“Mark Charles Ware, on of the best-known and most progressive young farmers of Lakeside township, Cottonwood county,whose home at ‘Clover Leaf Stock Farm’ is one of the pleasantest in The Bingham Lake neighborhood, is a native son of Minnesota and … Continue reading
C.E. Ware was born in the city of Buffalo, New York, March 15, 1849, son of George M. and Anna (Kelly) Ware, both natives of that same state, the former of whom is still living, a prominent resident of Faribault … Continue reading
“FREDERICK B. WARE. — One of Imperial County’s most progressive and influential ranchers is Frederick B. Ware, the subject of this review. Frederick B. is the owner of 227 acres of valuable land in Water Company No. 5, near Brawley. … Continue reading
Photo taken of the Landrum & Ware Store taken in 1898 at Schollville, Clark Co. KY. Richard if the man with the beard standing near the horse on which his wife Rachel Flynn Ware is seated. The black man was … Continue reading
“BOYKIN, WILLIAM JOHNSON, lawyer, was born November 8, 1861, at Oswicheee, Russell County; son of James William and Athalie Annett (Johnson) Boykin, the former a native of Columbus, Ga., who came to Alabama, lived in Oswichee, Glenville and other places … Continue reading
“Ralph Ware came from Massachusetts to Illinois in 1834, settling near Granville. Public Spirit and hearty interest in all that stood for community advancement characterized the Ware family. It was members of this family, still in Massachusetts, who built the … Continue reading
“William A. Nash, second son of Cornelius Nash, was born in Kaufman, Texas, December 25, 1862. He attended the public schools up to the time he was sixteen years of age , when his father having died, the young man’s … Continue reading
“James W. Ware was born in Shelby County, Ky., Oct. 25, 1822. His father was James Ware Sr., born in Culpepper County, Va., He came with his parents to Mercer County, Ky, when a child. The family afterward moved to … Continue reading
“THOMAS E. HARRIS was born in Charleston, Mass., Feb. 28th 1812, where he lived until twenty-one years of age. His early life was spent in mercantile pursuits. When twenty-one years of age he removed to the City of New York … Continue reading
“CARY THORNTON, retired, Joliet…, was born in Bucks Co., Penn., Oct. #, 1800; his ancestors were Quakers, and came to Pennsylvania with Wm. Penn in 1681; the subject of this sketch lived with his parents until he was 23 years … Continue reading
