John T. Ware, a retired Pinellas-Pasco circuit judge and longtime legislator who ran as a Democrat and a Republican, has died at 73. Mr. Ware, who left the bench in 1992, died Saturday (Aug. 20, 2005) at the Hospice House … Continue reading
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Source: Duluth Daily News, Feb. 5, 1889, p.3 … Continue reading
Added by: VERNA “RAYNE – Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 13, 2012, at Trinity Episcopal Church in Crowley, for Honorable George Bradford “Bumpy” Ware, Sr., 81, who died on Sunday, June 10, 2012, at … Continue reading
“W. A. TRIGG, Probate Judge, was born in Harrison County, Ky., April 13, 1840. In April, 1848, he was taken by his parents to Van Buren County, Iowa, where he was raised and educated, having finished his studies at Bentonsport … Continue reading
“Jairus Ware was born in Wrentham, January 22, 1772, and was graduated at Brown University in 1797. He was for many years a leading lawyer in his native town. He was a Representative to the General Court from 1809 to … Continue reading
”JOHN COLEMAN CARMICHAEL, of Birmingham, Ala., chancellor of the northwestern division of Alabama, was born in Orrville. Ala., July 2, 1861. He is the son of Dugald and Caroline (Coleman) Carmichael; the former, a native of Marion district, S. C, … Continue reading
“… Cyrus Ware of Johnathan Ware of Wrentham, Mass, was born May 8, 1769. Though left fatherless at the age of three years, he continued with his family, attending the common schools of the place, till somewhere near the age … Continue reading
” HON. JAMES ALEXANDER WARE C.S.A., son of Josiah William and Francis Toy (Glassell) Ware of Clarke county, Va. He was b__, 1832; grad. Univ. Va., LL. B. 1853; removed to Texas, 1856 and practiced law at Corpus Christi; entered … Continue reading
Picture Courtesy of Tim Crutchfield: Find-A-Grave website. “WARE, Nicholas, senator, b. Caroline county, Va., in 1769; d. in New York city, 7 Sept., 1824. While a youth he accompanied his father, Capt. Robert Ware of Edgefield, S.C. He afterwards studied … Continue reading