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“William G. Ware, son of Josiah H. and Huldah G. (Hale) Ware, was born Feb. 1, 1832, in East Medway, now Millis, Mass. His father was a church organ builder, son if Dea. Joseph Ware, of North Wrentham, now Norfolk, … Continue reading
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“Josiah Holbrook Ware, son of Dea. Joseph and Esther (Holbrook) Ware, was born, Aug. 17, 1797, in West Medway, Mass. When quite young he learned the cabinet maker’s trade with Calvin Plimpton, in West Medway, and was one of the … Continue reading
“Joseph Ware, son of Ichabod and Sarah (Skinner) Ware, was born Oct. 11, 1761, in Wrentham, Mass. He was a descendant of Robert Ware, of Dedham. His early life was spent on his father’s farm in that part of Wrentham … Continue reading
“Daniel L. Ware Jr. (1854), of Boston, son of Daniel L. (1811) and Elizabeth J. (Dow) Ware and brother of William H. Ware (1850), also nephew of Horatio G. Ware (1811), was born on Russell Street at the west end … Continue reading
“William H. Ware (1850), druggist, of Boston, son of Daniel L. (1811) and Elizabeth (Dow) Ware, was born in Boston, Sept 6. 1823. He married, April 17, 1849, Mary S. Potter, of Eastport, Me. His brother, Daniel L Ware, joined … Continue reading
“William Franklin Ware was born in the Grant Hotel, Guthrie, KY on Dec. 17, 1895,the second child of Edmund Jasper Ware, grandson of the Pioneer Edmund Ware and Allie Grant Rogers (daughter of Alexander Franklin Rogers and Tennessee Virginia Grant). … Continue reading
“Edmund Jasper Ware, grandson of pioneer Edmund Ware who came to Todd County in 1827, was born Feb. 26, 1870 the son of Charles W. Ware and Elizabeth Virginia Garth. He grew up on the family farm along with his … Continue reading
“Preston W. Ware, son of Welmon W. Ware and his second wife, Lydia C. (Schellinger) Ware, was born in Cape May, New Jersey, June 1, 1866. He was educated in the public schools of Cape May, which was his home … Continue reading
“Joseph Ware, fifth son of Elanthan and Mercy (Moore) Ware, born August 27, 1771, in Greenwich, Salem county, New Jersey, removed to Cape May, New Jersey, where he died. He married (first) Deborah Whillden, (second) Harriet Whillden, supposed to have … Continue reading
“On the fifth day of May, 1675, a company from England, principally members of the Society of Friends, landed from the ship ‘Griffith,’ which brought them from England to find home in West Jersey. The leading spirit of the enterprise … Continue reading