
Source: Wisconsin State Journal, March 20, 1885, p.1 … Continue reading

Source: Wisconsin State Journal, March 20, 1885, p.1 … Continue reading

Source: Richmond Times Dispatch, Sept. 29. 1904, p.6 … Continue reading

“Mr. William Slaughter Ware, Jr., oldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ware, Sr., of Gloucester, died Friday, May 14, at his home in Norfolk, of appoplexy(sic). Mr. Ware was nearing his 45th birthday. He is survived … Continue reading

“Mr. A.G. Ware, who lived in Gloucester county for some time years ago, died at his home in West Point Monday night. Although he had been somewhat feeble he had been feeling in his usual health when he retired. About … Continue reading

“WARE Parish was established between 1652 and 1654. It embraces the southeast section of Gloucester county, and is between thirty and forty miles in circumference, bounded on the east and north by Mobjack bay; North river and Mathews county on … Continue reading

“WARE PARISH ACADEMY, GLOUCESTER COUNTY. A lottery authorized in 1796 for erecting an academy on the land of Ware Parish in the county of Gloucester. This academy had no existence. In 1814, the proceeds $12,801.93 of the sale of glebe … Continue reading

“WARE.–The Gloucester county records being largely destroyed by the Federal Troops, it has been impossible to learn anything of the ‘Wares’ of that county. Rev. Jacob Ware was in Henrico before 1700, as given by Dashiell. In June, 1698, a … Continue reading
