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“JUDGE JOHNSON WARE – CSA Died – Judge Johnson Ware died at his home near Vancleave, Miss., Nov 6, 1906. He was born Mar 5, 1833. He was married to Miss Elizabeth Williams on Jan 19, 1861. They lived together … Continue reading
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“Mr. A.G. Ware, who lived in Gloucester county for some time years ago, died at his home in West Point Monday night. Although he had been somewhat feeble he had been feeling in his usual health when he retired. About … Continue reading
“Abraham Helmick, born 1842, in Pendleton County, son of Miles Helmick; married, 1861, to Catharine Mullennax. She died in 1877, and he married Prudence, daughter of William Ware, of Randolph County. Children: Abraham L., Georgiana, Albert, Martin Howard and Effie … Continue reading
“General Webster Flanagan. Of the surviving ‘elder statesmen’ of Texas, none is better known and entitled to more distinction for his past services than General Webster Flanagan, of Henderson, Texas. He is one of the few remaining public men of … Continue reading