Added by: Carolyn George Briar, Washington Beek and John Ware were mustered in as comrades by the G.A.R. Post, On Tuesday night. Cambridge City Tribune – Thursday May 19, 1887 ~~~~~~ John Ware Received notice on Decoration Day of having … Continue reading
Added by: t. garlow “John Ware died of consumption at his residence in Mount Auburn, last Monday night, age 28. He left a wife and three children.” Burial: East Cemetery Dublin Wayne County Indiana, USA Source: Evening Item’ Richmond, Indiana … Continue reading
Added by: t. garlow John grew up on his father’s (Isaac Newton Ware), farm. John’s mother, Johannah Groenendyke/Ware, died when he was 3 1/2 years of age. Isaac, remarried Mary Ann Huddleston, whose husband had died the same year as … Continue reading
Burial: Maple Hill Cemetery Plainfield Hendricks County Indiana, USA Find A Grave Created by: Ron Parsons Record added: May 11, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 89961341 … Continue reading
“Isaac Newton Ware was born in 1826 in Augusta County, Virginia. His parents were Pleasant Ware and Jane Estele/Ware, (AKA Estell or Estel). They had married in Augusta County, Virginia. *Have found an Estell family living in Augusta County, at … Continue reading
Burial: Danville East Cemetery Danville Hendricks County Indiana, USA Find A Grave Created by: In Loving Memory Of My B… Record added: Mar 02, 2004 Find A Grave Memorial# 8459946 … Continue reading
Burial: Brownsburg Cemetery Brownsburg Hendricks County Indiana, USA Plot: Narrow Section East of the Building Source: Find A Grave Created by: Marc Doty Record added: May 27, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 90818420 … Continue reading
Added by: Rick France Charles Ware was a police bicycle patrol officer who responded to a disturbance at the O’Key’s Saloon near Georgia and East Streets in Indianapolis on April 28, 1897. When Officer Ware arrived on the scene, he … Continue reading
March 29, 2003 Dorothy Mary Ware, 83, a resident of Highland Manor, Exeter, formerly of Ninth Street, Wyoming, and Outlook Point Commons, Wyoming, died Saturday. Born in Scranton, she was a daughter of the late Mathias and Elizabeth (Phillip) Scheller. … Continue reading
Lieut. Joseph F. Ware, Jr., city editor of the Kansas City Post, and Miss Helen Myers, were married recently. E. N. Smith, managing editor of the Post, and brother-in-law of Mr. Ware, was the best man. Source: Editor and … Continue reading
