“WARE, Harriet– Composer and Pianist, Born Waupun, Wis.,; ed. New York, Berlin and Paris. Ranks as on of the leading composers of the U.S. As a girl appeared as concert pianist, winning great praise for her masterful playing of Bauch. … Continue reading
” Ware, William M., Texas Ranger … B. at Uvalde, Texas, he became a Ranger under Lieutenant Pat Dolan. He reported he had taken part in ‘numerous skirmishes’ with the Comanches. In 1665 he was Deputy Sheriff in Pecos, Texas, … Continue reading
“EUGENE F. WARE, a soldier of Iowa, a lawyer and public man of Kansas, and an author of both that state and Missouri, was born in Hartford, Connecticut, May 29, 1841. His parents moved to Burlington, Iowas, in his childhood … Continue reading
“WARE.–The Gloucester county records being largely destroyed by the Federal Troops, it has been impossible to learn anything of the ‘Wares’ of that county. Rev. Jacob Ware was in Henrico before 1700, as given by Dashiell. In June, 1698, a … Continue reading
“Will of Peter Ware of Henrico, dated June 8, 1741, proved in Goochland March 16, 1741; legatees brother Henry Ware, land in Goochland, which was willed to me by my father, wife Judith, son John, daughters Sarah and Judith, son … Continue reading
“EDWARD WARE with C. Lamb & Sons, is a native of England, and was born June 13, 1830; he came to America in 1842, and was brought up in New York State; he came to Fulton in1854 and came to … Continue reading
“MILTON CLARKE WARE. One of the prominent families of the old Osage tribe is that household which Milton C. Ware is the head, resident of Pawhnska. For many years the Ware family lived on a large ranch and farm … Continue reading
“NICHOLAS WARE late of Rappahannock in Virginia deceased. Renunciation of administration of estate, August 1662 by Anne Ware, relict Court Act Book PCC Admon Book for year 1662, being lost. Nicholas Ware lived in Rappahannock county. On January 3, 1661, … Continue reading
“Jasper Anderson Ware, deceased, was born in Todd county Ky., Mar. 5, 1831, and died at his home in Nebraska City, Neb., Nov. 21, 1900. His father, Edmund Ware, was born in Frankfort, Ky., in 1797, removed to Todd county … Continue reading
While researching her husband, Horace Ware of Alabama, I found this article regarding his second wife, Mary Harris Ware. “… Had Mary Harris found a home for her happy childhood among the pleasant fields of New England instead of the … Continue reading
