Asa Ware, Sr was a great-grandson of the immigrant Joseph Ware (1650-1711) who arrived in southwestern NJ with John Fenwick and other Quakers on the “Griffith” in 1675. Asa’s father John Ware Jr (1720-1773) was the son of John Ware … Continue reading
“Of all the Wing reunionists who gathered at the first memorable reunion at Sandwich in 1902, perhaps the one who made the greatest impression upon the assembled kinspeople because of her wit, amiability, talents and sociability was Elizabeth Hoxie Ware. … Continue reading
(Note: This is the same man, Jacob Read Ware. Different versions of his biography written by 2 different men.) “J.K.WARE, retired farmer; P.O. Mechanicsburg; one of the early settlers and prominent citizens of the county; was born near Salem, N.J., … Continue reading
