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Video of Civil War veterans’ reunion in 1938, 75 years after the war, for those who have an interest and for those of you who never have seen these videos before. Hard to believe these old Civil War Veterans showed … Continue reading
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In Doc Holliday: A Family Portrait, Karen Holliday Tanner, a distant cousin, reveals the real man behind the legend. Shedding light on Holliday’s early years in a prominent Georgia family during the Civil War and Reconstruction, she examines the elements … Continue reading
This short film details a Reunion of both Union and Confederate Soldiers in 1938. This being the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War, we thought you would like to see this documentary. … Continue reading
The following article appeared in the April 10th, 1924 issue of the New Market Herald newspaper, published at New Market, IA. Burial services for the late David H Ware, pioneer resident of this section, were held Tuesday afternoon at … Continue reading
REUNION The descendants of the late John Rudolph Ware (1864-1925) and his second wife Margaret “Maggie” Lister (1871-1912), held their annual family reunion on 8 August this year in Nebraska City, Nebraska. An article was written about John R earlier … Continue reading
This morning as I was eating my oatmeal for breakfast, my mind wondered back to many years ago as a boy on our family dairy farm in Central Indiana. My dad and I are coming to the house from our … Continue reading
John Rudolph Ware was my great grandfather. Little is known about his personal and private life and he has been a mystery man to me, you might say, until recent years when I discovered that after his first wife died, … Continue reading
The Life and Times of Another WARE By Conrad Wayne Ware Conrad Wayne Ware was born on the 2nd day of June 1935 to his parents Walter Conard Ware and Irene B Trent Ware their first child. Conard and Irene … Continue reading