
Source: Todd Co. KY, Family History, Vol. 1, Turner Publishing, page 171 … Continue reading

Source: Todd Co. KY, Family History, Vol. 1, Turner Publishing, page 171 … Continue reading

“Dr. Freeman Runyon was born in Trenton, Ky., Oct., 1862. His father, was a practicing physician and lived at that place. His mother was a Miss Ware, also of Trenton. Dr. Runyon received his academic education at the schools of … Continue reading

“WARE, Edmund Asa, first president of Atlanta university (1865-1867). was born in North Wrentham (Norfolk), Mass., Dec. 22, 1837, son of Asa B. and Catherine Slocum Ware. His early education acquired in the school of his native born town. When … Continue reading

“Orie S. Ware, commonwealth’s attorney for the Sixteenth Judicial District of Kentucky, is a lawyer by profession, in which his achievements rank him as one of the foremost members of the Kenton County Bar, and he is also on of … Continue reading

“… Some four or five generations of the Ware family have been identified with Kentucky since pioneer times to the present. Isaac Ware, a Virginian, came to Kentucky at a very early day and developed a large plantation in Campbell … Continue reading

“Walter M. Ware, one of the foremost agriculturists of Putney, is a man of great enterprise, good judgment and undoubted ability. He was born in Townsend, Vermont, in 1855, a son of the late William M ware. Joseph Ware, his … Continue reading

Note: The First name and middle initial of the man were not given in his biography. Perhaps some one reading this information can enlighten us and provide us with his full name. “WARE, A.J., farmer, Sec. 4; P.O. Nugent’s Grove, … Continue reading

Note: This biography does not give the full name of Mr. M.L. Ware. Hopefully someone attached or knowing of this family might be able to give us the information. “WARE, M.L., farmer Sec. 18; P.O. Seymour; born in Orange Co., … Continue reading

“WARE, William Stratton, manufacturer; was born in Philadelphia, Pa., March 15, 1851. He was educated at the country schools of New Jersey, and being of and intellectual turn of mind, supplemented the somewhat meagre educational advantages to be had there, … Continue reading

Note: William Ware was a descendant of the fifth generation from Robert Ware, Sr. “WARE, William, author, was born in Hingham, Mass., Aug. 3, 1797; son of the Rev. Dr. Henry (q.v.) and Mary (Clark ) Ware. He was graduated … Continue reading
