JAMES B. WARE, farmer, Corinth, Heard County, Georgia, son of John M. and Lucy (Sturdivant) Ware, was born on the plantation on which he now lives in Heard County (then just organized) in 1830. His paternal grandfather, Henry Ware, was … Continue reading
JOHN M. WARE, SHUTESTON.–Mr. Ware is a native of Texas, born August 7, 1857. His parents, Henry V. and Martha A. (Everett) Ware, are natives of Georgia, where they were reared and married. The family is of English extraction on … Continue reading
“Foster, Guy, A. B., planter, Tuscaloosa. 1875, Foster’s; s. James Collier Foster and Jane Elizabeth Ware; b. Oct. 10, 1855; m. Annie Ella King, Feb. 15, 1881.” Source: A Register of the Officers and Students of the University of Alabama, … Continue reading
“Ware, James Anthony, planter, Montgomery. Montgomery; s. Robert Ware, Montgomery, and Mrs. Judith Greene, (nee Anthony); b. 1812; m. Martha Jane Stokes, Madison, Ga., May 19, 1846; d. 1867.” Source: A Register of the Officers and Students of the University … Continue reading
“Foster, James Collier, A. B., A. M., ’41, planter, Tuscaloosa. 1835, Foster’s; s. Hardy Foster, Foster’s, and Elizabeth Wyatt Hill; b. May 12, 1818; LL. B., Harvard; m. Jane Elizabeth Ware, May 31, 1842, Montgomery Co., (now Elmore Co.)” Source: … Continue reading
“Foster, Young Hardy, teacher and planter, Quitman, Miss. 1862, Foster’s; s. J. Collier Foster, Tuscaloosa, and Jane Elizabeth Ware; b. March 15, ,844; Private, Rucker’s Brigade, Cav., C. S. A.; m. Ann Cornelia Foster, Foster’s, 1876; d. in Miss., Aug. … Continue reading
“Molton, Thomas James, A. B., A. M., ’49, planter, Mt. Meigs. 1843, Montgomery Co.; s. Major Thomas Molton; b. Dec. 12, 1827; Lawyer; m. Mary White Ware; d. 1896.” Source: A Register of the Officers and Students of the University … Continue reading
“Ware, Robert Young, (Soph.), planter 1845, Montgomery; s. Robert J. Ware and Ann Asenath White; b. March 15, 1827; m. Catherine Molton, Montgomery Co.; d. 18—” Source: A Register of the Officers and Students of the University of Alabama, 1831-1901, … Continue reading
“Ware, James Henry, (Soph.), planter, Montgomery. 1845, Montgomery; s. Robert J. Ware and Ann Asenath White; b. July 3, 1828; m. (1) Mary Stokes, Lincoln Co., Ga., (2) Octavia Willis, Talladega; d. July 8, 1867.” Source: A Register of the … Continue reading
Thomas E. Trigg. ‘A map of busy life’ mused the poet Cowper more than a hundred years ago, over his newspaper. The description yet holds good, a century of existence only having widened its field and strengthened its power. With … Continue reading
