Note: This information has been provided by one of our members. If anyone desires a copy of this document, please e-mail your request to www.warefamilies.org ”I have a copy of the death certificate of Susan Ann Ware Duggan who died … Continue reading
Note: The genealogy of this family as written by Zella Armstrong in her 1922 book of ”Notable Southern Families,” may or may not be correct. Therefore with this in mind, I have chosen to present the beginning pages of her … Continue reading
WOW, if that isn’t a number. Hope you all are having a lucky day. OCTOBER, the month of changes; the beginning and ending of so many things. Not just the everyday visible, like vegetation and the weather, which in some … Continue reading
Marriage, History of Since the earliest English settlers arrived in Carolina, government officials have, to some degree, regulated marriages. In the colony, such regulation was necessary because the process of inheritance depended on the legitimacy of children. In addition, the … Continue reading
Todd County Standard Sept. 8 to Sept. 14, 2010 BY TONYA S. GRACE TODD COUNTY STANDARD Her journey began in cyberspace. A few clicks of a button, a telephone call and there was the map. The map led her to … Continue reading
I hope you all had a pleasant summer. I know that with the arrival of Autumn in a couple of weeks we will began to reorganize our closets to accommodate our warmer wardrobe, store the patio furniture and outside decorations, … Continue reading
As we enter the dog days of summer, I am forever grateful for air-conditioning and watermelon; dips in the pool and mid-afternoon naps; slower growing grass and a good book; fresh raspberries over vanilla ice cream and memories. Watching the … Continue reading
Note: This video found on YouTube will help to explain the origin of the Ware name and heritage in England. … Continue reading
Note: I read this article on the Caswell County, North Carolina Website and thought it was worth passing along to our readers. Some of you may already know about our efforts to locate the old Forks of Elkhorn Church Cemetery … Continue reading
Today, July 2, our website is 1 years old and like a baby we have crawled though our infancy. Standing and walking on our own is our next objective, and we hope you will all be with us to lend … Continue reading
