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“Annalou Ware, 82, of Yorktown, passed away unexpectedly Saturday at Ball Memorial Hospital. Annalou was born to her parents, Espy and Harriet (Barlow) Applegate. She was a lifelong resident of Yorktown and a 1946 graduate of Yorktown High School. She … Continue reading
“Eveline (Minick) Ware, 81, lifelong Seminole resident died, March 10, 2011 at her home in Seminole. Jean was born January 17, 1929 in Seminole County, Oklahoma to Albert and Jessie (Vulgamore) Minick. Jean spent most of her life in Seminole. … Continue reading
“”WARE – Of diphtheria, on Monday, January 7, 1901, LILIAN, daughter of George and Sarah Ware, aged 5 years 8 months. No funeral. According to her death certificate, she resided at 1845 East Westmoreland Street, 25th Ward.” Source: The Philadelphia … Continue reading
“The death of Mrs. Frances H. Ware of 25 Lawrence avenue occurred at her home Saturday afternoon at 3:50 o’clock after a long illness. She was the widow of George Ware whose death occurred in October 1924. Mrs. Ware was … Continue reading
I, Robert Ware, Senr., Being of feeble health but of sound & disposing memory, I desire that my just debts be paid. I give unto my son George Ware negroes viz: Solomon, Betsey, Pusley & Isaac. I give unto my … Continue reading
“OBADIAH WYNN, a prominent citizen of Coweta county, was born June 29, 1842, and is a brother of Joseph H. Wynn, his grandfather being Maj. John Wynn of revolutionary fame, and his father Judge Glen O. Wynn, for many years … Continue reading
“Mrs. Eva C. Galpin, daughter of George and Sarah Ware, was born in Davis county, Iowa, March 10, 1867, and passed away at her home on the farm Tuesday, May 12, at the age of 64 years, two months and … Continue reading
Dr. George Ware died Jan. 7, 1805, aged forty-four years. His father had practiced medicine before him in Dighton, and was also named George. He died Feb. 16, 1771, aged thirty-seven. They were both considered skillful physicians, as was also … Continue reading
REV. ROBERT WARE WAS THE FIRST MINISTER OF THE WARE BAPTIST CHURCH IN 1772, LOCATED ABOUT A HALF MILE FROM THE WARE BRIDGE AND THE MIDDLESEX CO. LINE, HE DIED IN 1804 AND SAMUEL WARE SIGNED AS A WITNESS TO … Continue reading