Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=KR3o8zqJpPoC&lpg=PA4&dq=everest%20ware&pg=PA4#v=onepage&q=ware&f=false Source: The American Alpine Journal, 1946, Distributed by The Mountaineers, Seattle, Washington, page 4 … Continue reading
Note: This is the grandson of Henry Ware. The owner of Belle Grove Plantation. “HENRY WARE had a glamorous daughter named Frances, who became the wife of a premier Marshall physician, Dr. E.B. Blocker. …” BLOCKER, William Francis; Capitalist; born … Continue reading
Who is T.A. Ware? John Stein, one of our members, found this image on a photo website for old pictures and sent this to me. The only information given with the image was 1906 University of North Dakota Yearbook, member … Continue reading
“DORSEY, Sarah Anne Ellis, author, was born in Natchez, Miss., Feb. 16, 1829; daughter of Thomas and _____ (Ware) Ellis; stepdaughter of Gen. Charles G. Dahlgren, C.S. A.; and a niece of Catharine Ann (Ware) Warfield, author of “The Household … Continue reading
“Abraham Helmick, born 1842, in Pendleton County, son of Miles Helmick; married, 1861, to Catharine Mullennax. She died in 1877, and he married Prudence, daughter of William Ware, of Randolph County. Children: Abraham L., Georgiana, Albert, Martin Howard and Effie … Continue reading
Ware Family Papers Call number: Mss1 W2296 b In 1917, the United States entered World War I. John and Charles Henry Maddox, two brothers from Wythe County, became involved in the war effort. Charles Henry Maddox joined the Marine … Continue reading
“MARCUS A. WARE, retail coal merchant of Fonthill, Ontario, was born August 5, 1876, at Allanburg. and has been in the coal business for seven years.” Source: Coal Men in America: A Biographical and Historical Review of the World’s Greatest … Continue reading
Ezra Jones was was born in May, 1862 in Butlerville, Indiana, one of three children of Emmor and Elizabeth Ware. The family moved to Kalamazoo, MI in 1868-69, and in 1873 to Grand Rapids, where Emmor Ware was in the … Continue reading
JOSEPH BRUFF WARE was born in Butlerville, Indiana, May 8, 1860. In 1869 came to Michigan, locating on a farm in Kalamazoo county, and in 1873 removed to Grand Rapids, where he was educated at the city schools of Kalamazoo … Continue reading
Photo supplied by Bill Darrow, Belle’s great-grandson. Clara Belle Ware (1867-1947), from Grand Rapids, Michigan, was the daughter of Emmor (1831-1886) and Elisabeth Ware (1837-1883), first cousins and Quakers who married in Ohio. Clara and her two big brothers, … Continue reading
