RICHARD M. WARE Came to Texas in 1829. Mr. Richard Ware was born in Arkansas on the 20th of October, 1828, while the family were en-route to Texas. His father, Capt. William Ware settled in Montgomery County, Teas, in 1829. … Continue reading
“SAMUEL FISHER MILLER, [South Brookfield], son of Rev. Moses and Bethiah (Ware) Miller, was born in Heath, Oct. 5, 1822; fitted for college with his father. Devoted himself to civil engineering, and served his apprenticeship upon the Hoosac Tunnel and … Continue reading
“REV. MOSES MILLER was settled as the second pastor, Dec. 26, 1804, and the sermon was preached by Rev. Joseph Field and was published. After a ministry of about thirty-five years, the last two of which a colleague pastor was … Continue reading
“HOLT, EDWARD ROWELL, planter and clerk circuit court, was born January 25, 1833, in Richmond, Ga., and died November 2, 1904, in Montgomery; son of Judge William White and Mary Arinton (Ware) Holt, the former a native of Campbell County, … Continue reading
“BISHOP, JAMES LEWALLAN, lawyer, was born October 4, 1864, in Howard County Mo.; son of James Lewallan , and Evelyn Anvil (Crows) Bishop, the former a native of Winchester, Ky., lived at Glascow, Howard County, Mo., and enlisted in the … Continue reading
“WIMBERLY, H.T.. planter, was born January 29, 1844, in Lee County; son of L.T. Nd Hannah (Pitts) Wimberly, the former a native of Jones County, Ga., who located, after his marriage, in Macon, now Lee County four miles west of … Continue reading
“Ware, Mrs. Dr. D. John (1798-1858). Helen Lincoln, born in Hingham Mass.; daughter of Levi Lincoln and Desire Thaxter Lincoln. She married physician, editor and educator Dr. John D,. Ware (1795-1864) in 1822; had eight children, including Major Robert Ware, … Continue reading
“JOEL WARE A Sketch Joel Ware was a pioneer of Lane County, Oregon, and although he did not attain statewide celebrity, his local distinction and worth were such as to entitle him to worthy mention in the annuls of the … Continue reading
“DOWDELL, JAMES RENDER, lawyer and chief justice Alabama supreme court, was born April 2, 1847, in Chambers County; son of James Ferguson and Sarah H. (Render) Dowdell, the former a Methodist minister, a member of congress, member of the Secession … Continue reading
“GEORGE WALLER, son of William E. Waller, succeeded his father in the pastoral care of Buck Creek church, about the year 1803. He was, during a period of more than forty years, among the ablest, most laborious and successful preachers … Continue reading
