Added by: Joni Clark-Nelson 1880 U.S. Census states that Franklin’s father was born in Canada & his mother was born in South Carolina. Family links: Spouse: Malinda Jane Keller Ware (1828 – 1906)* Children: Sarah Rebecca Ware Roper (1848 … Continue reading
Source: Columbus Daily Enquirer, May 3, 1871, p.2 … Continue reading
Source: New York Herald-Tribune, January 6, 1859, p.7 … Continue reading
Source: Mirror of the Times and General Advertiser, June 23, 1803, p.3 … Continue reading
“Sallie” was daughter of William Wylie and Sarah Caroline McFadden. She married William Harris Ware about 1831 in SC. They moved to AR in 1866 and then to Texas in 1884. They had 7 children; William Edgar, Thomas H., Robert … Continue reading
A. G. WARE was born about twenty miles from Chester, South Carolina, His parents were poor, hard-working people, with little or no advantages. His school opportunities were very limited; in fact, a year’s time would cover all the teaching he … Continue reading
“Ware.–I am the daughter of Georgie Ware Jackson May, born 1-7-1868, died 11-2-1932, and Thomas Wilson May. born 4-14-1859, died 11-21-1902, married 3-26-1889. Georgie Ware Jackson May was the daughter of Mary Matthews Ware, born 9-13-1834, died 9-5-1897, and William … Continue reading
According to Wikipedia, Ware Shoals is a town in South Carolina that is trisected by three counties, Abbleville, Greenwood and Laurens. It is situated near the Saluda River. And according to the last US Census in 2000, the population was … Continue reading
Note, there “WARE, Nathaniel A, lawyer and author, was born in Massachusetts about 1789 and he went to South Carolina as a teacher and then studied law and was admitted to the bar, removing about 1815 to Natchez, Miss. and … Continue reading
