“WILLIAM H. PILKINGTON has for many years been prominently identified with the principal interests of La Fayette County as one of its most successful and enterprising farmers. The highly improved estate which he owns and operates is located on section … Continue reading
“J. P. Harris, brother of J.N. Harris, b. Apr., 72, is farming the 20-acre lot of Geo. Caldwell, in Cheek’s Bend. He married Nannie D., dau. of F. M. Hardison. Their children are Annie Mayple, b. July 23, 1904, and … Continue reading
J. N. Harris, b. July 1, ’68, is son of W. Presley and Ann (Ware) Harris, of Cannon Co. He was brought to Maury Co. in childhood. He mar. Mollie, dau. of T. S. and Angeline (Gullett) Leftwich. T. S. … Continue reading
”H. ALFRED SNYDER, who is a merchant at Strawberry Ridge, Montour Co., Pa., was born Feb. 5, 1867, in Valley township, same county, at the old Snyder homestead, son of William M. and Carolina (Bloom) Snyder. John Snyder, the grandfather, … Continue reading
”Arial Ware was a native of Wilmington. He was twice married, first to Esther Chandler, by whom he had three children, and subsequently to Louisa Boyd, who bore him five children. He settled on road 46, where Henry Pease now … Continue reading
”BROWN LOUISA MRS. Sec. 18, P.O. Carrollton. The above named lady, by whom this narrative is kindly furnished, is the oldest daughter of James Ware, one of the original pioneers of Greene County, and relict of William Brown, deceased, who … Continue reading
”Solomon Thomas Wilson, born in Maryland 1841, son of William P. and Eliza A. (Simmons) Wilson, was married in 1867 to Elizabeth, daughter of Benjamin O. and Matilda (Wooden) Ware. Children, Laura V., John W., Mattie B., Henry F., James … Continue reading
”Abraham Ware, born 1822, at Valley Head, Randolph County, son of James Randolph and Dorothy (Mace) Ware, was married October 5, 1862, in Barbour County, to Diannah, daughter of Conrad and Elizabeth (Harper) Carpenter. Children of Mr. Ware are as … Continue reading
”JEROME W. KENDRICK, an early pioneer of Sumner County, pre-empted in 1876, the northwest quarter of section 22, in what is now Jackson Township, and taking up his abode thereon, has continued to live there. He settled upon a tract … Continue reading
Biography of James Russel Ware by Mavis Ware Buchanan Contributed By lancedbarton1 · 21 July 2013 BIOGRAPHY OF JAMES RUSSEL WARE By Mavis Ware Buchanan James Russel Ware was the son of Samuel Ware and Naomi Bigg. Samuel, in his … Continue reading
