Edward Young Ware (1869 – )

  “Yale Ph.B. 1891. Born in St. Louis, Mo., 1869; educated in the preparatory department of Washington Univ., Smith Academy, St. Louis, Mo., and the Hill School, Pottstown, Pa.; graduated Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University, 1891; post-graduate course at … Continue reading →

Josiah William Ware 1826 Letter – A Man in Love transcribed by: Judy C. Ware

Josiah William Ware 1826 Letter A Man In Love        Transcribed by: Judy C. Ware    August 2012     Winchester, Virginia December 28, 1826 TO:  Mr. George W. Williams Paris Bourbon County Kentucky Dear Kentucky, I received your letter dated … Continue reading →

J. Blackburn Ware (1872 – )

J. BLACKBURN WARE has earned a deservedly high place in the bar of West Virginia during the twenty odd years he has practiced. At the same time he has exercised an important influence in republican politics, has served as mayor … Continue reading →

Thomas H. Ware

“Thomas H. Ware enlisted in Co. A. 3rd Mississippi Featherstone’s Brigade in the army of Tennessee in 1861. He served with his brigade in the volunteer companies un­der Generals Joe Johnson and Hood. He was wounded and captured at Peach … Continue reading →

Dr. George G. Ware (1835 – )

“Dr. George G. Ware, a physician and surgeon of Stanton, is the son of Geo. G. and Jane E. (Middleton) Ware; he was born in 1835, near Stanton, and is one of eleven children, only two living. His father was … Continue reading →

Capt. William J. Link (1813 – )

Capt. William J. Link, a prominent citizen of Haywood County, was one of its pioneers; he is a native of Halifax County, Va., and was born February 28, 1813, being the son of Bird and Varilla (Morton) Link. While our … Continue reading →

Frank J. Runyon (1862 – )

“FRANK J. RUNYON, M. D. Well established vantage place as one of the representative physicians of northern Tennessee is that held by Dr. Runyon, who is engaged in the successful practice of his profession, at Clarksville, the thriving capital and … Continue reading →

William Henry Deeter (1858 – )

“William Henry Deeter, president of the Kendall and Deeter Lumber Company, Meyersdale, Somerset county Pennsylvania, was born in Allegheny township, Somerset county, March 7, 1858, the son of Unus and Katharine (Boyer) Deeter. Samuel Deeter, grandfather, was a native of … Continue reading →

Milton Townsend (1820 – )

“MILTON TOWNSEND, real estate dealer and retired merchant, is  one of New Brighton’s most esteemed citizens. He is spending the sunset of life, in his beautiful home, upon the knoll at the lower end of Third avenue, enjoying every convenience … Continue reading →