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Note: This information was sent to us by one of our members. The document contains references to the Ware, Long, Garrett and Harrison families. Click on to read. … Continue reading
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“FRANCIS, Albert J., president Francis Construction Co,; born in Alexandria Ky., Jan. 4, 1871; son of Charles and Sarah (Ware) Francis; educated in public schools; married, Covington, Ky., 1894, Nettie Bressman; one son: Bert. Learned carpenter’s trade under father, who … Continue reading
“JEFFERSON, John Percival, born Delaware, March 1852; son of John and Sarah (Ware) Jefferson; graduated from U.S. Military Academy, 1875, and V.S. Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va., 1879; married, Warren Pa., June 1875, Alice M. Wetmore. In active business at … Continue reading
“FLETCHER, JOHN WARE, son of Amos and Sarah (Ware) Fletcher, was born in Norridgewock, Sommerset county, Maine, April 11, 1824. The town school and academy furnished him with his educational training. His first connection in business was in Norridgewock, Me., … Continue reading
“HOWARD, JAMES ALMAN Banker; born Delavan Ill., April 5, 1865; son of James and Sarah (Ware) Howard; educated in public schools in Illinois and Evergreen City Business College, Bloomington Ill.; married Xenia, Ohio, Aug. 1889, Zana M. Steele; three children. … Continue reading
“ADOLPHUS BROWN, of Attalia, representative in the Legislature, 1915, from Etowah county, was born April 28, 1867 at Talladega, Talladega county, Ala.; is the son of Oakley and Catherine (Lawrence ) Brown, both natives of S.C…. He received his education … Continue reading
“Coverless and faded, hard usage is written in unmistakable characters upon this play-thing of a whole family. Upon the flyleaf are autographs of ‘Ebenezer Ware and Sarah Ware, Their Book,’ and upon another page these two names with the addition … 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