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Added by: Weldon Collins Find A Grave photo Chaplain for the Texas Senate and House (1977-1991. Author of the syndicated editorial “Diary of a Modern Pilgrim” which ran in various Texas newspapers for 49 years. He held degrees from Baylor … Continue reading
“Name Alice B. Ware Death Date 08 Sep 1963 Death Place Bryan, Brazos, Texas Gender Female Race White Death Age 77 years Estimated Birth Date Birth Date 24 Mar 1886 Birthplace Madison Co., Texas Marital Status Married 26 Oct 1901 … Continue reading
“Name: Bessie Ware Death Date: 02 May 1927 Death Place: Bryan, Brazos, Texas Gender: Female Race: White Birth Date: 25 Nov 1906 Birthplace: Grimes County Marital Status: Married, Clyde Ware Father’s Name: Hugh Smoot Father’s Birthplace: Texas Mother’s Name: Mary … Continue reading
Added by: Bonnie Fullwood Ware “Wife of Wm. Henry Ware, daughter of Wm. Rowe Brown and Nora Yeary; mother of one daughter, Pauline Quata Smith Hemphill, and five sons, B.L. Smith, Jimmie Henry Ware, Howard Lloyd Ware, Dowling Rucker Ware, … Continue reading
Added by: Wanda Cobbs Arthur Henry was the son of William & Martha Ledbetter Ware. His wife and children are all buried in Oklahoma. Burial: Marystown Cemetery Cleburne Johnson County Texas, USA … Continue reading
“Adeline Tennessee Young was the daughter of Rachel Ann (Drew)and Thomas Young. She was the mother of James Madison Ware, Lydia (Ware) Thurmond, and Harve Ware who are all buried in this cemetery. “Tenney” sang to the birds, planted flowers, … Continue reading
“Daughter of Carnaby Veal. Wife of Lt. James Powell Ware, 11/19/1745-12/9/1825 who served in Revolutionary War. For further information on Lt. James Powell Ware go to “area cemetery”, Danielsville, Madison County, Georgia. Children: James Jr. Ware, 12/9/1779-1/29/1843; Edward Ware, 2/10/1787-11/20/1861; … Continue reading
“Lettice is also known as Letitia, Lettis, Lettie, Leticia but the gravemarker reads Lettice and thus recorded here. Daughter of Sgt Edward Powell Ware II (served in Revolutionary War) 9/18/1760-9/7/1812. Wife of James Ware, (a cousin) 12/9/;1779-1/29/1843 son of Lt. … Continue reading
“Ida Depsey Cole was the daughter of James KP Cole and his wife Nancy Louisa Brock. On Sept 18, 1899 she became the bride of Jehue Thomas Ware. This union was blessed with nine children: Homer, Herbert Omie, Myrtle, Raleigh, … Continue reading