Finally! I am happy to report that I have completed the last chapter of the revision of New Nation/New Home. I so appreciate everyone’s patience while I have worked on this project. The past 2½ years have found me traveling … Continue reading
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Joseph Fulton Ware served as Commandant to the VPI Corps of Cadets and professor of Military Science and Tactics from 1911 to 1914. Ware was First Lieutenant of the 16th U. S. Infantry and was assigned the State Militia rank … Continue reading
\ Source: Salt Lake Telegram, August 18, 1906, p.12 “WALTER ELLSWORTH WARE, Salt Lake City, Utah. Son of Elijah and Martha A (Reed) Ware, grandson of Darius and Panielia (Cary) Ware, great-grandson of Josiah and Lois (Ware) Ware Jr., private … Continue reading
JAMES WARE JR. was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in August of 1854 to James and Mary Ware. He was the oldest of at least five children, coming before brothers John, William, and George, and a sister, Isabella. The family came … Continue reading
Rebecca A. Ware, MD, provides primary care services for adults at the Family Health Center of Cleveland Clinic in Lorain. Dr. Ware received her medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. She completed an internal medicine residency … Continue reading
“Thomas E. “Salt” Ware lived in Greenville, SC and married Lucy Foote. He worked at Ware & Pickle, Dealers in General Merchandise & Plantation Supplies, Horses, Mules, & c. Thomas E. was the last Ware to live at Ware Place, … Continue reading
“Thomas Edwin Ware (1806-1873) was born to General Edmund Ware and Margaret “Peggy” Gaines. He was a prominent planter of Greenville District, and his papers represent an important source for local and state history. Ware owned and operated Ware Place … Continue reading
Andrew Jackson Ware (b. 8/22/1874 d. 9/8/1961) is the son of Adam W. Ware and Elizabeth Deems Ware of Barbour County, West Virginia. Andrew was married to Hester Ann Vinora Coberly (b. 4/16/1873 d. 11/15/1968). They had eight children: Herbert … Continue reading
Source: Daily Iowa State Register, June 17, 1869, p.1 … Continue reading
“Infant of J.E. Ware, died September 6, 1907 at 10th and Arthur Streets. Age 16 months. Charge to J.E. Ware. Source: Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Book 1, p91 FindAGrave Walter Dunn Record added: Aug 25, 2006 … Continue reading