“BROWN LOUISA MRS. Sec. 18, P.O. Carrollton. The above named lady, by whom this narrative is kindly furnished, is the oldest daughter of James Ware, one of the original pioneers of Greene County, and relict of William Brown, deceased, who … Continue reading
“Robert Barnes Ware was born 30 December, 1914 in Amherst, Virginia. One of ten children, Ware attended school in Amherst, and graduated in 1936 from Virginia Polytechnic Institute’s pre-med program in only three years. He earned his MD from the … Continue reading
Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=ic3BT0ZizV8C&lpg=PA461&dq=elizabeth%20ware&pg=PA461#v=onepage&q=elizabeth%20ware&f=false Source: Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia, Vol. 2, by William Meade, J.B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia, 1861, page 461 … Continue reading
Ciji Ware is an author of both fiction and non-fiction, an Emmy award winning television producer, journalist, sought-after event speaker, and radio host. A graduate of Harvard in History, she lives in the San Francisco Bay area. Ciji Ware is … Continue reading
“HON. DARWIN ERASTUS WARE, A.M. BY JAMES BRADLEY THAYER. Darwin Erastus Ware, elected a Resident Member of this Society on the twenty-fourth of January, 1893, was descended from Robert Ware, one of the early settlers of Dedham, Massachusetts, who received … Continue reading
John (Jack) H. Ware Jr. died on June 30 at his home at Piper Shores in Scarborough, Maine. Jack was 90 years old. Jack was a graduate of Phillips Academy Andover, cum laude, class of 1937. Jack was very fond … Continue reading
Elmer Whitford (Bud) Ware passed away Monday at Campbellton Graceville Hospital. He was 88. Born and raised in St. Andrews, Dr. Ware graduated from Bay High School, Stetson University, and received his doctorate in theology from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary … Continue reading
Alma Miller Ware, a University of Washington nursing professor emeritus, “was very, very proud” to be a nurse, says a colleague. “She was an advocate of treating nurses as full professionals, not as doctors’ assistants,” said Patricia Black, a doctor … Continue reading
Age did nothing to diminish the vitality and youthful vigor of Amarillo philanthropist Mary Ware. She water- and snow-skied and snorkeled until she was 75 and played tennis for another 10 years after that, her son Richard Ware remembered. … Continue reading
Dr. Robert J. Ware, of Montgomery, had long been a member of the House, but had retired for several years until 1841, when he was again elected, and reelected in 1842. At both sessions he struggled manfully to obtain the … Continue reading
