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“John Ware was born in the year 1815 in Missouri, and died at Ft. Smith, Arkansas. He was the son of Isaiah Ware and Elizabeth Kimble and married Nancy Altum Jul. 1, 1841 in Franklin County, Missouri. She was born … Continue reading
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James (Jim) Ware was born Jan. 1, 1845 in Franklin County, Missouri and died Dec, 3, 1880 in Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas and is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Woodbine, Cooke County, Texas. He was the oldest son of John … Continue reading
John Ware was born May 7th, 1863 in Woodbine, Cooke County, Texas and died May 31st, 1943 in Gainesville. He was the youngest son of John and Nancy Ware and Mary Ann Higgason on Apr. 12th, 1883 in Woodbine. They … Continue reading
“Henry Paterson (Pat) Ware was born Oct. 15, 1855 in Springfield Missouri and died Dec. 1, 1928 in Gainseville, Cooke County, Texas. He married Matilda Ellen Anderson on Jan. 2nd, 1876 in Woodbine, Texas. She was born Sept. 27, 1857 … Continue reading
Radford A. (Rad) Ware was born Mar. 1st, 1860 in Woodbine, Cooke County, Texas and died May 27th 1925 in Tioga Texas and is buried at Fairview Cemetery, Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. He was married four times, first to Lucy … Continue reading
“Spencer (Spence) Ware was born April 11, 1858 in Woodbine, Cooke County, Texas and died May 10, 1890 in Cooke County and is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery. He married Mary F. Diester, Sep. 12, 1877 in Cooke County, Texas. … Continue reading
“Easton, George William.– Was born Jan. 19, 1850 at Duanesburg, N.Y.; converted and called to preach when sixteen; studied at Troy Conference Academy; entered the Troy Conference, 1881; appointments: ’81,’82, Round Lake, N.Y.; ’83-’85 Johnsonburg N.Y.; ’86-’88 Willisborough N.Y.; ’89 … Continue reading
“Rev. Daniel Lee was born in Stanstead, Canada, July 1, 1806. He was converted in 1827. He joined the New Hampshire Conference in 1831. He came to the Pacific coast with Jason Lee in 1834. He was married at Fort … Continue reading
“This week Iberville records the death of one of her most prominent and successful planters in the person of Hon. James A. Ware, who died on Saturday last at his home on the Belle Grove plantation and was buried on … Continue reading
“Fisher, Rev. Samuel Ware, 1814-1874. B. at Morristown, N.J.; graduated at Yale College in 1835, and at the Union Theological Seminary, New York, in 1839; became a Presbyterian minister; was a pastor at Albany, N.Y., and other places, and president … Continue reading