”Pleasants Family Cumberland County Records Samuel Pleasants , an infant, son and heir of John Pleasants , late of Cumberland Co. , deceased. Deed from John Ware . 275 acres in Cumberland Co. , on Jones’ Creek , which the … Continue reading
“General Webster Flanagan. Of the surviving ‘elder statesmen’ of Texas, none is better known and entitled to more distinction for his past services than General Webster Flanagan, of Henderson, Texas. He is one of the few remaining public men of … Continue reading
”St. Anne’s Parish, Albemarle County. In the year 1761, Albemarle, besides its present territory, embraced all of Fluvanna, Buckingham, Nelson, and Amherst. By various Acts between that time and 1777, it was reduced to its present dimensions. St. Anne’s parish … Continue reading
”THOMAS WARE. OF THE PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE. 1758—1842. Thomas Ware was born at Greenwich, Cumberland County, N. J., on the 19th of December, 1758. His paternal grandfather emigrated from England to this country, having been a Captain in the British service … Continue reading
Page 192 ”A few days afterward the respective committees made their reports, which were adopted. The convention then elected the following officers to command the first battalion: …Francis Ware, of Charles County, lieutenant-colonel …” Page 243 ”Washington, who had been … Continue reading
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. Seventh District (Virginia)…………..F.F. Ware……………………(Votes) Ulysses S. Grant Reference Data: … Continue reading
A new biography of William Ware, son of John and Ann Harrison Ware is under construction and will be posted at a later date. Thank you for your patience. If you have questions please e-mail me. Vicki Will of William … Continue reading
“FRANCES TOY GLASSELL ,b. ‘Torthorwald,’ Va., July 25, 1809; d. May 10, 1842; m. Feb. 22, 1827, Josiah William Ware, planter, of Va. He was son of James and Elizabeth (Alexander) Ware, and grandson of James and Catharine (Todd) Ware, … Continue reading
FLANAGAN, JAMES WINRIGHT (1805-1887). James Winright Flanagan, Texas lieutenant governor and United States Senator, was born in Gordonsville, Albermarle County, Virginia, on September 7, 1805, the son of Charles and Elizabeth (Saunders) Flanagan. In 1815 the family moved to Boonesboro, … Continue reading
“DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, LEWISTON, IDAHO, November 5, 1906. GENERAL GRENVILLE M. DODGE, Council Bluffs, Iowa: MY DEAR GENERAL: — Your letter of October 17th, 1906, in reference to the meeting of the Army of the Tennessee … Continue reading
