George Briar, Washington Beek and John Ware were mustered in as comrades by the G.A.R. Post, On Tuesday night.
Cambridge City Tribune - Thursday May 19, 1887
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John Ware Received notice on Decoration Day of having been granted a pension of four dollars per month, and back pension, amounting to near three hundred dollars.
Cambridge City Tribune - June 5, 1890
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John Ware has purchased Phillip Bruner's property near Pleasant Hill church - price $210
Cambridge City Tribune - August 7, 1890
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Real Estate Transfers
Andrew J Young and wife to John Ware, part of northwest quarter section 16, township 16, range 12, two and a half acres, two miles north of Dublin, $210.
Cambridge City Tribune - September 4, 1890
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John Ware caught a carp in the river, north of this place, on last Saturday weighed ten pounds.
Cambridge City Thursday - December 18, 1890
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John Ware living two and one-half miles north of this place, died on Tuesday night, after an illness of several weeks with pneumonia. He was about 48 years old, and industrious and good man, and a member of Cambridge Post G.A.R. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn their loss. Funeral services on Friday, at 10 a.m.
Cambridge City Tribune - Thursday - February 12, 1891
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The attendance at the funeral services of John Ware, on last Friday, was the largest ever assembled at the Pleasant Hill church.
Cambridge City Tribune, Cambridge City, Wayne County, Indiana - February 19, 1891
Served in Company E, 7th Indiana Cavalry
Cambridge City Tribune - Thursday May 19, 1887
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John Ware Received notice on Decoration Day of having been granted a pension of four dollars per month, and back pension, amounting to near three hundred dollars.
Cambridge City Tribune - June 5, 1890
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John Ware has purchased Phillip Bruner's property near Pleasant Hill church - price $210
Cambridge City Tribune - August 7, 1890
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Real Estate Transfers
Andrew J Young and wife to John Ware, part of northwest quarter section 16, township 16, range 12, two and a half acres, two miles north of Dublin, $210.
Cambridge City Tribune - September 4, 1890
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John Ware caught a carp in the river, north of this place, on last Saturday weighed ten pounds.
Cambridge City Thursday - December 18, 1890
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John Ware living two and one-half miles north of this place, died on Tuesday night, after an illness of several weeks with pneumonia. He was about 48 years old, and industrious and good man, and a member of Cambridge Post G.A.R. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn their loss. Funeral services on Friday, at 10 a.m.
Cambridge City Tribune - Thursday - February 12, 1891
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The attendance at the funeral services of John Ware, on last Friday, was the largest ever assembled at the Pleasant Hill church.
Cambridge City Tribune, Cambridge City, Wayne County, Indiana - February 19, 1891
Served in Company E, 7th Indiana Cavalry
George Briar, Washington Beek and John Ware were mustered in as comrades by the G.A.R. Post, On Tuesday night.
Cambridge City Tribune - Thursday May 19, 1887
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John Ware Received notice on Decoration Day of having been granted a pension of four dollars per month, and back pension, amounting to near three hundred dollars.
Cambridge City Tribune - June 5, 1890
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John Ware has purchased Phillip Bruner's property near Pleasant Hill church - price $210
Cambridge City Tribune - August 7, 1890
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Real Estate Transfers
Andrew J Young and wife to John Ware, part of northwest quarter section 16, township 16, range 12, two and a half acres, two miles north of Dublin, $210.
Cambridge City Tribune - September 4, 1890
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John Ware caught a carp in the river, north of this place, on last Saturday weighed ten pounds.
Cambridge City Thursday - December 18, 1890
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John Ware living two and one-half miles north of this place, died on Tuesday night, after an illness of several weeks with pneumonia. He was about 48 years old, and industrious and good man, and a member of Cambridge Post G.A.R. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn their loss. Funeral services on Friday, at 10 a.m.
Cambridge City Tribune - Thursday - February 12, 1891
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The attendance at the funeral services of John Ware, on last Friday, was the largest ever assembled at the Pleasant Hill church.
Cambridge City Tribune, Cambridge City, Wayne County, Indiana - February 19, 1891
Served in Company E, 7th Indiana Cavalry
Cambridge City Tribune - Thursday May 19, 1887
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John Ware Received notice on Decoration Day of having been granted a pension of four dollars per month, and back pension, amounting to near three hundred dollars.
Cambridge City Tribune - June 5, 1890
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John Ware has purchased Phillip Bruner's property near Pleasant Hill church - price $210
Cambridge City Tribune - August 7, 1890
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Real Estate Transfers
Andrew J Young and wife to John Ware, part of northwest quarter section 16, township 16, range 12, two and a half acres, two miles north of Dublin, $210.
Cambridge City Tribune - September 4, 1890
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John Ware caught a carp in the river, north of this place, on last Saturday weighed ten pounds.
Cambridge City Thursday - December 18, 1890
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John Ware living two and one-half miles north of this place, died on Tuesday night, after an illness of several weeks with pneumonia. He was about 48 years old, and industrious and good man, and a member of Cambridge Post G.A.R. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn their loss. Funeral services on Friday, at 10 a.m.
Cambridge City Tribune - Thursday - February 12, 1891
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The attendance at the funeral services of John Ware, on last Friday, was the largest ever assembled at the Pleasant Hill church.
Cambridge City Tribune, Cambridge City, Wayne County, Indiana - February 19, 1891
Served in Company E, 7th Indiana Cavalry
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