Added by: Leonard Ware Smith “S, L. Ware was born the son of Henry Ware and Jane Newcomb Ware in Garrard county, Kentucky. Although his brother, William Henry Ware, joined the Union Army and S. L. Ware’s sympathies were with … Continue reading
Added by: Leonard Ware Smith “Julia Ann Stormes was born in Garrard County, Kentucky the daughter of Nathan Hall Stormes and Nancy Greenstreet Stormes. She married Squire Lancaster Ware on January 8, 1846. She along with her husband suffered from … Continue reading
James Wright was born to Rice Wright Ware Jr and Sarah Cooper married Adliza Elizabeth Rainwater 31 December 1882 in Pulaski, Kentucky the father of several; Bertha B, November 1883-? Mollie Girdie, June 1885-? Mary M, May 1887-? Minnie M, … Continue reading
“JAMES HARRY WARE built and owned the first public swimming pool in Christian County and also constructed one of the first tourist courts in this part of the state. He was educated at Major J. O. FERRELL’s school and South … Continue reading
“The mother and father of Henry Ware, Dudley Ware and Polly, migrated to Kentucky in the fall of 1781 with what is known in Kentucky as the “Traveling Church.” This church was originally located in Culpeper and Spotsylvania Virginia, but … Continue reading
“Daniel Ware, an Elder in the Separate Baptist Church at Pittman Creek in Pulaski County, Kentucky was the son of Edmond Ware and grandson of Dudley Ware. His wife was Nancy but her last name is not known. She is … Continue reading
“Edmond Ware, the son of Dudley Ware and his wife Polly Ware, was born in Garrard County, Kentucky in 1788. At the age of about 15 he migrated with his father to Pulaski County, Kentucky. Edmond was a farmer, a … Continue reading
Photo of Dudley Ware Farm provided by Leonard W. Smith Cabin is of a later date. “Dudley Ware was an early Kentucky pioneer migrating from Culpeper County, Virginia in the fall of 1781 with what is known in Kentucky history … Continue reading
Added by: Susan Eaton “William G. Ware was born in Union County, KY on Feb 9, 1900, just 6 days after the assassination of his namesake, William Justus Goebel, then-governor of KY. William was the third of 11 children born … Continue reading
Added by: Leonard Ware Smith Added by: Leonard Ware Smith “Andrew Jackson Ware was born the son of Squire Lancaster Ware and Julia Ann Stormes Ware. The Ware family Bible listed his birth given name as Cornelius Jackson. However, … Continue reading
