Yes, but I'm getting nowhere. Chuck Todd in Fair Oaks, CA [email protected]

KVanlan243 wrote: > > On my end the WARE list has been quiet. Is everybody done researching WARE > but me? Certainly not me! <G> I'm only beginning. So I'll throw out all I know, which is almost nothing to see if anyone knows anything or can give me an idea of where to search next. My great grandmother was Ella Elmira WEIR b.29 April 1850 in Missouri; d. 18 April 1930 in Waurika, Jefferson Co., Oklahoma. She married Thomas Jackson MORRIS on 13 May 1880 and they show up in the 1880 census in Carroll Co., Missouri. I know her mother's name was Catherin but have no idea of the last name, nor her father's first name, Ella had a brother, Frank, and two sisters, Martha and Susan. They were orphaned and had to make their way in life working in the homes of other people. Ella went to work for Thomas Jackson and Elizabeth (WRIGHT) MORRIS to help with the ailing Elizabeth and care for their 10 children. After Elizabeth's death, Ella married "Mr. MORRIS" as she always called him and they went on to have 4 children of their own. Around 1895 they moved to Oklahoma Indian Territory and settled in the area now known as Ardmore, Carter Co., OK. Any help will be gratefully appreciated. Blessings, Jeannie, in Creswell, OR [email protected] I cannot count a day complete Till needle, thread and fabric meet Genealogy: a search for the greatest treasures--our ancestors!

KVanlan243 wrote: > > On my end the WARE list has been quiet. Is everybody done researching WARE > but me? No, I am still looking but I have not seen one DElaware Connection and I can only go back to my ggrandparents James Edward Ware and Annie Rebecca Foraker who were married in Crumpton, Maryland. But lived, gave birth and died in Kent County, Delaware.....I guess we don't connect to anyone anyWARE..... Charolenne Shehorn

I hope everyone isn't done researching, I know I'm not. [email protected] ---------- > From: KVanlan243 <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: WARE > Date: Monday, April 06, 1998 6:35 PM > > On my end the WARE list has been quiet. Is everybody done researching WARE > but me?

I descend from an Elizabeth WARE who was born on 27 May 1796, supposedly in South Carolina to unknown parents. She was in Randolph County, Illinois Territory where she married Joseph HARMON from Tennessee on 14 February 1811. They had twelve children. Elizabeth WARE died near New Palestine, Randolph County, Illinois on 29 January 1873. I need the names of her parents, her siblings and the origins of this WARE group. Thank you. D�sir�e de Nantes

On my end the WARE list has been quiet. Is everybody done researching WARE but me?

Donna and Group- I know this is mail list breech of policy but I agree with Donna, I wish I was doing WARE research. Between landscaping new property, our daughter sports - club volleyball (thank goodness over in two weeks) and school softball fastpitch with about 3 games a week, and planning a Oregon WARE reunion in June I think I do well my reading me email! All is invisted to this reunion let me know if you are interested. Its basically the descendants of Samuel and Sallie Hidy Ware. Samuel s/o William Madsion Ware & Lucinda Wamsley William s/o Matilda Ware Matilda s/o Richard and Mary Wilson Ware Samuel and Sallie left Randolph Co WV probably between the 1890-1900 because my father was born in 1927 in Eugene, ORegon and they had spent time in Okalahoma and Hillsboro Oregon. Need to go feed horses and take my daughter to Volleyball practice. Sheryl WARE Tuck

Hello, This is a copy of the application for Amherst Soldier;s Pensions from the book Amherst County, Virginia in the Revolution: WARE, THOMAS,- Nelson Co., VA., October 19, 1832: b. Amherst Co., VA., 1762 or '63; enlisted as a private in Capt. Leak's Co., 1781, under Cols. Richardson & Lindsay, at Albemarle & marched to York; the French tool Pigeon Hill on Sunday & he was called on to work in plain view of the enemy's breastworks for 4 days & nights. While there the enemy kept up a brisk cannonading with littleinjury- only one of our men being killed After four day our army compelled to surrender, which they signified by hoisting a white flag; but their terms not being satisfactory to Gen.. Washington were rejected.. Finally they offered acceptable terms, marched out & ground their arms. The day following we, with other militia troops, marched with prisoners to Nolan's ferry on the Potomac River, where they were delivered to Maryland troops; 8 mos. service. He d. December 26, 1851, & Mildred Ware, pensioner's widow, applied July 3, 1853; they were m. in Buckingham Co., VA., October 15, 1787. M.L.B. Buckingham Co., VA,: "Thomas Ware & Milley Brayandt, October 8, 1787. Security, Randolph Jefferson," James Lyon, Nelson Co., March 3, 1854, aged 74, testified "he went to school with some of her children to a Mr.. Holman JOPLING, Thomas Ware & wife, Milley, raised 14 children." Mrs.. Elizabeth Pugh is the eldest, John Thomas, Martha, Nancey, Malinda, Mildred, William Edward, Peyton, Polly, Virginia, Almira & Robert. Her claim was allowed. Hope this can be a help to someone in their research. Sincerely, Carol Joplin Clapshaw

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I descend from Elizabeth WARE who was born 27 May 1796, supposedly in South Carolina. I need the names and predecessors of her parents. She may have been in Tennessee and she surely was in the Illinois Territory, as she married Joseph HARMON of Tennessee in Randolph County, Illinois Territory on 14 February 1811. She may have been part of a group of Tennesseans who moved there circa 1811. Does anyone have her in their WARE families ? Thank you ! Miss D�sir�e de Nantes

No, I don't have dates and haven't seen any. Yes from the Wilder book and other sources, e.g. H. E. Garrett's "Book of Garretts 1600-1960" and other Garrett sources. Fred Huff

Does anyone have any of the grandchildred of William Ware. A friend on mine thinks she is a descendent of Madison Ware or one of his brothers.She has found several mentions of Madison and Permelia Powell in the area she is researching. thanks

Thanks, Yvonne. Greatly appreciated. ---------- > From: YSWarner <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Amherst County, VA Wares > Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 10:19 PM > > The following is the little I know about the Amherst County Wares: > > Amherst Co, VA in the Revolution by Lenora Higginbotham Sweeney: > > Edward Ware, b. Amherst Co, VA, Oct 18, 1760. The books lists several tours of > duty during the war. He was placed on Pension Roll July 30, 1833. > > Thomas Ware, b. Amherst Co, VA, 1762 or 63. Book mentions his service and > states he died Dec 26, 1851, & Mildred Ware, pensioner's widow applied July 3, > 1853, they were m. in Buckingham Co, VA, Oct 15, 1787. Raised 14 children: > Mrs. Elizabeth Pugh is the eldest, John Thomas, Martha, Nancey, Malinda, > Mildred, William, Edward, Peyton, Polly, Virginia, Almira & Robert. > > Edward Ware left a will in Amherst Co in which he lists Mark Ware, James > Powell, William Powell, John Powell, Edward Powell, Elizabeth Joplin, Sarah > Ware, Wife Lettis (Letticia) Ware. The will was presented in court on 3 Jul > 1786 by James and William Ware alias Powell, two of the executors named > therein. > > William Ware left a will in Amherst Co in which he lists Wife Patty, son > Ormund, sons Madison, Jno; Nancy Rucker; daughter Sally Jopling; daughter > Permelia Powell; granddaughter Nancy W. Rucker when of age, dtr of Tinsley > Rucker; daughters Betsy, Lucinda, Belinda, Perlina. Executor brother John > Ware. Inventory dated 1813 refers to him as Col. Wm. Ware. > > Some items from "Colonial Caroline. A History of Caroline Co, VA by T. E. > Campbell. > > Nicholas & Edware Ware served on the First Grand Jury for 1747. > > Edward Ware was granted a license for a tavern from 1740-44 near Conway's > warehouse. > > In 1754 Edward Ware and Millicent Powell were executors of Mary Powell's > estate. > > In 1762 Henry & Nicholas Ware served as lieutenants in the Militia. > > In 1754 Henry and Nicholas both were listed as blacksmiths. > > In 1768 Henry and Henry Ware, Jr. executors to Wm. Allcock est. > > In 1772 James Ware arrested for preaching without a license (Baptist). > > In 1744 Nicholas Ware, Jr. executor for Nicholas Ware. > > In 1770 Nicholas Ware (along with others) refused to serve on Grand Jury > because of laws governing worhsip and taxes. Each fined 350 pounds of > tobacco. > > Tobacco inspectors at Conway's Warehouse; Nicholas from 1753-1766; Robert from > 1769-1776. > > In Land Office Patents and Grants for VA find the following early entries: > > Nicholas Ware, New Kent Co, 21 Aug 1665, 386 acres, Patent 5, p. 185. > > Nicholas Ware, New Kent Co, 22 Sep 1682, 300 acres, on the north side of > Mattapony river, about 4 miles back in the wooks; adjoining his own land, land > of Jeremiah Rawlins, dec'd, and Mr. Cardingbrooks land. Patent 7, p. 179. > > Valentine Ware, King and Queen Co, 2 May 1705, about 600 acres, patent 9, p. > 657. > > Valentine Ware, King and Queen Co, 2 May 1705, 260 acres, patent 9, p. 657. > > Valentine Ware, Henrico County, 5 Sep 1723, 262 acres, in the for of Tuckahoe > Creek on the north side James River. Patent 11, p. 203. > > Valentine Ware, Henrico County, 10 Dec 1724, 167 acres, north side of James > River, in a great fork of Tuckahoe Creek. Patent 12, p, 122. > > This is all the documented information I have found on the Ware family. Have > not gone past the 1830 census in Amherst Co, since my Ware was in Jackson Co, > OH by that time. Hope this will be of help to some of the Ware researchers. > > Yvonne Warner > > >

Thanks, Yvonne. Greatly appreciated. ---------- > From: YSWarner <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Amherst County, VA Wares > Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 10:19 PM > > The following is the little I know about the Amherst County Wares: > > Amherst Co, VA in the Revolution by Lenora Higginbotham Sweeney: > > Edward Ware, b. Amherst Co, VA, Oct 18, 1760. The books lists several tours of > duty during the war. He was placed on Pension Roll July 30, 1833. > > Thomas Ware, b. Amherst Co, VA, 1762 or 63. Book mentions his service and > states he died Dec 26, 1851, & Mildred Ware, pensioner's widow applied July 3, > 1853, they were m. in Buckingham Co, VA, Oct 15, 1787. Raised 14 children: > Mrs. Elizabeth Pugh is the eldest, John Thomas, Martha, Nancey, Malinda, > Mildred, William, Edward, Peyton, Polly, Virginia, Almira & Robert. > > Edward Ware left a will in Amherst Co in which he lists Mark Ware, James > Powell, William Powell, John Powell, Edward Powell, Elizabeth Joplin, Sarah > Ware, Wife Lettis (Letticia) Ware. The will was presented in court on 3 Jul > 1786 by James and William Ware alias Powell, two of the executors named > therein. > > William Ware left a will in Amherst Co in which he lists Wife Patty, son > Ormund, sons Madison, Jno; Nancy Rucker; daughter Sally Jopling; daughter > Permelia Powell; granddaughter Nancy W. Rucker when of age, dtr of Tinsley > Rucker; daughters Betsy, Lucinda, Belinda, Perlina. Executor brother John > Ware. Inventory dated 1813 refers to him as Col. Wm. Ware. > > Some items from "Colonial Caroline. A History of Caroline Co, VA by T. E. > Campbell. > > Nicholas & Edware Ware served on the First Grand Jury for 1747. > > Edward Ware was granted a license for a tavern from 1740-44 near Conway's > warehouse. > > In 1754 Edward Ware and Millicent Powell were executors of Mary Powell's > estate. > > In 1762 Henry & Nicholas Ware served as lieutenants in the Militia. > > In 1754 Henry and Nicholas both were listed as blacksmiths. > > In 1768 Henry and Henry Ware, Jr. executors to Wm. Allcock est. > > In 1772 James Ware arrested for preaching without a license (Baptist). > > In 1744 Nicholas Ware, Jr. executor for Nicholas Ware. > > In 1770 Nicholas Ware (along with others) refused to serve on Grand Jury > because of laws governing worhsip and taxes. Each fined 350 pounds of > tobacco. > > Tobacco inspectors at Conway's Warehouse; Nicholas from 1753-1766; Robert from > 1769-1776. > > In Land Office Patents and Grants for VA find the following early entries: > > Nicholas Ware, New Kent Co, 21 Aug 1665, 386 acres, Patent 5, p. 185. > > Nicholas Ware, New Kent Co, 22 Sep 1682, 300 acres, on the north side of > Mattapony river, about 4 miles back in the wooks; adjoining his own land, land > of Jeremiah Rawlins, dec'd, and Mr. Cardingbrooks land. Patent 7, p. 179. > > Valentine Ware, King and Queen Co, 2 May 1705, about 600 acres, patent 9, p. > 657. > > Valentine Ware, King and Queen Co, 2 May 1705, 260 acres, patent 9, p. 657. > > Valentine Ware, Henrico County, 5 Sep 1723, 262 acres, in the for of Tuckahoe > Creek on the north side James River. Patent 11, p. 203. > > Valentine Ware, Henrico County, 10 Dec 1724, 167 acres, north side of James > River, in a great fork of Tuckahoe Creek. Patent 12, p, 122. > > This is all the documented information I have found on the Ware family. Have > not gone past the 1830 census in Amherst Co, since my Ware was in Jackson Co, > OH by that time. Hope this will be of help to some of the Ware researchers. > > Yvonne Warner > > >

Sam, your posting is very interesting and informative, but help me through the meaning of the numbers. What do the bracketed numbers indicate? Do the numbers 1-7 show generations? Our lineage seem to break at William Ware or before because our dates differ and wives also. Do you have any additional info on William Ware who married Susannah Harrrison 1785..could this have been his second wife? Also, at Ann Harrrison b: Abt. 1736 in of the Byrd, what does "in of the Byrd mean? The only corrections I can offer are the spelling of Gloucester instead of Glouster and I believe Elizabeth Garret should be Garrett. Thanks, Sherry ---------- > From: CanopusSam <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re:Valentine Ware > Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 2:40 PM > > I have noticed the past few postings on Valentine Ware and his ancestors, > siblings, and descendants. > I have listed below the information that I have on this line and welcome > comments and/or any additional information that may be provided. > > Thanks, > Sam > Descendants of Peter Ware > > 1 Peter Ware b: Unknown d: Unknown > . +Mary Hicks b: Unknown d: Unknown > 2 Peter Ware, Jr b: Unknown d: Unknown > ... +Jane Valentine b: Unknown d: Unknown > . 3 Valentine Ware b: Abt. 1693 d: Unknown > .. 4 [2] Edward Ware b: Unknown in King & Queen CO., Va d: Unknown > ...... +[1] Elizabeth Garret b: Unknown d: Unknown > .... 5 [3] James Ware, Sr. b: November 15, 1714 in King & Queen CO., Va d: > 1796 in Franklin Co., Kentucky > ........ +[4] Agnes Pace b: December 24, 1714 d: Unknown m: 1735 > ..... 6 [5] John Ware b: December 12, 1736 in Glouster Co., Va d: Unknown > ......... +[6] Ann Harrison b: Abt. 1736 in of the Byrd, Goochland County, > Virginia d: Unknown m: May 25, 1756 in Goochland County, Virginia > ....... 7 [7] James Ware II b: December 29, 1756 d: 1818 > ........... +[8] Elizabeth Miller b: Unknown m: September 22, 1786 > ....... 7 [9] Andrew Ware b: May 24, 1758 > ....... 7 [10] William Ware b: 1760 > ........... +[11] Susannah Harrison b: Unknown m: January 19, 1785 > ....... 7 [12] John Ware,Jr b: June 10, 1762 d: Unknown in Lost at Sea > ....... 7 [13] Elizabeth Ware b: May 27, 1764 > ........... +[14] James Poindexter b: Unknown > ....... 7 [15] Jane Ware b: December 14, 1768 in Goochland County, > Virginia d: 1793-1859 > ........... +[16] John H. Mosby b: January 14, 1765 d: 1793-1853 m: April 11, > 1799 > ....... 7 [17] Nancy Ware b: June 30, 1771 > ........... +[18] Richard Wyatt b: Unknown > ....... 7 [19] Mary Ware b: Unknown > ........... +[20] George Mclain b: Unknown > ....... 7 [21] Mildred Ware b: Unknown > ..... 6 [22] Nicholas Ware b: Unknown > ..... 6 [23] James Ware b: Unknown > .. 4 Valentine Ware, Jr b: Unknown > 2 Elizabeth Ware b: Unknown d: Unknown > ... +John Garrett b: Unknown in Leichestershire England d: Unknown > . 3 [1] Elizabeth Garret b: Unknown d: Unknown > ..... +[2] Edward Ware b: Unknown in King & Queen CO., Va d: Unknown > .. 4 [3] James Ware, Sr. b: November 15, 1714 in King & Queen CO., Va d: > 1796 in Franklin Co., Kentucky > ...... +[4] Agnes Pace b: December 24, 1714 d: Unknown m: 1735 > .... 5 [5] John Ware b: December 12, 1736 in Glouster Co., Va d: Unknown > ........ +[6] Ann Harrison b: Abt. 1736 in of the Byrd, Goochland County, > Virginia d: Unknown m: May 25, 1756 in Goochland County, Virginia > ..... 6 [7] James Ware II b: December 29, 1756 d: 1818 > ......... +[8] Elizabeth Miller b: Unknown m: September 22, 1786 > ....... 7 James Heath Ware b: Unknown > ........... +Mary Heath Phillips b: Unknown > ....... 7 John Ware b: Unknown > ..... 6 [9] Andrew Ware b: May 24, 1758 > ..... 6 [10] William Ware b: 1760 > ......... +[11] Susannah Harrison b: Unknown m: January 19, 1785 > ..... 6 [12] John Ware,Jr b: June 10, 1762 d: Unknown in Lost at Sea > ..... 6 [13] Elizabeth Ware b: May 27, 1764 > ......... +[14] James Poindexter b: Unknown > ..... 6 [15] Jane Ware b: December 14, 1768 in Goochland County, Virginia d: > 1793-1859 > ......... +[16] John H. Mosby b: January 14, 1765 d: 1793-1853 m: April 11, > 1799 > ....... 7 Ann. Harrison. Mosby b: April 22, 1802 d: July 16, 1841 in Nelson > County, Virginia > ........... +John Marshall Shelton b: Abt. 1800 in Amherst County,Virginia d: > September 23, 1822 in Nelson County, Virginia m: April 23, 1819 in Nelson > County, Virginia > ....... 7 Alfred Daniel Mosby b: December 09, 1809 in Nelson County, > Virginia d: February 19, 1879 in Bedford County, Virginia > ........... +Virginia McLaurine b: Unknown in Powhatan County, Virginia d: > Unknown > ....... 7 William H. Mosby b: 1802 > ....... 7 John Ware Mosby b: June 30, 1804 d: December 28, 1875 in Valley > Farm > ........... +Virginia P. Cabell m: October 11, 1831 > ....... 7 Sarah Ann Hankins Mosby b: May 08, 1806 > ........... +Hardin Perkins b: Unknown m: November 10, 1825 > ..... 6 [17] Nancy Ware b: June 30, 1771 > ......... +[18] Richard Wyatt b: Unknown > ..... 6 [19] Mary Ware b: Unknown > ......... +[20] George Mclain b: Unknown > ..... 6 [21] Mildred Ware b: Unknown > .... 5 [22] Nicholas Ware b: Unknown > .... 5 [23] James Ware b: Unknown >

Sam, your posting is very interesting and informative, but help me through the meaning of the numbers. What do the bracketed numbers indicate? Do the numbers 1-7 show generations? Our lineage seem to break at William Ware or before because our dates differ and wives also. Do you have any additional info on William Ware who married Susannah Harrrison 1785..could this have been his second wife? Also, at Ann Harrrison b: Abt. 1736 in of the Byrd, what does "in of the Byrd mean? The only corrections I can offer are the spelling of Gloucester instead of Glouster and I believe Elizabeth Garret should be Garrett. Thanks, Sherry ---------- > From: CanopusSam <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re:Valentine Ware > Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 2:40 PM > > I have noticed the past few postings on Valentine Ware and his ancestors, > siblings, and descendants. > I have listed below the information that I have on this line and welcome > comments and/or any additional information that may be provided. > > Thanks, > Sam > Descendants of Peter Ware > > 1 Peter Ware b: Unknown d: Unknown > . +Mary Hicks b: Unknown d: Unknown > 2 Peter Ware, Jr b: Unknown d: Unknown > ... +Jane Valentine b: Unknown d: Unknown > . 3 Valentine Ware b: Abt. 1693 d: Unknown > .. 4 [2] Edward Ware b: Unknown in King & Queen CO., Va d: Unknown > ...... +[1] Elizabeth Garret b: Unknown d: Unknown > .... 5 [3] James Ware, Sr. b: November 15, 1714 in King & Queen CO., Va d: > 1796 in Franklin Co., Kentucky > ........ +[4] Agnes Pace b: December 24, 1714 d: Unknown m: 1735 > ..... 6 [5] John Ware b: December 12, 1736 in Glouster Co., Va d: Unknown > ......... +[6] Ann Harrison b: Abt. 1736 in of the Byrd, Goochland County, > Virginia d: Unknown m: May 25, 1756 in Goochland County, Virginia > ....... 7 [7] James Ware II b: December 29, 1756 d: 1818 > ........... +[8] Elizabeth Miller b: Unknown m: September 22, 1786 > ....... 7 [9] Andrew Ware b: May 24, 1758 > ....... 7 [10] William Ware b: 1760 > ........... +[11] Susannah Harrison b: Unknown m: January 19, 1785 > ....... 7 [12] John Ware,Jr b: June 10, 1762 d: Unknown in Lost at Sea > ....... 7 [13] Elizabeth Ware b: May 27, 1764 > ........... +[14] James Poindexter b: Unknown > ....... 7 [15] Jane Ware b: December 14, 1768 in Goochland County, > Virginia d: 1793-1859 > ........... +[16] John H. Mosby b: January 14, 1765 d: 1793-1853 m: April 11, > 1799 > ....... 7 [17] Nancy Ware b: June 30, 1771 > ........... +[18] Richard Wyatt b: Unknown > ....... 7 [19] Mary Ware b: Unknown > ........... +[20] George Mclain b: Unknown > ....... 7 [21] Mildred Ware b: Unknown > ..... 6 [22] Nicholas Ware b: Unknown > ..... 6 [23] James Ware b: Unknown > .. 4 Valentine Ware, Jr b: Unknown > 2 Elizabeth Ware b: Unknown d: Unknown > ... +John Garrett b: Unknown in Leichestershire England d: Unknown > . 3 [1] Elizabeth Garret b: Unknown d: Unknown > ..... +[2] Edward Ware b: Unknown in King & Queen CO., Va d: Unknown > .. 4 [3] James Ware, Sr. b: November 15, 1714 in King & Queen CO., Va d: > 1796 in Franklin Co., Kentucky > ...... +[4] Agnes Pace b: December 24, 1714 d: Unknown m: 1735 > .... 5 [5] John Ware b: December 12, 1736 in Glouster Co., Va d: Unknown > ........ +[6] Ann Harrison b: Abt. 1736 in of the Byrd, Goochland County, > Virginia d: Unknown m: May 25, 1756 in Goochland County, Virginia > ..... 6 [7] James Ware II b: December 29, 1756 d: 1818 > ......... +[8] Elizabeth Miller b: Unknown m: September 22, 1786 > ....... 7 James Heath Ware b: Unknown > ........... +Mary Heath Phillips b: Unknown > ....... 7 John Ware b: Unknown > ..... 6 [9] Andrew Ware b: May 24, 1758 > ..... 6 [10] William Ware b: 1760 > ......... +[11] Susannah Harrison b: Unknown m: January 19, 1785 > ..... 6 [12] John Ware,Jr b: June 10, 1762 d: Unknown in Lost at Sea > ..... 6 [13] Elizabeth Ware b: May 27, 1764 > ......... +[14] James Poindexter b: Unknown > ..... 6 [15] Jane Ware b: December 14, 1768 in Goochland County, Virginia d: > 1793-1859 > ......... +[16] John H. Mosby b: January 14, 1765 d: 1793-1853 m: April 11, > 1799 > ....... 7 Ann. Harrison. Mosby b: April 22, 1802 d: July 16, 1841 in Nelson > County, Virginia > ........... +John Marshall Shelton b: Abt. 1800 in Amherst County,Virginia d: > September 23, 1822 in Nelson County, Virginia m: April 23, 1819 in Nelson > County, Virginia > ....... 7 Alfred Daniel Mosby b: December 09, 1809 in Nelson County, > Virginia d: February 19, 1879 in Bedford County, Virginia > ........... +Virginia McLaurine b: Unknown in Powhatan County, Virginia d: > Unknown > ....... 7 William H. Mosby b: 1802 > ....... 7 John Ware Mosby b: June 30, 1804 d: December 28, 1875 in Valley > Farm > ........... +Virginia P. Cabell m: October 11, 1831 > ....... 7 Sarah Ann Hankins Mosby b: May 08, 1806 > ........... +Hardin Perkins b: Unknown m: November 10, 1825 > ..... 6 [17] Nancy Ware b: June 30, 1771 > ......... +[18] Richard Wyatt b: Unknown > ..... 6 [19] Mary Ware b: Unknown > ......... +[20] George Mclain b: Unknown > ..... 6 [21] Mildred Ware b: Unknown > .... 5 [22] Nicholas Ware b: Unknown > .... 5 [23] James Ware b: Unknown >

I have just recently recieved copies of land records for Scott Co., MO There are a few Wares listed here. Didn't know if it would help anyone, but here they are. Ware, ? bought lots 7 & 8 from Ben S. Blodgett both from Scott Co., MO Ware, M.C. (or M.G.) buyer Harrison, Alexander M. (seller) July 23, 1869 60 acers Ware, Joseph buyer Harrison, A.M. (seller) Dec. 1867 60 acers Ware, John B. buyer Ware, M.C. (seller) Sept. 25, 1869 72.82 Acers Ware, Joseph buyer of Scott Co., MO Nathan Linton & wife Caroline of Co. of Mississippi, state of MO, Dec. 30th, 1870 for $50.00 lots 7 & 8 in the town of Blodgett, MO. Diane Provost

Coleman, what info do you have on John Garrett II. Is he from K&Q County, VA? Did you mean that Elizabeth and Valentine were brother/sister? Sherry Fuller, Saluda, VA ---------- > From: CaGar22049 <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Valentine Ware > Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 4:07 PM > > An ancestor of mine John Garrett II Married Elizabeth Ware whom was a brother > ot Valentine Ware I think. I know they are related. > > > Coleman A. > garrett >

Hi, I am a new subscriber and sure could use your help in tracking on the following. Listed below is all the pieces to the puzzle I have. William Ware married Charity of Virginia and had a child Elizabeth. Elizabeth b/1783 in Virginia married John Cooper b/1777 in Virginia. John and Elizabeth had a child Mary. Mary b/01 Aug 1822 in Kentucky d/17 Dec 1892 in Callaway Co, MO married Silas M. McIntosh b/30 Mar 1813 d/02 Jun 1892 in Callaway Co, MO. Carolyn [email protected]

I am interested in any information on WARES that were in KY. Will share what I have.