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Note: The principal of this biography was not descended from the English line of Ware, but rather from the the German line of Weir. I have included it in the blog, so the readers may understand how easy it is … Continue reading
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Note, there “WARE, Nathaniel A, lawyer and author, was born in Massachusetts about 1789 and he went to South Carolina as a teacher and then studied law and was admitted to the bar, removing about 1815 to Natchez, Miss. and … Continue reading
“Mrs. Laura Starr Ware Wilkinson is a native of Deerfield, Mass. She was born Jan. 20, 1843. Her parents were Edwin Ware and Harriet S Ware. She was educated in Deerfield schools, and Mrs. David Minch’s school Belmont, Mass. She … Continue reading
(From Wikipedia) “WARE, William Robert, architect, was born in Cambridge Mass., May 27, 1832, son of Rev. Henry Ware, Jr., at that time professor in the Divinity School of Harvard University. After spending the summer of 1846 with relatives … Continue reading
“JAMES P. WARE is a stock and land trader in Washington Township, Parke County, and son of William and Nancy (Sanders) Ware. He was born in Shelby County, Ky., February 19, 1817. William Ware, the father of our subject was … Continue reading
Picture Courtesy of Tim Crutchfield: Find-A-Grave website. “WARE, Nicholas, senator, b. Caroline county, Va., in 1769; d. in New York city, 7 Sept., 1824. While a youth he accompanied his father, Capt. Robert Ware of Edgefield, S.C. He afterwards studied … Continue reading
“WARE, FRANK ELLSWORTH, Mining Engineer and Operator, San Francisco, was born in West Gardiner, Maine, February 25, 1864, the son of Ezekiel and Jane (Smith ) Ware. Both his parents and maternal descent is English, with a blend of French … Continue reading
“Ware, John Fothergill Waterhouse, clergyman, author, was born Aug 31, 1818, in Boston, Mass. He was a Unitarian clergyman of Cambridge, Baltimore, and Boston. He was the author of ‘Wrestling and Waiting’; ‘Sermons’; War Tracts’; ‘The Silent Pastor’; and ‘Home … Continue reading
“EDWARD G. WARE.– A pioneer, who deserves the esteem of posterity as well as his contemporaries was the late Edward G. Ware, the planter and grower of the first Valencia oranges in the Garden Grove section. He was born at … Continue reading
“WARE, Francis Morgan; Horseman and author. Since 1890 regular Judge at all horse shows in America; pres of Delta Kappa Epsilon at Harvard; Hasty Pudding Club; Harvard treas., mgr, and dir. of Am Horse Exchange, Ltd., New York. Born Feb. … Continue reading