“WARE, J. Allen, railway construction; born in Salem County, N.J., Mar. 5, 1845; son of Clement A. and Lydia (Allen) Ware; educated in public schools; widower; children: J. Allen Jr., Mrs Lydia Borton. Engaged in railroad tie business in Jefferson … Continue reading
“Gordon Ware was born Sept. 21, 1886, and prepared for College at Milton Academy. Gifted with a love of sport, a keen mind, and a brilliant sense of humor, combined with great charm of personality, he quickly made a host … Continue reading
Transcription of a Kentucky Letter Written Prior to 1830 From Lucy Ware Webb to her Niece, Sally Ware Stribling © Research & transcription by Judy C. Ware 2009 The following letter provided not only a wealth of family information, but … Continue reading
“FREDERICK FLOOD, Superintendent of water supply Vandalia Railroad, Effingham, was born on the high seas and has been told that his birth occurred on board an English man-of-war or transport on British waters about 1820 or 1830. His father Daniel, … Continue reading
“FRASER,EDWIN J., M.D., of San Francisco, Cal., was born in Haldemand, Canada West, August 14th, 1830. He is a descendant from the old Scottish Fraser family. His great-grandfather emigrated to this country prior to the revolutionary war, and settled in … Continue reading
“CLARE CARLTON NORTH has gained some unique distinctions in insurance circles in Northern Ohio, not only as a high power salesman and efficient business getter, but as a lecturer in the general field of insurance salesmanship and also as a … Continue reading
I learned yesterday that my dear cousin had passed away. I had contacted her a couple of years ago and we had spoken on the phone several times. She didn’t know of her Ware lineage and I connected her … Continue reading
Transcription of 1812 letter from James Ware II To his son, James Ware III Transcribed by Judy C. Ware March 2009 © Judy Ware 2009 For more information of the Ware family from this line, go to www.waregenealogy.com On … Continue reading
“HARRY L. WARE, general manager of the Detroit store of Frank & Seder, the largest exclusive ready-to-wear mercantile establishment in Michigan, has been a resident of Detroit only a comparatively short time, but in this period he has attained a … Continue reading
“WARE, HELEN (Sept 9., 1887, Woodbury, N.J.), began the violin with Frederic Han in Philadelphia, and at the University there studied harmony and counterpoint with Clarke. She then spent two years under SevSik at Pisek and Vienna, and tow with … Continue reading
