“Whereas James R. Ware, a resident of Stewart county, represents to the General Assembly that he is a native of Great Britain, but has resided in the United States since the year eighteen hundred and sixteen, and that having considerable … Continue reading
Orr Lawson, son of Commodore Perry and Martha (Hazelton) Rohrbough, was born at Buckhannon, Upshur county, Virginia (now West Virginia), April 15, 1862. He obtained his education at the public schools of Buckhannon and Clarksburg. At the age of fifteen … Continue reading
“Andrew Forrester is the pseudonym of the British writer James Redding Ware (1832-c 1909), creator of one of the first female detectives in fiction. His publications include: The Female Detective (c.1863/4), ‘edited by A.F.’; Secret Service, or, Recollections of a … Continue reading
”At the same time that the Parkes, father, son, and grandson, were living in London, another family, named Ware, was living at Wrentham, England, a manor, and later a village, in Suffolk County, near the shore of the German Ocean, … Continue reading
Note: This video found on YouTube will help to explain the origin of the Ware name and heritage in England. … Continue reading
Johan Foote of Tedbourne, St. Mary, county Devon, widow. Will 27 December 1647; proved 2 September 1653. I bequeath unto Agnis Westcott, daughter of Anthony Westcott, 20 pounds. To Anthony, son of Anthony Westcott of Tedbourne aforesaid, 1 pound. To … Continue reading
FATHER NICHOLAS WARE OF YORKSHIRE Maria Chr: 26 Aug 1606 All Saints Pavement, York, Yorkshire, England FATHER NICHOLAS WARE OF LINCOLN John Chr: 14 Dec 1611 Hibaldstow, Lincoln, England Henry Chr: 29 Aug 1614 Manton, Lincoln, England Mary Chr: 29 … Continue reading
Cornwall Record Office: Records of Buller Family, Morval House, Cornwall The contents of this catalogue are the copyright of Cornwall Record Office. Rights in the Access to Archives database are the property of the Crown, © 2001-2004. To find out … Continue reading
Coldham, 1607/60 10 Oct., 1655, Thomas Warr of Upton Bishop, Herf., smith, bound to Robert Pitt, merchant, to serve 6 years in Virginia Tepper shows the same comming from Bristol records, indicating the point of departure. AS A SIDE NOTE, … Continue reading
DE WARE – WULF. And it was during this extrmely callous period that Robert De Were exercised his rights as Overlord of the extensive Sellwood forest on the Somerset Borders, in the area of Frome. By 1283 he was dead … Continue reading
