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The NARA facility can be a genealogists best thing to happen, or it can be the most frustrating, experience possible. This agency has offices in several districts around the US. The closest to me is in Atlanta, GA. I am … Continue reading
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DO YOU LIKE LAMB? MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB, SHE SERVED IT ON A PLATTER! THOSE CHOPS WERE OH, SO GOOD, THE LEG, IT DIDN’T MATTER! BUT WHEN THE LEG IS FINALLY SERVED, YOU SERVE IT WITH A GARNISH. DRIBBLE … Continue reading
YUNO LIKE I MEAN NOWAIMSAYN LITTLE PO PEEP LIKE YUNO TO THE MAX LOST LIKE HER I MEAN SHEEP! NOWAIMSAYN? AND YUNO DON’T LIKE KNOW TO THE MAX WHERE TO I MEAN YUNO TO FIND THEM. NOWAIMSAYN? BUT YUNO LIKE … Continue reading
MA AND PA WARE 12 SEPT 1945-22 JAN 2009 During our travels doing research, we found this 63 acre farm in east central Alabama for sale. It had been empty for 2 years, but still in good shape. Our children … Continue reading
Joseph Martin Ware 24 May 1896-1 Dec 1968 The auction bill that day was read, And the possessions of the dead, Were displayed there for all to see. An ox yoke, a blade, A pitch fork and a spade, A … Continue reading
Yes! Times are hard now, things seem out of kilter, as this hope and change just is not what we had hoped for. Let me tell you about a distant Uncle that had to face similar circumstances. Let’s go back … Continue reading
Last Thursday, I believe it was, I had need to make a phone call to a large corporation. That experience brought to mind a visit, of some time ago, to Contraption, Ky. Where beautiful wooded vistas abound. We happened to … Continue reading
Somewhere back in my research for distant relatives, I seem to remember a young man by the name of Ebenezer Ware. I’ll have to get back in my notes and see if I can bring him up again. His parents, … Continue reading
Mercy gracious! Here it is, Labor Day already! The end of summer, and beginning of the fall season. Before you can spell turkey, it’ll be THAT time. So, let’s fire up the grill, we’ll cook up a meal, and celebrate … Continue reading
I’ve always called myself lucky to have a name like Ware, for several reasons. In the first place, it’s a nice short name, making it easy when filling out various forms, or papers. Just imagine when Benjamin Rothsenberger, has to … Continue reading