Note: Same man as Jacob Read Ware “…Jacob Reed Ware, it is written: (Grandfather of Wallace Ware Clement Sabine on his mother’s side.) He was one of the early, ardent abolitionists and lived on the most direct line from Southern … Continue reading
“ALLEN, Joseph Henry, clergyman, educator and author, was born in Northborough, Worcester CO., Mass., Aug. 21, 1820, son of Joseph and Lucy Clark (Ware) Allen. His father came of a Scotch family, which was among the earliest settled at Medfield, … Continue reading
“Ware, Clara Crosby, 65 Home Avenue, Middletown, Conn. Prepared by the High School, Hingham, Mass., and by private tuition. A.B., 1910, proup, History and Economics and Politics; A.M., Columbia University, 1915. Teacher in the Centre Union School, Easthampton, Mass., 1910-11, … Continue reading
“Smith, Clarissa, Jolly Water Farms, West Chester, Pa. Prepared by the Misses Kirk’s School, Bryn Mawr, Pa. A.B., 1915, group, Chemistry and Biology. Secretary to the President of the Drexel Institute, 1915-17; Executive Secretary, Philadelphia Association of Day Nurseries, 1918. … Continue reading
Ezra Jones Ware, born in May, 1862 in Butlerville, Ohio, was the second child of Emmor and Elizabeth Ware. When Ezra was young the family settled in Grand Rapids, MI. He attended Grand Rapids High School, and in 1888 graduated … Continue reading
Emmor Ware was a son of Asa Ware, Jr. (1801-1866) and Eliza Ann Crew (1805-1833). Emmor was born on his father (and grandfather’s) farm in Goshen, near Salem, in Columbiana County, Ohio. By 1856 he had moved to Butlerville (or … Continue reading
Asa Ware, Sr was a great-grandson of the immigrant Joseph Ware (1650-1711) who arrived in southwestern NJ with John Fenwick and other Quakers on the “Griffith” in 1675. Asa’s father John Ware Jr (1720-1773) was the son of John Ware … Continue reading
Edward Rowell Ware. M. D. Edward Rowell Ware was born in 1807 in Augusta, Georgia to the parents Joseph N. Ware and Mary Elizabeth Dawson. Edward’s father was a sheriff in Augusta. While I have not been able to find … Continue reading
“Miss Charlotte Louise Ware died in Cambridge on the eighth of December, 1903, in the eighty-sixth year of her age. She was born in Cambridge and was the daughter of the late Rev. Henry Ware, sr. She was a true … Continue reading
“TAYLOR. John Wadleigh, real estate; born at Rockford, Ill., Nov. 14. 1840; son of John W. and Jane P. (Wadleigh) Taylor, former of Ballston Spa, N. Y.. and later of Keene. N. H.; educated at Beloit College, Beloit, Wis., scientific … Continue reading
