”HISTORY OF DEERFIELD. ‘The Renowned Noble Lady Armina,’ amid the luxuries of her ancestral hall in old Lincolnshire, meditating upon the lost condition of the heathen in the New World, putting up her prayers and sending her gold across the … Continue reading
This book has partial information on the descendants of Robert Ware of Needham, Massachusetts, but gives a good overview. Information on descendants can be found throughout the book. Copy to your browser. http://books.google.com/books?id=lQWY2SidI3MC&lpg=PA281&dq=dana%20ware&pg=PA64#v=snippet&q=%20ware&f=false Source: History of Needham, Massachusetts, 1790-1911, by … Continue reading
“JOHN LEWIS JONES, who is in charge of the shipments of the Danville Structural Tubing Company’s products,was born at Danville May 19, 1880, and is one of the native sons of Montour county. Evan Jones, his father came to Danville … Continue reading
General Notes: The following is published without edit and was provided by Darla Ware (Abeyware@aol.com): “Know all men by these present, that we, Carter Daniel, Mickelborough Daniel, Elizabeth Howerton, Frances Ware, Eunice Croxton, Frances Clarke, Elizabeth Daniel. Larkin McTyre, and … Continue reading
“Robert Ware, father of Ephraim and Ebenezer, both of whom lived to be very old, had a land grant in Rosemary Meadow in 1654, and another beyond the Great Plain in 1662/3. In his will dated 1698/9, Robert devised land … Continue reading
“Other existing Ware houses are the Reuel Ware house built by Daniel Ware on Brook Street, now owned by Robert H. Monks;…” Reference Data: … Continue reading
“The Ware, always large land owners, willed land ‘around Maugus Hill’ as early as 169. Ephraim Ware owned the Sheridan home and land around Rosemary Brook and of Brookside Road. Another branch of the family, Daniel Ware, owned land and … Continue reading
House of Representatives : Daniel Ware, Needham Phinehas Ware, Franklin Jairus Ware, Wrentham Reference Data: … Continue reading
“… Some four or five generations of the Ware family have been identified with Kentucky since pioneer times to the present. Isaac Ware, a Virginian, came to Kentucky at a very early day and developed a large plantation in Campbell … Continue reading
“ENOCH WARE. This gentleman is numbered among the younger farmers of Colon Township, of which he is a native and is prosecuting agriculture in a very highly successful manner. He first purchased forty acres in 1883 and since that time … Continue reading
