Bio of WARE, Pascal H. (b.1881), Hennepin Co., MN
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EXTRACTED FROM: History of Minneapolis, Gateway to the Northwest; 
Chicago-Minneapolis, The S J Clarke Publishing Co, 1923; Edited by: Rev. 
Marion Daniel Shutter, D.D., LL.D.; Volume I - Shutter (Historical); 
volume II - Biographical; volume III - Biographical

Vol III, pg 172, 175
PASCAL H. WARE
Pascal H. Ware, owner of the Ware Agency, conducting a successful and growing
insurance business in Minneapolis, was born in Pipestone county, Minnesota, May
19, 1881, and is a son of Milton W. and Emma L. (McCarter) Ware, who were
natives of Wisconsin and of Minnesota, respectively. The father was for many
years a well known merchant of Pipestone, but is now residing in Spokane,
Washington.
The son, Pascal H. Ware, was educated in the public schools of Pipestone and in
the University of Minnesota, and after leaving college in 1900 he turned his
attention to the insurance business in Minneapolis, becoming connected with the
firm of P. D. McMillan & Company on the east side. Later he was associated with
the Retail Lumber­men's Insurance Association, doing special work on the road
for a period of two years. In 1905 he went to Omaha, Nebraska, where he was
identified with the Columbia Fire Insurance Company for a few years, but in 1909
he returned to Minneapolis and bought out the interest of P. D. McMillan, his
former employer, in the firm of P. D. McMillan & Company. He thus became a
partner of W. B. Boardman and the business was carried on under the firm style
of Boardman & Ware until 1919, when Mr. Ware became a member of the Hood Agency,
as its vice president. This business was so conducted until November, 1921, when
the agency was reorganized in part under the name of the Ware Agency, and Mr.
Ware has continued alone. He represents a number of the leading fire insurance
companies of the country and does a large general insurance business throughout
the United States, being a special representative of the underwriters at Lloyds
of London, England. He is familiar with every phase of insurance in its broadest
scope and his long experience has enabled him to develop an agency of large
proportions, while the number of his clients is steadily increasing. His high
standing in insurance circles is indicated in the fact that he was at one time
chosen to the presidency of the Minneapolis Underwriters' Association
On the 8th of January, 1905, Mr. Ware was married to Miss Calla Blanchard of
Duluth, Minnesota, and they have one child, Edwin Blanchard. Mr. Ware belongs to
the Delta Upsilon, a college fraternity, and is also identified with the Masons,
loyally following the teachings and principles of the craft. In club circles,
too, he has wide connection and is prominently known, belonging to the
Minneapolis Athletic Club, the Old Colony Club, the Minneapolis Golf Club and
the St. Anthony Commercial Club.