Ware County was established on Dec. 15, 1824 by an act of
the General Assembly (Ga. Laws 1824, p. 44). Created from portions
of Appling County, Georgia's 60th county was named for U.S. Sen.
Nicholas
Ware.
Portions of Ware County were used to create the following
counties: Clinch (1850), Coffee (1854), Pierce (1857), and Bacon
(1914).