Alton E. “Al” Ware of Dorchester, a Boston Herald Traveler Linotype operator for 54 years, died Wednesday. He was 104. Born in West Gardiner, Maine, he moved to Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, in 1913. He lived in Dorchester for 77 … Continue reading
“The coming week abounds in fashionable weddings. On Wednesday at high noon the marriage of Miss Jessie Ware the daughter of Mrs. Frances Ware of Trull street, Dorchester, to Mr. J. Robinson Harding, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar … Continue reading
“Miss Katherine Ware, elder daughter of Mrs. Francis Ware of Dorchester, and granddaughter of the late Parkham Dexter, to Nathan Newbury of Taunton.” Source: Monday, July 30, 1900, Boston, Massachusetts, Boston Daily Advertiser … Continue reading
Source: San Francisco Bulletin, March 13, 1856, p.2 … Continue reading
MARY CLARA WARE KIRBY.—The Ware family, to which Mrs. Kirby belongs, has been represented in Massachusetts nearly two hundred and fifty years. Its founder in this country was Robert Ware, who came from Devon, England, in 1664. He was given … Continue reading
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