William J. Ware, age 56, of Norton, passed away on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 at Norwood Hospital following a courageous battle with cancer. He was the beloved husband of Margaret J. “Peggy” (Arena) Ware to whom he was wed on … Continue reading
“Margert Hunting, dau. of John Hunting, the first Elder of the Dedham Church, and his wife Esther Seaborn, b. or bapt. Sept. 21, 1628 at Hoxne in Suffolk, England. She. d. Aug 26, 1670 at Dedham, Mass. On Mar. 24, … Continue reading
“Dr. Ephraim Ware, a physician of Groton, was married at Cambridge, on October 13, 1785, to Mrs. Abigail Gamage. Dr. Ware was a native of Needham, and born on January 14, 1725. His first wife was Martha, daughter of Josiah … Continue reading
“Beriah Man, daughter of Rev. Samuel and Esther (Ware) Man, was born in Dedham, Massachusetts, March 30, 1687. She married, December 20, 1710. Daniel Hawes, son of Daniel and Abigail (Gay) Hawes, and died February 28. 1734. Daniel Hawes, son … Continue reading
“Rev. Samuel Man, son of William and Mary (Jarrad) Man, was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, July 6, 1647. He was graduated from Harvard College in 1665, and began to teach school at Dedham, Massachusetts, May 13, 1667. He taught for … Continue reading
Note: Robert Jr. was the second second of Robert and Margaret (Hunting) Ware. “Robert Ware, son of Robert Ware, was born August 1,1653, at Dedham, Massachusetts, and settled in the adjoining of Wrentham, where he died September 16,1724, in his … Continue reading
“John Ware, son of Robert Ware, was born in Dedham, Massachusetts, October 6, 1646 died in Wrenthan, Massachusetts, April 7, 1718. He settled in Wrentham in 1671, two years before it was incorporated as a town. In March 1676, the … Continue reading
“Robert Ware, the immigrant ancestor of Charles E. Ware, of Fitchburg was indeed the ancestor of all of that name known in this part of the country. Robert Ware was born in England and came to this country before the … Continue reading
“John Ware was born in Hingham, Massachusetts, December 19, 1795, the son of the Rev. Henry Ware, who was minister in that town for eighteen years, and later Hollis professor of theology in Harvard College from 1805 to 1840, serving … Continue reading
“EPHRAIM GROVES WARE was born in Wrentham, Massachusetts, on the 25th of August, 1791. He was a descendant of Robert Ware, who settled in that part of Dedham now called Wrentham; was one of the original proprietors of land in … Continue reading
