“David Henry Ware was the son of Ebenezer Ware (1814-1904) and Sarah Bonham (1818-1852). David served in the 48th New York Infantry as a Sergeant from 1861-65. He married Anna F Wright on 25 Mar 1869. His children were Sallie … Continue reading
“Husband of Ann (Norcross) Ware and son of Mary Ann (Phifer) and Joseph Overturff Ware. Ann and Adam were married on 8 Apr 1849 in Gloucester County, New Jersey. U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865. Adam P. Ware, residence … Continue reading
“Pvt. Henry Ware Served with Co.M 7th Missouri State Milita Cav. USA during the Civil war of 1861-65 Henry Ware, a War Veteran, Found Dead Henry Ware, 70 years old, a veteran of the Civil war and a retired farmer, … Continue reading
“W F Ware Died Mar 3, 1905 Aged 64Y 3M 21D Co. D, 6 IA William Ware was a private in the US Civil War. He enlisted on 10 Sep 1861 in Appanoose County, Iowa and seved in the 6th … Continue reading
Compensation note dated June 25, 1862 (on the inside) Headquarters Department of the Shenandoah Middletown, Virginia June 24th 1862 Mr. J.W. Ware living near Berryville Virginia had taken from him on or about the 18th day of June 1862 by … Continue reading
Josiah Ware – Background information for COMPENSATION LETTERS By: Judith C. Ware © September 2008 For more information on this line of the family, you can go to www.waregenealogy.com The following attachments contain information concerning Josiah Ware’s property that was … Continue reading
Transcription of Civil War Letter from Josiah W. Ware to his son, Capt. James Alexander Ware serving in Corpus Christi, Texas © Judy C. Ware 2012 For more information on this line of the family, go to www.waregenealogy.com Original … Continue reading
Download the Book (PDF 29.4 MB – Requires Acrobat Reader to Read) View the Book Online Preface by Judy C. Ware Grace Episcopal Church, located in Berryville, Virginia, is a treasure not only to the local citizens who still use … Continue reading
LEWIS, Edward Parke Custis, soldier and diplomat, was born at Audley, near Berryville, Clarke co., Va., Feb. 7,1837, son of Lorenzo and Esther Maria (Coxe) Lewis. The first of his family in America was Robert Lewis, who received a grant … Continue reading
”Solomon Thomas Wilson, born in Maryland 1841, son of William P. and Eliza A. (Simmons) Wilson, was married in 1867 to Elizabeth, daughter of Benjamin O. and Matilda (Wooden) Ware. Children, Laura V., John W., Mattie B., Henry F., James … Continue reading
