part of this journey into the past, is the connections I have made with family members many times removed, but who share a common interest as well as common ancestors. I can now say with pride that I am a member of a large and varied family. I hope that this website can help fill in the blanks, put the pieces of the puzzle together, and solve the mysteries of your past. ~ Captain Jack Sparrow

George Washington Ware (1828 – 1907)

Added by: Lisa R. Franklin Husband: George Washington Ware ———————————————————— Birth: 30 OCT 1828 Lumpkin, Stewart County, Georgia Census: 19 SEP 1860 Smith County, Mississippi Census: 2 SEP 1870 Smith County, Mississippi Census: 27 JUN 1900 Smith County, Mississippi Death: … Continue reading →

Floyd E. Ware Obituary, 2002

“Floyd E. Ware, 65, of Batesville, died Monday, May 27, 2002, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, of heart failure. Funeral services were held Wednesday, May 29, at 2 p.m. at Goodway Pentecostal Church in Batesville. Rev. Mike Dutton … Continue reading →

Elsie Smith Collins Ware Obituary, 2001

“Mrs. Ware was a retired college professor. She earned her master’s degree from the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg. She was a member of the Baptist faith. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Chalmers Collins and Preston … Continue reading →

Mrs. Vera Eloise M. Ware Obituary, 1986

“Mrs. Vera Eloise Ware, age 61, of West Point, died Sunday, November 16 at Clay County Medical Center. Funeral services were held Tuesday, November 18 at Calvert Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery with the Rev. Johnny Hamblin … Continue reading →