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Source: Kansas City Star, March 10, 1891, p.7 … Continue reading
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“Josephine Allen Ware, 83, Lawrence, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Trinity Episcopal Church with the Rev. John Macauley officiating. Burial will be in Mount Moriah Cemetery in Kansas City. Mrs. Ware died Friday, July 26, 1991, at Lawrence … Continue reading
“Mrs Anna Jane Ware, 88 years old, died yesterday at her home, 3938 Wyandotte Street. She was the widow of the late James Wesley Ware, and been a resident of Kansas City twenty-seven years. She is survived by a daughter, … Continue reading
Added by: Gayla “Diana Ware, 39, died Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010 in Olathe, Kansas. Diana was born Feb. 8, 1971 in Kansas City, Missouri, to Charles and Daisy Delyght Ritz. She was a graduate of Chanute High School and attended … Continue reading
“Foster, Hal, A. M., physician, Kansas City, Mo. 1877, Foster’s, Tuscaloosa Co.; s. James Collier Foster and Jane Elizabeth Ware; b. July 7, 1858; M. D., U. of N. Y.” Source: A Register of the Officers and Students of the … Continue reading
”ADDISON SHACKLEFORD. Addison Shackleford, a representative of one of the most prominent mercantile houses of the city, with a trade in wall paper that exceeds that of any other house here, was born in Cooper county, Missouri, October 26, 1867. … Continue reading
“Edwin C. Ware, Son of Rev. John Q.A. and Emily (Herald), born in Marlborough, Oct. 8. 1852, was an engineer. Resided in Milford a few years, then removed to Kansas City, thence to Fort Madison, Ia., where he died May … Continue reading
“HARRY L. WARE, general manager of the Detroit store of Frank & Seder, the largest exclusive ready-to-wear mercantile establishment in Michigan, has been a resident of Detroit only a comparatively short time, but in this period he has attained a … Continue reading
” In the period of early western development stock raising constituted the source of the people’s wealth, but great changes have come since that day and Colorado and other western districts have in more recent years owed their development in … Continue reading