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“This honored veteran of the Civil War and well known agriculturist of Nodaway county, Missouri, was born in Gallia county, Ohio, September 17, 1842, a son of George W. and Helen (Wiseman) Null, also natives of that county, where the … Continue reading
CIVIL WAR MILITARY INFORMATION PERTAINING TO JOSIAH WARE – Researched & written by: Judy C. Ware March 2008 For more information on the Josiah Ware line of the family, you can go to www.waregenealogy.com A REFERENCE TO UNION & CONFEDERATE … Continue reading
Personal Note Concerning George Washington’s Death Owned and transcribed by Judith C. Ware © July 2008 I found the following note in a very old book that once belonged to Lucy Balmain Ware Lewis. She was the youngest daughter of Josiah William … Continue reading
“MOSLEY, ROBERT ALEXANDER, jr., physician and editor, was born Jul 13, 1841, at Montevallo, in Shelby County, and died November 14, 1900, at Yohama, Japan; son of Robert Alexander and Mariah B. (Stevens) Moseley, the former of English, Scotch and … Continue reading
This magnificent geological formation was first discovered in 1729 by a French explorer M. deLery. Travelers along the Ohio River, which runs in front of the opening, would seek shelter here, but after the Revolutionary War it became a robber’s … Continue reading
Transcription of a Kentucky Letter Written Prior to 1830 From Lucy Ware Webb to her Niece, Sally Ware Stribling © Research & transcription by Judy C. Ware 2009 The following letter provided not only a wealth of family information, but … Continue reading
Transcription of 1812 letter from James Ware II To his son, James Ware III Transcribed by Judy C. Ware March 2009 © Judy Ware 2009 For more information of the Ware family from this line, go to www.waregenealogy.com On … Continue reading
Note: Mr. Raymond Martin Ware contacted me a few days ago to tell me that the information he thought he had lost regarding his Ware ancestors, has been found, and he forwarded me a large envelope. I understand there is … Continue reading
Washington Sugar Bowl Goes Back Home © Judith C. Ware March 2008 with UPDATE OF 2010 For more information on this line of the Ware family, you can go to www.waregenealogy.com I first started working on the Ware genealogy in … Continue reading