”James A. Ware comes from Montgomery, where he was born December 7, 1853. His father was James A. Ware, now deceased, and his mother was a daughter of the late Judge Stokes, of Georgia. He was educated at Baltimore, Maryland, … Continue reading
”JOHNSTON, MARY ANNE (HOLT), patriotic worker, was born in 1826, in Augusta, Ga.; daughter of William White and Mary Arinton (Ware) Holt, the former an officer in the War of 1812 and judge for nineteen years of the middle district … Continue reading
Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=qXonmIMRI4oC&lpg=PA82&dq=history%20of%20covington%20county%20mississippi&pg=PA30#v=onepage&q=ware&f=false Source: The Papers of Jefferson Davis: June 1841 – July 1846,Vol. 2, James T. McIntosh, William Marsh Rice University and the Jefferson Davis Association, 1975, page 30
Last Sunday, getting dressed for church, I was scratching around in the dresser drawer, looking for my argyle socks, the only high class item of clothing I own, when I came across, of all things, the last Will and Testament … Continue reading
Ware, Martha E., who has been identified with many public interests in St. Louis since 1863, was born in New England, daughter of Joseph B. Young, and a descendant of Scotch and French ancestors. One branch of the family to … Continue reading
‘Thomas J. Higgs, who has an extensive clientage in the general practice of law and who is also attorney for the Kansas City Life Insurance Company, was born at Storm Lake, Iowa, May 27, 1879, a son of Thomas D. … Continue reading
”E. N. (Dick) Smith, is the managing editor of the Kansas City Post, to which position he was called in 1919, and he has always devoted his attention to newspaper work since making his initial step, in the business world. … Continue reading
”JEROME W. KENDRICK, an early pioneer of Sumner County, pre-empted in 1876, the northwest quarter of section 22, in what is now Jackson Township, and taking up his abode thereon, has continued to live there. He settled upon a tract … Continue reading
”JAMES T. WARE was born April 4, 1858, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. His ancestors have been Americans since this country was discovered and his great grandfather was an officer in the Revolutionary War. Mr. Ware came to Kansas City fourteen … Continue reading
”ENOCH M. KING. Layton, Davis County, April 20, 1895.— Enoch M. King, one of our old pioneers and the son of Ehazer and Nancy P King, passed away at 6 o’clock on April 8,1895, with Bright’s disease. He was born … Continue reading
