Added by: Margo Reasner Enlisted in Company D, Massachusetts 45th Infantry Regiment on 26 Sep 1862. Mustered out on 07 Jul 1863 at Readville, MA. Father: Leonard Ware He was engaged in the oil business in Boston and was a … Continue reading
Added by: t. garlow A LOOK AT THE LIFE OF OUR GREAT-GRANDFATHER, WILLIAM MONTGOMERY WARE A 15 year-old Private, in Company ‘M’ 7th Indiana Cavalry Volunteers, Civil War ( which at the war’s end, before William was mustered-out, became Company … Continue reading
Added by: GreenHills Stones Calling Joseph Henry Ware, Jr (alias Robert Mingo) Son of Joseph H. Ware & Barbara Jaquett Justice of the Peace for 30 years at the American Smelter & Refining Company (ASARCO) copper & lead smelter, … Continue reading
Added by: Finding Family – Find A Grave photo Jacob was the son of Richard Ware and Mary Polly Wilson of Valley Head,Randolph County,West Virginia. He married Margaret Rinehart,June 6,1850.They were the parents of: Virginia Catherine Ware Eli Newton Ware … Continue reading
Ware, Edwin 08/22/1845 ~ 12/29/1924 CARIBOU, CA/ SAN DIEGO California settler and Civil War veteran, Edwin Ware, will receive inurnment 89 years and one day after his death. In the 1850/60’s, Edwin’s family settled 160 acres in what became the … Continue reading
Henry Burt Wake, son of Bacon and Anna Jane (Rumsey) Ware, was born in Salem on Aug. 20, 1825. On the paternal side his ancestry is traceable back to as early a date as 1675, when Joseph Ware, the orig- … Continue reading
Source: Aberdeen Daily News, June 1, 1917, p.3 … Continue reading
“SAM M. WARE IS CALLED BY DEATH—Veteran of Southern Army Dies In Arcadia—A short Illness of complications resulted in the death of Sam M. Ware, 87 years old, Friday afternoon at 5:30 o’clock at the Ware residence at Arcadia. Mr. … Continue reading
