Story of Deadman’s Island John Ware was Master of the Adventure Prize (renamed Quedagh Merchant). When Kidd met Captain Henry Boulton in the Mona Passage between Venezuela and Hispaniola, Kidd invited Boulton aboard. We are led to believe that … Continue reading
“BUTTERFIELD, JONATHAN WARE, born Andover, N.H., Feb. 24, 1838, son of Samuel Butterfield, an attorney of Andover, N.H., by wife Mary B. (Ware) Butterfield; educated public schools Andover, Colby Academy, New London, N.H., and Dartmouth a short time; admitted bar … Continue reading
Note: This story was written by his youngest daughter, Mamie Lorene Albert Morris. Her grandparents were Thomas E. and Sara E. Ware of Maxon Mills. Her mother was Eula Morton Ware, born in McCracken Co., KY near Paducah February 15, … Continue reading
I am submitting a basic autobiography showing my Ware connection. With the exception of my earliest known Ware ancestor Lydia, I can furnish a lot more information on her descendants. The names in Bold are my direct line. All of … Continue reading
” The subject of this sketch was born in Salem on the 9th day of April, 1822. He was of the seventh generation from Robert Ware, whose enterprise and recognized ability secured a land grant in Dedham on the 12th … Continue reading
The Life and Times of Another WARE By Conrad Wayne Ware Conrad Wayne Ware was born on the 2nd day of June 1935 to his parents Walter Conard Ware and Irene B Trent Ware their first child. Conard and Irene … Continue reading
“LONG, Crawford Williamson, physician, was born in Danielsville, Ga., Nov. 1, 1815, son of James and Elizabeth (Ware) Long, and grandson of Capt. Samuel Long, an officer in the American army in the Revolution, who served under Lafayette at Yorktown. … Continue reading
MANOR In the time of Edward the Confessor there were two manors in Sacombe. The larger, held by Ælmer of Benington, was assessed at 4 hides. Besides the manor there were 1 hide and 1 virgate held by four of … Continue reading
“BUSBY, James A., one of the successful farmers and stockraisers of Butler Grove Township, was born near Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Ill., December 15, 1871, a son of Francis M. and Ruthanna (Wagner) Busby, natives of Kentucky and Rush County, Ind. … Continue reading
The Great Halloween (Candy) Caper By Susan Eaton, daughter of Beverly (Ware) Eaton As a child, I had many fond memories of my maternal grandfather, Carroll W. Ware. He was born in Union County, KY, on a small farm near … Continue reading
