Louis Ware: By his own description, Louis Ware’s career was a planned one which, “with tenacity, the help of other competent people, a good health record and, of course, a goodly portion of luck, worked out as planned.” Following … Continue reading
Stephen J. Ware Professor of Law ware@ku.edu 785-864-9209 405 Green Hall Stephen Ware is the author of two books, more than 30 law review articles and many other publications. His writings have been cited by the Supreme Court of the United States and … Continue reading
Louis Ware . . . died in Lewiston, Maine, August 14, 1882, . . . was for a time a student in Harvard College, was expelled for his intemperate habits, came to Maine, became a brickmaker, married a daughter of … Continue reading
James L. Ware Biography Mr. Ware began the practice of law in 1975 in Galveston, Texas in a general civil practice firm but quickly gravitated into complex trial work in State courts for the state of Texas as well as various … Continue reading
Henry Ware was the second son of Dudley Ware. He was born in what is now Garrard County on May 19, 1782, possibly at Craig’s Station. This location for his birth is probably correct assuming that his father, Dudley Ware, … Continue reading
Charles Pemberton Ware, “Uncle Charlie”, the historical patriarch of the Ware family, traveled and wrote extensively during his lifetime, visiting and researching the family. His legacy is a collection of letters and monographs reporting on the family and his research. … Continue reading
Robert Ware and Hannah Crosby married November 27, 1806. Some time the following year Alonzo Loring was born, followed by a brother, Lorenzo Crosby Ware. Their mother Hannah, had become a member of the Congregational Church in Holden on April … Continue reading
Note: Photos can be found in our Gallery. Source: Vicki Ware, descendant The Ware Family Cemetery is located on what was Edward and Sarah Daniel Penn Ware’s plantation, Courtesy, consisting of 1200 acres. Please see biography of Edward Ware for … Continue reading
Obadiah Ware: First Generation in Illinois Jan 2, 1795 – Sep 24, 1876 by Emily Osborn Captain Benjamin Ware’s oldest son, Obadiah, pictured left, was the first of the New Hampshire Wares to settle in Illinois. He started his journey … Continue reading
Benjamin Ware of Gilsum, New Hampshire May 18, 1773 – Jan 1, 1858 by Emily Osborn Added by: Ann Tindall Many of the Ware descendants in llinois who formed the Ware Family Association trace their family lineage to one Ware … Continue reading
