“Name: Anna Laura Ware Death date: 27 Nov 1915 Death place: Amarillo, Potter, Texas Gender: Female Race or color (on document): white Age at death: 6 years 11 days Birth date: 16 Nov 1909 Marital status: Single Father name: W … Continue reading
“Son of R.A. Ware and Mary (Webster) Ware. Married Ida Pearl Brown. Father of Earlie Denson Ware, Olin Sim Ware, and Eunice Ware.” Source: FindAGrave Rebecca Ewing Peterson Record added: Aug 10, 2011 … Continue reading
“Alex was the son of James Ware Jr. and Lettice (nee Ware) Ware. He married Cynthia Jane Deupree on Dec. 16 1845 in Floyd county Ga. She was the daughter of Joseph & Caroline Spratling Deupree . Alex and Cynthia … Continue reading
“Adeline Tennessee Young was the daughter of Rachel Ann (Drew)and Thomas Young. She was the mother of James Madison Ware, Lydia (Ware) Thurmond, and Harve Ware who are all buried in this cemetery. “Tenney” sang to the birds, planted flowers, … Continue reading
“Husband of Martha Gee Ford Ware, 6/24/1833-5/5/1900. Son of James Jr. Ware, 12/9/1739-1/29/1843 and Lettice Ware, 8/18/1784-11/4/1851. Fought in Civil War with the Georgia 6th Calvary as part of the Sol Vardis Volunteers, a group that belonged to the same … Continue reading
“Mrs. James Ware is Susan Josephine Ware (Ware is both her maiden and married name) wife of Dr. James L. Ware (find-a-grave #34522136). Susan was born on May 15, 1835 in Columbus, GA. She married Dr. Ware in 1858. She … Continue reading
“Daughter of Carnaby Veal. Wife of Lt. James Powell Ware, 11/19/1745-12/9/1825 who served in Revolutionary War. For further information on Lt. James Powell Ware go to “area cemetery”, Danielsville, Madison County, Georgia. Children: James Jr. Ware, 12/9/1779-1/29/1843; Edward Ware, 2/10/1787-11/20/1861; … Continue reading
“Lettice is also known as Letitia, Lettis, Lettie, Leticia but the gravemarker reads Lettice and thus recorded here. Daughter of Sgt Edward Powell Ware II (served in Revolutionary War) 9/18/1760-9/7/1812. Wife of James Ware, (a cousin) 12/9/;1779-1/29/1843 son of Lt. … Continue reading
Added by: East Point Historical Society. Capt. J. T. Ware was passenger conductor on the Atlanta & West Point Route (AW&P), only running as far as West Point, Ga., the western terminus of that railroad. When the East Tennessee Virginia … Continue reading
“James Ware is the son of Edward Ware 1722-1786 and Lettis Powell Ware 1724-1779. James Ware and Mary Veal Ware (19 Oct 1760-6 Mar 1844)married 19 October 1782 in Virginia and had three sons: James Ware, Jr. 9 Dec 1779-29 … Continue reading
