
Added by: Doris Find A Grave photo Son of William Ware and Betty Crane. John was born on Ware Creek, about 2 miles west of present day Willis, Texas. At age 13, John “Dave” Ware moved with his father, CPT … Continue reading

Added by: Doris Find A Grave photo Son of William Ware and Betty Crane. John was born on Ware Creek, about 2 miles west of present day Willis, Texas. At age 13, John “Dave” Ware moved with his father, CPT … Continue reading

https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Ware-3690 John Allen Ware was one of two children, the only son, born to Eli Ware, a pioneer school teacher, native of Spartanburg, South Caroliona, and Elizabeth Hinton Vinson Vinson born in Tennessee, a young woman of means. Eli Ware … Continue reading

Added by: Bonnie Ware 1/03/2001 He was the son of Wm. Henry Ware and Audrey Iola Brown Smith Ware. He was married to Dolores Teague and had three sons by that marriage, James Lloyd, Pat Gerald, and Howard Dudley … Continue reading

Added by: Carol Robertson White 11/03/2013 Genevieve W. Ware Class of 1912 Belmont College Nashville, Tennessee Parents: George Washington Ware (1858 – 1934) Nannie Calvin Ware (1862 – 1909) Burial: Oakland Cemetery Dallas Dallas County Texas, USA Plot: Section 4, … Continue reading

Added by: Joni Clark-Nelson 1880 U.S. Census states that Franklin’s father was born in Canada & his mother was born in South Carolina. Family links: Spouse: Malinda Jane Keller Ware (1828 – 1906)* Children: Sarah Rebecca Ware Roper (1848 … Continue reading


Surgeon, Company F&S, 23rd regiment, Georgia Infantry groom’s name: E. A. O. Ware bride’s name: S. Jennie Hooper marriage date: 12 Oct 1859 marriage place: , Floyd, Georgia indexing project (batch) number: M71283-2 system origin: Georgia-EASy source film number: 282712


Private, Co. H, 1st Massachusetts Cavalry The son of Willard and Anna (Ware) Ware. The husband of Jane Elizabeth Payne, who he married at Halifax, VT on Nov. 20, 1855. Samuel and Jane were the parents of Lucy E., born … Continue reading

Added by: East Point Historical Society. East Point’s Town Mother. She was one of the oldest home owners in the city and one of it’s most well known and beloved citizens, everyone in town called her “Aunt Nancy”. After her … Continue reading
