J.D. Ware……….Savannah Ga. …………..Dec. 21, 1860………..No. 98,131 Pipe-coupling
E. Ware………….Southford, Conn. ………Aug. 24, 1869……….No. 94,152 Injector for steam-generators
E. Ware………….Roxbury, Mass. ………..July 6, 1852………….No. 9,107 Pneumatic spring
J.E. Ware……….St. Louis Mo. …………….May 9, 1871………….No. 114,734 Ore-reducing furnace
C.T.P. Ware…….New York, N.Y. …………Oct. 4, 1853…………..No. 10,091 Propeller
J.P. Ware……….Montgomery City, Mo. ..Mar.23, 1869………..No. 86,244 Planter, corn
A. Fickett and J.C Ware…Titusville, Pa. ..June 18, 1867……….No. 65,897 Measuring Liquids, Device for
J.E. Ware……….St. Louis, Mo. …………….Feb. 11, 1851…………No. 7,933 Pavement, Securing ranges of short plank in
A. Ware, jr. ……Franklin, Mass. …………..June 18, 1813……………………….Loom
W.P. Ware……..New York, N.Y. …………..Mar. 3, 1868………….No. 75,086 Lamps, sign for street
W.P. Ware……..Cincinnati, Ohio…………..July 6, 1838…………..No. 20,831 Muff, Ear, cheek and chin
W.P. Ware……..New York N.Y. ……………Mar. 3, 1863…………..No. 37,837 Lamp-chimney, Mica
P. Ware, jr. ……Boston, Mass. ……………..Sept. 2, 1873………….No. 142,539 Last, Boot and shoe
H.B. Ware……..Burlington, Iowa…………..Sept. 12, 1865………..No. 49,939 Halters, Mode of manufacturing
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Thank you Vicki. The Ware family were and are quite ingeneous. I sure hope that is spelled right :).
Wayne