SPENCER HUGH WARE. Efficient, capable and trustworthy would be the verdict passed upon the character and official standing of our subject by any one in Shannon County to whom the question might be asked. Spencer Hugh Ware, circuit clerk and … Continue reading
Note: Mr. Raymond Martin Ware contacted me a few days ago to tell me that the information he thought he had lost regarding his Ware ancestors, has been found, and he forwarded me a large envelope. I understand there is … Continue reading
“Reuel Ware, brother of … and of Capt. Reuben Ware, was b. Sept 24, 1794, presented for baptism by his mother May 7, 1797, d. Aug. 15, 1882. He was surveyor of highways 1820, ’24,’25, hogreave 1825-27, on of the … Continue reading
“PACKARD, Samuel Ware, was born at Shelburne Mass., Nov. 29, 1847, son of Theophilus and Elizabeth Parsons (Ware) Packard. He traces descent from Samuel Packard, who emigrated from Windham, Norfolk, England, to Plymouth colony in 1638, and was a resident … Continue reading
There were many women in Ware ancestry who contributed to the common good, but none as much as Elizabeth Parsons Ware; to some of the rights we women, enjoy today. When the Constitution was written, it was based on the … Continue reading
“REUEL WILLARD WARE, C.E., son of Reuel and Hannah (McIntosh) Ware, was born in Wellesly, Norfolk county, Mass., September 10th, 1826. Prepared for the Institute at Grantville Academy, Mass., and Williston Seminary, East Hampton, Mass., and entered November 7th, 1849. … Continue reading
Note: Submitted by Marti Martin, Woodford Co., KY Historical Society. Photo submitted by Leonard W. Smith “Charles Crossfield Ware became the most prominent of Henry and Julia’s children. He received his higher academic training at Transylvania College and graduated from … Continue reading
Note: Submitted by Marti Martin, Woodford Co. Historical Society. “Julia Ann Crossfield Ware, the second daughter of Richard H. and Martha Crossfield, was born of 2-18-1849 near Fox Creek. Shortly after the close of the Civil War she married Henry … Continue reading
Note: Information submitted by Marti Martin, Woodford Co., KY Historical Society “Nancy Elizabeth Ware, was probably the most prominent child of the Squire M. Ware family. She began he collegetraining at the Christian College at Eugene, Oregon in 1911. After … Continue reading
Note: Information submitted by Marti Martin, Woodford Co. Historical Society. “Martha Belle Crossfield Ware, the fourth daughter of Richard Henry and Martha Crossfield, was born 3-13-1854. She married Squire Martin Ware (a cousin of her stepmother, Elizabeth) of Garrard County … Continue reading
