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151st Machine Gun Battalion (2nd Georgia Infantry) Company B Ware, Madie R., Pvt., Abbeville, Georgia Reference Data: … Continue reading
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“Plymouth remained loyal to the State government, and the censure expressed in this vote was an incident of location within a county to a considerable extent enlisted in the Dresden conventions and the many phases of the Vermont controversy. The … Continue reading
“Gen. Stark to Meshech Ware. Saratoga, 14th December, 1781. Dear Sir :—Notwithstanding my letters to you seem to be treated with silent contempt, yet, when any thing intervenes where I think my country or the state of New Hampshire in … Continue reading
“The revolution brought with it new men but no increase, in the first instance, of judicial science. From 1776 to 1782, Meshech Ware, who had studied theology, but did not preach, was chief justice of the state.” Reference Data: … Continue reading
Honbl’ Masheck Ware [Superscribed:] The Honbl MESHECH WEARE President the Council the State New Hampshire Exeter [43.—Letter from the Governor and Council of Vermont to the President of New Hampshire, demanding an acknowledgement of her Independence.] State Of Vermont, In … Continue reading
WASHINGTON COUNTY Moretown Justices of the Peace Meshech Ware Reference Data: … Continue reading
“AS the year 1780 drew towards a close, Washington wrote, in review: ‘Disappointed of the second division of French troops, but more especially in the expected naval superiority, which was the pivot upon which every thing turned, we have been … Continue reading
“Temporary Constitution. In giving the following list of Chief Magistrates, we commence with a political year as given under the temporary Constitution. The First political year after the commencement of the Revolution, began Dec. 21, 1775, the members having been … Continue reading
