“Joshua Kirkland Ware, [Conway], son of Jonathan and Anna (Kirkland) Ware, was born in Norwich (now Huntington), April 21, 1793 ; fitted for college with his brother, Rev. Samuel Ware, then of Ware, and at Hopkins Academy, Hadley; Williams Coll., … Continue reading
Somewhere back in my research for distant relatives, I seem to remember a young man by the name of Ebenezer Ware. I’ll have to get back in my notes and see if I can bring him up again. His parents, … Continue reading
“Of all the Wing reunionists who gathered at the first memorable reunion at Sandwich in 1902, perhaps the one who made the greatest impression upon the assembled kinspeople because of her wit, amiability, talents and sociability was Elizabeth Hoxie Ware. … Continue reading
“Ware, Edward Rowell, A. B., A. M., ’53, minister, Montevallo. 1843, Montgomery; s. Robert D. Ware, Montgomery, and Clara ; b. June 24, 1824; Pastor, Presbyterian Churches, Jacksonville, Centreville and Montevallo; d. Sept. 10, 1851.” Source: A Register of the … Continue reading
Todd County Standard Sept. 8 to Sept. 14, 2010 BY TONYA S. GRACE TODD COUNTY STANDARD Her journey began in cyberspace. A few clicks of a button, a telephone call and there was the map. The map led her to … Continue reading
In an on-going search for more information regarding the house of Elias Ware of Wrentham, Massachusetts, Fred Button, whose family was one of the previous owners, has supplied the following newspaper article. He believes that Mrs. Jackson may have lived … Continue reading
“This town is said to have been settled in 1635, which is the date of the earliest record to be found of the proceeding of planters in relation to the disposal of lands. The exact date when the first English … Continue reading
Imboden – TRANSCRIPTION OF 1859 LETTER TO JOSIAH WARE FROM GENERAL JOHN DANIEL IMBODEN Transcribed & researched by Judith C. Ware January 2009 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Staunton December 29, 1859 Colonel J.W. Ware Dear Sir: Pressing engagements, together with a somewhat protracted … Continue reading
“WARE RICHARD F.—Mailing Tube Manufacturer, 108 Park row. New York City; residence 138 West 36th street. Born in New York City, May 16 1833. Educated in New York City. (Widower.) Ex-vice president Consolidated Fireworks Co. and ex-foreman of Grand Jury. … Continue reading
“FULTON, GEORGE WARE (1810-1893). George Ware Fulton, founder of the Coleman-Fulton Pasture Company, the son of George and Ann (Ware) Fulton, was born in Philadelphia on June 8, 1810. He became a school teacher, watchmaker, and maker of mathematical instruments … Continue reading
