Picture from Photobucket, chairs date approximately 1850 to 1900 Ware chairs were made between 1800 and 1940 by five generations of a family in the Cumberland County community of Roadstown, northwest of Bridgeton. The patriarch, Maskell Ware, found a niche … Continue reading
“The Lincoln Co. GA Cemeteries in the list of Cemeteries submitted by Larry R. Butler and Janice B. Turner were obtained by Larry and Betty Sue Bunch in the mid 1990’s. Betty Sue then added Obituary data and produced for … Continue reading
A quick scan of the Early American Roads and Trails page will reveal a glimpse of a valuable resource for tracing your ancestral families’ migration through time and place. It would be interesting to start with an immigrant ancestor and follow … Continue reading
“Ware County was created by an Act of the Legislature approved December 15th, 1824. It was created out of lands theretofore situated in Appling County, and was named for Hon. Nicholes Ware, a United States Senator from this State. Early … Continue reading
“Honor, Melancholy, and Imagination in a Southern Family” Bertram Wyatt-Brown, Author Oxford University Press 1994 The secondary title of this book certainly sums up the Percy family and many others mentioned therein. This is a family of apparent brilliant … Continue reading
I have never been jealous, or envious, of anyone, or anything, until I read about Judy’s trip through central Kentucky. Friends, I not only became jealous, but bordered on deep depression. I would have paid for the entire trip … Continue reading
Note the first name of this individual is unknown. If you might have information, please contact us at www.warefamilies.org Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=Nne4L9h27RsC&lpg=PA142&dq=history%20of%20klickitat%20county%20washington&pg=PA577#v=onepage&q=ware&f=false Source: Pioneer Photographers of the Far West, 1840-1865, by by Peter E. Palmquist and Thomas R. … Continue reading
Watching the Forgotten Bowl game ‘tween ICU and White Springs College of Fine Arts, and the commentator mentioned the coach of ICU was about at the end of his line. I don’t know if he meant the man was on … Continue reading
The REAL story behind the story. It was a cold, rainy-snowy day in November, some years ago, as I was driving home from work. The road was slick in spots, so I was going rather slow. As I rounded … Continue reading
One of my dear neighbors, a Mrs. Finch, died this week, of bone cancer. If you recall, my sister Betty Jane, also died of that disease. Betty and I never real close as my time in the service took a … Continue reading
