Elizabeth Oliver Sales Ware (1848 – 1887)

“Elizabeth Oliver Sales Ware was the daughter of William Oliver & Mary ‘Polly’ Butler Oliver Troutman of Cass County, Indiana. Her sister was Sarah Oliver Rarrick, spouse of Stephen Jackson Rarrick of Leiters Ford. She was married to William Sales … Continue reading →

Elizabeth Sayler Ware (1857 – 1934)

“Sources: 1. Headstone located at Simpson Cemetery, West Liberty, Howard, Indiana. “Elizabeth / Ware / 1857 – 1934″. Elizabeth is buried next to her husband, Lewis A., and step-son Claude M. in the Simpson Cemetery, West Liberty, Indiana. 2. 1910 … Continue reading →

Cornelia M. Bretz Ware (1911 – 2006)

“Daughter of Jacob Phillip Bretz and mother Anna (?) Bretz. ************************************************** Married James W. Ware ********************** CHILDREN INCLUDE: Dan Ware, Salt Lake City, Utah ****************************** SIBLINGS INCLUDE: Ralph Bretz (b) abt 1913 ****************************** Cornelia age 95; retired teacher with New … Continue reading →

Claude M. Ware (1884 – 1963)

“Sources: 1. Headstone located in Simpson Cemetery, West Liberty, Howard, Indiana. “Claude M. / Ware / 1884-1963″. Claude is buried in the Simpson Cemetery next to his step-mother Elizabeth Salyers Ware and his father Lewis A. Ware. 2. Indiana Births, … Continue reading →

Christopher M. Ware (1844 – 1924)

“Christopher Was born in Stoney Creek township, Henry county, Indiana to his parents William P. Ware and Lucinda Main (dau of Christopher Main Jr. & Mahala Weaver). He married (1) Angeline “Angie” Conway on 8 Jan 1870 in Tipton County, … Continue reading →

Lela Louise Lusk Ware (1920 – 2005)

“She was born in Indianola, Oklahoma, and was the daughter of Rensey Sr. Lusk and Esther Smith Lusk. She graduated from Indianola High School and married Orville Ware on Dec. 11, 1939, in McAlester. She lived in Gardena, California, for … Continue reading →

Walter Griffin (1873 – 1941)

Note: Walters wife is listed incorrectly as Mattie Warren. Her name was Mattie Ware, daughter of John aAyne Ware and Deborah Miller Townley. “WALTER GRIFFIN. Among the prosperous young farmers of McCracken county, Kentucky, is found Walter Griffin, a brief … Continue reading →