“Elias Ware, his youngest child, (parents Timothy and Mary Healy Ware) was born May 30, 1754, at Wrentham. He married January 25, 1781, Deborah, daughter of Ephraim Groves, of Franklin, Mass., and they became the parents of eleven children, Preston being … Continue reading
“Timothy Ware, a lifelong resident of Wrentham, was born December 23, 1715, and died November 29, 1794. January 18, 1742-3, he married Mary, daughter of Paul and Hannah Healy (born November 30, 1720; died June 27, 1767). June 1, 1769, … Continue reading
“Robert Ware was born at Wrentham, December 6, 1680, and died there January 9, 1731—2. March 1, 1710-11, he married Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Hawes) Wright. She was born in Wrentham, June 28, 1692, and died September 5, … Continue reading
“WARE, Amy (Robbins), Author, Red Cross Worker in France. Amy (Robbins) Ware, of Robbinsdale, Minnesota, daughter of Andrew Bonney and Adelaide Julia (Walker) Robbins, is of Colonial ancestry. She is a lineal descendant of the “Mayflower Pilgrim,” John Howland, through … Continue reading
BATEMAN LLOYD. 1756-1814. Me. Bateman Lloyd, the subject of this biographical sketch, was born August 28, 1756, at Woodstown, Salem County, in the southern part of the State of New Jersey, in which vicinity his family had for many years … Continue reading
Ebenezer Starr, M.D., son of Dr. Josiah Starr, of Weston, Mass., was born in Weston, August 24, 1768, and died in Newton Lower Falls August 24, 1830. He was educated at Harvard College; studied medicine with Dr. Spring, of Watertown, … Continue reading
“Nancy Ware Hawes, died August 28, aged 96 years, 8 months, 6 days. Mrs. Hawes was the daughter of Capt. Nathaniul Ware and sister of the late Hon. Jairus Ware, and was born in Wrentham, Dec. 22d, 1779. In 1807 … Continue reading
“Jairus Ware was born in Wrentham, January 22, 1772, and was graduated at Brown University in 1797. He was for many years a leading lawyer in his native town. He was a Representative to the General Court from 1809 to … Continue reading
Barrett, Thomas G., of Augusta, where he is now living practically retired, was for many years one of the prominent business men of that city, while to his honor also stands a record of faithful service in the Confederate cause … Continue reading
“Samuel Ware was born in that part of Norwich which is now Huntington, September 5, 1781, and with his father’s family removed to Conway, in 1796. He studied theology with the Rev. Vinson Gould, of Southampton, and was licensed by … Continue reading
