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Added by: Streaky Jenness Bragg was adopted by his Uncle Rodney Ware after his mother died when he was 6 months old. He changed his last name to Ware when he was about 12 with permission from his biological father. … Continue reading
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Added by: Rich Ware Rich was the son of Richard Arldon Ware and Linda Christine Pratt Ware. He was the first of four children, Julie Ann, Christopher Michael ‘Chris’ and Kimberly Marie ‘Kim’. He is also the paternal grandson of … Continue reading
William’s cremated remains were never taken after his death and are still available at the Oregon State Hospital to anyone who is related. More information is available at http://www.oregon.gov/oha/amh/osh/pages/cremains.aspx A book by David Maisel and a documentary by Ondi Timoner … Continue reading
Husband of Prudence (Simpkins) Ware and son of Louisa (Cheesman) and John Ackley Ware. John was born on his fathers farm in Gloucester Township, old Gloucester County, now Camden County. John got into an argument with his sister Patience over … Continue reading
Recently I can across some new “old” information regarding John Ware of Gloucester Co. Virginia. The book “Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623-1666,” by George Cabell Greer has been re-scanned and corrected by Allen Price in 2011. There are over 17,000 names … Continue reading
William Ware was born about 1820 in Maryland. Records show that William was purchase as a slave by the Jesuits of Georgetown. He worked on their plantation which is now Georgetown University in Alexandria, Va. In return the Jesuits converted … Continue reading
Husband of first wife Marguerite (Hamilton) and second wife Emily Virginia (Durkin). He was the son of Sarah Anna (Davis) and Mark C. Ware. Marquerite and Clarence were married on 17 Oct 1906 by C.A. Jenkins Jr. in Woodbury, Gloucester … Continue reading
Added by: Ann Tindall Find A Grave photo “John Quincy Adams Ware was the son of Capt. Benjamin and Martha (Chapin) Ware. He was born in Gilsum, December 17, 1822. When a youth, he was considered a young man of … Continue reading