WARE v. HAGER, Auditor. (Court of Appeals of Kentucky. June 26, 1907.) Public Lands—Lands Subject To Patent. Ky. St. 1903, § 4702. provides that each county in the state shall nave the right to dispose of the unappropriated lands therein … Continue reading
Finally! I am happy to report that I have completed the last chapter of the revision of New Nation/New Home. I so appreciate everyone’s patience while I have worked on this project. The past 2½ years have found me traveling … Continue reading
Source: Columbus Ledger, October 17, 1905, p.1 … Continue reading
Added by: Michael L Ware “John & his parents moved to Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. He was in the 7th Cavalry during the Civil War. He married Susan Freezle Ware on August 12, 1842 in Wayne County, Indiana” Source: Find … Continue reading
“C.T. WARE, born in the year 1829, in Burton township, Howard county, Missouri, was the son of John B. and Susan WARE, nee GRAVES, both Kentuckians by birth, the former born in 1804, and the latter in 1805 or 1806. … Continue reading
“Achillies, the son of Richard Eubank and great-grandfather of William Z. Eubank, was the pioneer of the family in Kentucky, from Bedford County, Virginia, whence he came with Daniel Boone. When still little more than an youth he had fought … Continue reading
Note: Richard was the son of John Allen Gano and Mary Catherine Conn, great-great-granddaughter of James and Agnes Ware. October 1827, Catherine married John A. Gano, grandson of Rev. John Gano, of revolutionary War fame. RICHARD M. GANO, son of … Continue reading
John Mosby Bacon Jr. was the great-great-great-grandson of James and Agnes Todd Ware. He was born in Franklin Co., KY to John Mosby and Sarah Jane (Haggin) Bacon. He had a brother and a sister. His father died at age … Continue reading
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