“BENJAMIN LLOYD MUGG. Although no section of the Hoosier state is richer in opportunities or offers greater advantages to its citizens than does Howard county, success is not here to be obtained through desire alone, but is to be persistently … Continue reading
“William Guild, from Franklin, Mass., came to Walpole in 1808, and bought the Col. Webber farm, since owned by George Jennings. In 1838 he moved into the village, where he lived until his death, October 16, 1858, aged eighty-three. He … Continue reading
What an amazing trip I had to Granville, Illinois to visit all the sites of my ancestors. My wife accompanied me and we met with Heidi, our heritage guide, Saturday afternoon in Peru,Ill. We drove to Granville, about 15 minutes … Continue reading
“Dr. Ephraim Ware, a physician of Groton, was married at Cambridge, on October 13, 1785, to Mrs. Abigail Gamage. Dr. Ware was a native of Needham, and born on January 14, 1725. His first wife was Martha, daughter of Josiah … Continue reading
“REV. P. W. BILDERBACK. One of the strongest members of the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal church in the New Jersey conference is Rev. P. W. Bilderback, who is now serving as pastor at Whitesville, New Jersey. He is a … Continue reading
(I have included this biography in the Ware family histories, because often his last name was spelled Ware and his biographical information may help others searching that particular family line.) “WEARE, Meshech Harvard A.B. 1735. Born in Hampton, N. H … Continue reading
A Short Biography of Cape Cod Artist Alice Lucy Ware Armstrong by granddaughter Junardi Armstrong Alice Ware Armstrong was born in Worcester, MA on October 6, 1876 to Elizabeth Hoxie Ware and Justin Arthur Ware. She is … Continue reading
“Ware, Cleland A. This enterprising and successful insurance man was born in the town of Warren, Herkimer county, N Y., April 26, 1862. He was educated in the public schools and the Lockport Union School, from which he was graduated … Continue reading
“Ware, Henry, Concord, p. o. Springville, was born in Devonshire, England, May 11, 1846, and came to the United States about 1869 and settled in Connecticut, engaging in the service of the Hartford and Connecticut Valley Railroad and later with … Continue reading
“ROBERT G. WARE, P. O., Brownsville. Was the son of Preston and Nancy Ware, and was born December 2, 1805, in Massachusetts. His early life was spent on the farm. At the age of sixteen he began merchandising, in which … Continue reading
