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Calgary school

Alberta’s first black cowboy recognized

on January 31st, 2012 by The Afro News

John Ware’s story is a remarkable one. He was born into slavery in South Carolina. Following the Civil War, he traveled to Texas where he became a skilled cowboy and worked with the great cattle drives on the Chisholm and Oregon Trails. On one of these cattle drives, John Ware ended up at Bar U Ranch, noted in Canada’s ranching history and now a national historic site.

Filed under: Canadian News, Local News Tagged as: Calgary school, Civil War, Dinosaur Provincial Park, World UNESCO Heritage Site
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