Note: The following newspaper article was submitted by Marti Martin of the Woodford County Historical Society. She has joined us in contributing research regarding people and places named Ware. Click on the article to super-size to be readable. … Continue reading
For a long time, we descendants of James and Agnes Todd Ware have assumed that our Ware family ancestors had exclusivity to Franklin and Woodford Counties in Kentucky, and that all descendants of the Ware line in this area could … Continue reading
“Easton, George William.– Was born Jan. 19, 1850 at Duanesburg, N.Y.; converted and called to preach when sixteen; studied at Troy Conference Academy; entered the Troy Conference, 1881; appointments: ’81,’82, Round Lake, N.Y.; ’83-’85 Johnsonburg N.Y.; ’86-’88 Willisborough N.Y.; ’89 … Continue reading
“Rev. Daniel Lee was born in Stanstead, Canada, July 1, 1806. He was converted in 1827. He joined the New Hampshire Conference in 1831. He came to the Pacific coast with Jason Lee in 1834. He was married at Fort … Continue reading
“This week Iberville records the death of one of her most prominent and successful planters in the person of Hon. James A. Ware, who died on Saturday last at his home on the Belle Grove plantation and was buried on … Continue reading
“Fisher, Rev. Samuel Ware, 1814-1874. B. at Morristown, N.J.; graduated at Yale College in 1835, and at the Union Theological Seminary, New York, in 1839; became a Presbyterian minister; was a pastor at Albany, N.Y., and other places, and president … Continue reading
“WARE, Harriet (Mrs. Harriet Ware Krumbhaar), Garden City Estates, Long Island,N.Y. Composer; b. Waupun, Wis.; dau.. Silas Edward and Emily (Sperry) Ware; ed in public schools; musical education at the Pillsbury Conservatory of Music, Owatonna, Minn. (grad. ’96); student of … Continue reading
“THOMAS FLINT BARTON Eldest son of Crosby and Sybil Ware (Patten) Barton. Born Dec. 15, 1825, in Sidney, Me., his residence till graduation. Prepared for college chiefly at the district school in his father’s neighborhood. In scholarship, he was one … Continue reading
Washington Sugar Bowl Goes Back Home © Judith C. Ware March 2008 with UPDATE OF 2010 For more information on this line of the Ware family, you can go to www.waregenealogy.com I first started working on the Ware genealogy in … Continue reading
“JEFFERSON, John Percival, born Delaware, March 1852; son of John and Sarah (Ware) Jefferson; graduated from U.S. Military Academy, 1875, and V.S. Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va., 1879; married, Warren Pa., June 1875, Alice M. Wetmore. In active business at … Continue reading
