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Copy to your browser and read pages 59-60 and 250. http://books.google.com/books?id=qfytZsg95QwC&lpg=PA193&dq=blue%20jackets%20and%20contraband&pg=PA60#v=onepage&q=ware&f=false Reference Data: … Continue reading

“Ware, Miss Charlotte L. Ware, Miss Harriet Ware, Miss Mary Lee” Reference Data: … Continue reading

“Edward Brooks Hall, son of Nathaniel Hall and Joanna Cotton Brooks (a lineal descendant of Rev. John Cotton), was born in Medford Mass., on September 2, 1800, the third in a family of five children:… He was named from his … Continue reading

“The Milton branch of the Sanitary Commission made generous contributions to the comfort of the soldiers. Miss Amelia Russell was a nurse at Fort Schuyler, Miss Emma Ware was nurse in charge of a ward in the Armory Square Hospital … Continue reading

“FREDERICK FLOOD, Superintendent of water supply Vandalia Railroad, Effingham, was born on the high seas and has been told that his birth occurred on board an English man-of-war or transport on British waters about 1820 or 1830. His father Daniel, … Continue reading

“GLENN, ROBERT JAMES, planter, was born February 27, 1816, in Hancock County Ga., and died May 5, 1858, at Montgomery; son of Robert Billups and Mary (Lewis) Glenn, who lived at Coosada, near Montgomery; … Mr. Jefferson, in his biographical … Continue reading

1811 Letter from James Ware II in Kentucky to His Son, James Ware III, in Virginia Transcription © Judy C. Ware 2009 On outside of folded letter Mr. James Ware Frederick County, Battletown (would one day become Clarke County, Va.) … Continue reading

Names of Scholars in 1834: Sarah Ware, Second Class Ziba Ware, Third Class Harriet Ware, Sixth Class Phineas Ware, Seventh Class Joseph Ware, Eleventh Class Reference Data: … Continue reading
