1st husband: James M. Crose, married 1835
2nd husband: James Batterton, married 1844
3rd husband: Joseph D. Ware, married 1860
The Evening Bulletin (Maysville, KY), Wed, Dec 4, 1895, page 3
The remains of the late Mrs. Mary J. Ware, whose death occurred at Ripley Monday, were brought up Tuesday and taken to Millersburg or Paris for interment. Deceased was a sister of C. Alexander, the rich banker of Paris, and had gone to Ripley to try the mineral well water for the benefit of her health.
2nd husband: James Batterton, married 1844
3rd husband: Joseph D. Ware, married 1860
The Evening Bulletin (Maysville, KY), Wed, Dec 4, 1895, page 3
The remains of the late Mrs. Mary J. Ware, whose death occurred at Ripley Monday, were brought up Tuesday and taken to Millersburg or Paris for interment. Deceased was a sister of C. Alexander, the rich banker of Paris, and had gone to Ripley to try the mineral well water for the benefit of her health.
1st husband: James M. Crose, married 1835
2nd husband: James Batterton, married 1844
3rd husband: Joseph D. Ware, married 1860
The Evening Bulletin (Maysville, KY), Wed, Dec 4, 1895, page 3
The remains of the late Mrs. Mary J. Ware, whose death occurred at Ripley Monday, were brought up Tuesday and taken to Millersburg or Paris for interment. Deceased was a sister of C. Alexander, the rich banker of Paris, and had gone to Ripley to try the mineral well water for the benefit of her health.
2nd husband: James Batterton, married 1844
3rd husband: Joseph D. Ware, married 1860
The Evening Bulletin (Maysville, KY), Wed, Dec 4, 1895, page 3
The remains of the late Mrs. Mary J. Ware, whose death occurred at Ripley Monday, were brought up Tuesday and taken to Millersburg or Paris for interment. Deceased was a sister of C. Alexander, the rich banker of Paris, and had gone to Ripley to try the mineral well water for the benefit of her health.
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