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THAT WALL A course in psychology, is a must in genealogy, Especially when you hit that “Brick Wall!” You’ve given up hope, you’re at the end of your rope, And no matter where you turn, there’s a stall! Don’t … Continue reading
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“Wareham (Typically pronounced Wear-ham.) is a town located in Plymouth County, Massachusetts. Wareham was first settled in 1678 as part of the towns of Plymouth and Rochester. It was officially incorporated in 1739 and named for the town of Wareham, … Continue reading
RAYMOND WARE’S LAMENT Emma Belle Martin Ware 3 May 1873-8 Nov 1938 I could have asked my Grandmother, about how things were when she was young, But I was much younger then, and simply held my tongue! I could have … Continue reading
“PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS. The Harvey Ware Well No. 1 well–No. 51 on Map II–located on a branch of Right Fork of Falls Creek, 2.2 miles southwest of Knawl starts at an elevation of 1015′ B., as determined by the … Continue reading
“WARE RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1914. [ Leased to and operated by the Boston & Albany (New York Central & Hudson River, leasee). ] HISTORY. Exact name of common carrier making this report. Ware Rive … Continue reading
Periodically, we have inquiries regarding people looking for Ware ancestors. This week we’ve had a couple of success stories. A few days ago a man named Raymond Martin Ware e-mailed an inquiry about an article he has seen posted, “The … Continue reading
“Camp John H. Ware, III is a Boy Scout and Cub Scout summer, winter, and weekend camp located in Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania on the Horseshoe Reservation. It is organized by Boy Scouts of America. It shares the reservation with Camp … 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
“The Ware family in Trenton has been involved in several different businesses since the early 1850’s. Charles W. Ware along with his brother Merriwether, operated ‘Ware General Merchandise’ from 1850-58. In the early 1920’s William Franklin Ware, grandson of Charles … Continue reading
Note: While researching all things Ware, including people and places, I came across the name of Waresville, Texas. I discovered that the name had been changed to Utopia and I called the public library to get information about Waresville. The … Continue reading