
“Robert Ware, father of Ephraim and Ebenezer, both of whom lived to be very old, had a land grant in Rosemary Meadow in 1654, and another beyond the Great Plain in 1662/3. In his will dated 1698/9, Robert devised land … Continue reading

“Robert Ware, father of Ephraim and Ebenezer, both of whom lived to be very old, had a land grant in Rosemary Meadow in 1654, and another beyond the Great Plain in 1662/3. In his will dated 1698/9, Robert devised land … Continue reading

There were many women in Ware ancestry who contributed to the common good, but none as much as Elizabeth Parsons Ware; to some of the rights we women, enjoy today. When the Constitution was written, it was based on the … Continue reading

Photo taken of the Landrum & Ware Store taken in 1898 at Schollville, Clark Co. KY. Richard if the man with the beard standing near the horse on which his wife Rachel Flynn Ware is seated. The black man was … Continue reading

“While with my parents I wrote, at the request of my father, to be published in the Advocate, an account of the death of my sister, Elizabeth B. Ware, who closed her earthly pilgrimage at here residence in Montgomery county, … Continue reading

“… John B. Utterback was also reared on his father’s farm, where he received an excellent English education, and at the age of eighteen left home and at first worked on the farm of a friend, and finally for several … Continue reading

“MRS. ANN R. FOGG, a native of Woodford County, is a daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Read) Ware. July 21, 1883, she married Elijah Fogg, who was born in Woodford County, July 23, 1803, and who was the only son … Continue reading

“EDWARD G. WARE.– A pioneer, who deserves the esteem of posterity as well as his contemporaries was the late Edward G. Ware, the planter and grower of the first Valencia oranges in the Garden Grove section. He was born at … Continue reading
