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James Ware (1799)

Posted on December 30, 2010 by Marti MartinNovember 4, 2013avatar
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”Randolph Family Goochland County Records Thomas Eston Randolph , and Jane Cary Randolph , his wife, of Goochland Co. , deed to James Ware . 346½ acres in Goochland Co. , being part of the Dungenness tract. June 4, 1799 … Continue reading →

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Judith F. Ware

Posted on December 30, 2010 by Marti MartinDecember 30, 2010avatar
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Pleasants Family Louisa County Records Jordan Pleasants of Louisa County , Will of. Just debts to be paid. To son Abner Pleasants tract of land on which he now lives, being the same purchased by testator of William Pettus ; … Continue reading →

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John Ware (1767)

Posted on December 30, 2010 by Marti MartinMay 22, 2011avatar
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”Pleasants Family Cumberland County Records Samuel Pleasants , an infant, son and heir of John Pleasants , late of Cumberland Co. , deceased. Deed from John Ware . 275 acres in Cumberland Co. , on Jones’ Creek , which the … Continue reading →

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John Ware (1765)

Posted on December 30, 2010 by Marti MartinDecember 30, 2010avatar
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”Pleasants Family Cumberland County Records John Pleasants, Jr. , of Cumberland Co. Va., Will of. Wife Ann œ300 curr. and 3 negroes. Son Samuel Pleasants , one tract of 130 acres bought of James Robinson and adj. the East end … Continue reading →

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James C. Ware

Posted on December 30, 2010 by Marti MartinDecember 30, 2010avatar
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”Annual Boone Day meeting of the Kentucky Historical Society was held on the lawn of the Old State House at Frankfort…..documents with Boone’s signature, which had been obtained through the efforts of Senator James C. Ware, Covington, were presented to … Continue reading →

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Edward Ware (1722)

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Marti MartinDecember 14, 2010avatar
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“Edward Ware, 815 acres. K and Q co in Stratton Major Par. On s side of the Dragon Sw Adj Dennis Macarty; Arthur Lett, in an old field in John Lewis’ line; crossing Timber Br to Richard Todd; 22 June … Continue reading →

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William Ware (1793)

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Marti MartinDecember 14, 2010avatar
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”Ordered that Nathaniel Richardson, Bennet Pemberton, George Blackburn, and William Ware, or any three of them, examine, state, and settle with Giles Samuel his account as Guardian of Peter and Larkin Samuel, orphans of Jesse Samuel, deceased, and report the … Continue reading →

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William Ware (1829)

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Marti MartinDecember 14, 2010avatar
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Among the manuscript records kept at the South Union Shaker Colony from 1807-1922 are house journals, trustees’ account books, and diaries. June 1829 Twenty seven young brethren bound and handstacked twenty acres of wheat today. …..William Ware did better in … Continue reading →

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John Ware (1774)

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Marti MartinDecember 14, 2010avatar
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John Floyd and Hancock Taylor appeared to be the leaders of the group…. Hancock Taylor was the brother of Zachary Taylor, uncle of the 12th President……. Two surveys made in what is now Louisville…..One for Thomas Boyer and one for … Continue reading →

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William Ware (1791)

Posted on September 29, 2010 by Marti MartinNovember 2, 2010avatar
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“Giles Samuel is appointed Guardian to Peter Samuel and Larkin Samuel, infant orphans of Jesse Samuel, Deceased, whereupon he the said Giles Samuel, together with William Ware entered into and acknowledged their Bond in the penalty of five hundred pounds … Continue reading →

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