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BALDWIN — James Ware, Jr., was born Aug. 5, 1927, to the late James Bradford Ware and Hattie Bell-Hill Ware in Cincinnati, Ohio. James gave his life to Christ in his youth and was a member of the Grace Lutheran … Continue reading
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Henry Burt Wake, son of Bacon and Anna Jane (Rumsey) Ware, was born in Salem on Aug. 20, 1825. On the paternal side his ancestry is traceable back to as early a date as 1675, when Joseph Ware, the orig- … Continue reading
Source: Bismark Tribune, Nov. 15, 1982, p.1 … Continue reading
Source: Daily Journal and Journal and Tribune, Jan. 18, 1895, p.1 … Continue reading
WELL KNOWN MAN KILLED. Henry Ware For over 30 years a Resident of Williams’ Struck by Work Train Thursday Evening. Henry W. Ware, 58 years of age, died at the Western Maryland Hospital in Cumberland on Monday from injuries received … Continue reading
”Dr. Augustin Smith was born in Clinton county, New York. June 13, 1800. He attended lectures at the University of Vermont in 1823, in connection with his other medical studies, and was licensed to practice medicine by the Clinton County … Continue reading
”ROLLINS, Frank Waldron, eldest son of Henry and Frances H. (Morrill) Rollins, was born at East Holden, Maine, January 23, 1853, and raised in Ellsworth in the same state. The Ellsworth schools and the Boston Latin School fitted him for … Continue reading
“MOSLEY, ROBERT ALEXANDER, jr., physician and editor, was born Jul 13, 1841, at Montevallo, in Shelby County, and died November 14, 1900, at Yohama, Japan; son of Robert Alexander and Mariah B. (Stevens) Moseley, the former of English, Scotch and … Continue reading
“HOWARD, JAMES ALMAN Banker; born Delavan Ill., April 5, 1865; son of James and Sarah (Ware) Howard; educated in public schools in Illinois and Evergreen City Business College, Bloomington Ill.; married Xenia, Ohio, Aug. 1889, Zana M. Steele; three children. … Continue reading
“WILLIAM F. WARE. Mr. Ware was born in Richmond Ky., 1841. Learned printing while a boy. Enlisted in Co. D of the Twenty-first Kentucky Infantry; was mustered out as Second Lieutenant in 1865. He married Miss Anna Craig in … Continue reading