“GEORGE E. GARTH was born December 4, 1839, at the old Garth homestead in Todd County, KY., where to grew to manhood. His father, William Anderson Garth was a native of Albemarle County, Va., where he was born in 1796. … Continue reading
“Dr. Freeman Runyon was born in Trenton, Ky., Oct., 1862. His father, was a practicing physician and lived at that place. His mother was a Miss Ware, also of Trenton. Dr. Runyon received his academic education at the schools of … Continue reading
John Mosby Bacon Jr. was the great-great-great-grandson of James and Agnes Todd Ware. He was born in Franklin Co., KY to John Mosby and Sarah Jane (Haggin) Bacon. He had a brother and a sister. His father died at age … Continue reading
“WARE, Katherine Augusta, poet, b. in Quincy, Mass., 1797; d. in Paris, France in 1843. She was the daughter of Dr. Rhodes of Quincy. In 1819 married Charles A. Ware, a naval officer, removed to Europe in 1839 and remained … Continue reading
“David Ezra Ware was the owner of an extensive and valuable farm in Afton township, Cherokee county, at the time of his demise. He had lived upon that place for more than a third of a century and was a … Continue reading
“Jasper Anderson Ware, deceased, was born in Todd county Ky., Mar. 5, 1831, and died at his home in Nebraska City, Neb., Nov. 21, 1900. His father, Edmund Ware, was born in Frankfort, Ky., in 1797, removed to Todd county … Continue reading
While researching her husband, Horace Ware of Alabama, I found this article regarding his second wife, Mary Harris Ware. “… Had Mary Harris found a home for her happy childhood among the pleasant fields of New England instead of the … Continue reading
About 1833, Peter U Ware a metal-worker advertised he would clad a house in tin using a patented method by Richard S. Tildon, whereby no nails would be exposed to the weather and the installation method would compensate for shrinking … Continue reading
“BULLOCK, THOS Sr, farmer P.O. Eureka. The above gentleman is one of the best known, and one of the oldest settlers of Woodford Co. On the 27th day of Feb. 1841 a bill was approved by the Governor, entitles an … Continue reading
“The significance of lifelong identification with California appears in the loyalty uniformly exhibited by the native sons of the commonwealth. Patriotic devotion to the land of his birth forms one of the chief attributes in the character of George Spencer … Continue reading
