The brothers James Lawrence Waring and Francis Waring were in Ohio by 1840 for they were on the Ohio Census, Greenville, Darke County, Ohio. They went from Maryland to Ohio together probably because of the lure of new land, etc. They were both "20 and under 30."
About 1867, after all of their children were born, James Lawrence Waring and his family decided to move south for health reasons. He and his oldest son, Francis T. Waring, bought a lot of land in Lowndes County, Mississippi and farmed it together. After several years, Francis T. Waring decided to move back to Ohio where he married twice and raised his family. The other children of James Lawrence and Patia remained in Mississippi. Several Waring descendants live in Columbus and Vicksburg, Mississippi.
About 1867, after all of their children were born, James Lawrence Waring and his family decided to move south for health reasons. He and his oldest son, Francis T. Waring, bought a lot of land in Lowndes County, Mississippi and farmed it together. After several years, Francis T. Waring decided to move back to Ohio where he married twice and raised his family. The other children of James Lawrence and Patia remained in Mississippi. Several Waring descendants live in Columbus and Vicksburg, Mississippi.
The brothers James Lawrence Waring and Francis Waring were in Ohio by 1840 for they were on the Ohio Census, Greenville, Darke County, Ohio. They went from Maryland to Ohio together probably because of the lure of new land, etc. They were both "20 and under 30."
About 1867, after all of their children were born, James Lawrence Waring and his family decided to move south for health reasons. He and his oldest son, Francis T. Waring, bought a lot of land in Lowndes County, Mississippi and farmed it together. After several years, Francis T. Waring decided to move back to Ohio where he married twice and raised his family. The other children of James Lawrence and Patia remained in Mississippi. Several Waring descendants live in Columbus and Vicksburg, Mississippi.
About 1867, after all of their children were born, James Lawrence Waring and his family decided to move south for health reasons. He and his oldest son, Francis T. Waring, bought a lot of land in Lowndes County, Mississippi and farmed it together. After several years, Francis T. Waring decided to move back to Ohio where he married twice and raised his family. The other children of James Lawrence and Patia remained in Mississippi. Several Waring descendants live in Columbus and Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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