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1. Earliest Ward, NC>KY [1]
My earliest Ward is Richard C. Ward, b 1790, in Guilford Co, NC who worked as a blacksmith. He married Mary Ann Murphy, b abt. 1795, in Caswell Co, NC on 11-16-1806. Two of their children include John Murphy Ward and Mary Jane Ward. The family moved to Knox / Harlan (now Bell) Co KY where they died. John Murphy Ward married 1- Nancy Warren and 2- Cloah Hall. Murph Ward owned quite a bit of land on St Creek. The Wards were known for their honesty and good penmanship!
2. Ward Family, Nova Scotia [1]
Anyone with info reference Parents of John WARD, B; abt 1788, Digby, N.S.? His father, James WARD, believed to have built the WARD HOUSE, oldest private home in Digby, abt 1794.
3. Re: My Earliest Ward [1]
I'm afraid, I still don't know much about my earliest Ward. His name was William, and it is thought that he was born sometime between 1790, and 1800. I don't know where he was born or where he died. He married Clarissa Pearson in 1835 in Fayette Co. Ga. There was also a Simon Ward, that lived about four houses from him, and some think there is a connection between these two. It is also believed they may have come from York Co. S.C., but don't know for sure. William it is believed, was married more tha
4. Ward Origins [1]
Do not have a lot of Ward information, but here goes what I do have. Appreciate any help with my WARDS. Thanks, Gladys O'Brien Clark, Leongladys@aol.com Descendants of Smith Pyne "Sam" Ward 1 Smith Pyne "Sam" Ward 1835 - 1915 b: July 25, 1835 in Middletown, Ct Name also shown as Smith Pine E. "Sam" Samuel Ward .. +Jane "Jennie" M. Simonton 1844 - 1915 b: April 04, 1844 in Liberty Mills, IN, Wabash County-Also shown 4/8/1844 ......... 2 Hatt
5. Re: Ward origins (in New York) [1]
OK, I'll join the party... My earliest WARD is James D. WARD, father of William Warren WARD, b. 1815 in either NY or MA. James married Mary _______, and that's pretty much all I know of him. That info comes from William W. Ward's death certificate. Here's info on William... 1 William Warren WARD [1]  Birth: 12 Oct 1815, Massachusetts [2] Death: 17 Mar 1885, New York, NY [3], [4], [5], [6] Burial: 20 Mar 1885, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, NJ [3] Occ: d
6. RE: Unidentified subject! [1]
Okay I want the URL also. Thanks Alan Ward -----Original Message----- From: Ray WARD [mailto:woodman73446@yahoo.com] Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 1:48 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Unidentified subject! Hello Cousins, Brothers,Sisters,Kids and all, Well, I have been at it again ! I just uploaded SIX NEW Pages to the My Ward website.Our database is getting huge, it takes a full 35 minutes just to upload the information.(Thats Great) All the info you have sent me is and has been posted to th
7. Re: Ward origins [1]
The earliest Wards on my list start with William Ward, b 25 Dec. 1743.He and wife Nancy Courtney Ward had eight children: Charles b. 1/18/1776 Elizabeth b 1/18/1778 Mary, b. 4 Feb. 1780 William b. 26 May 1782 Robert b. 20 May 1784 James Edwin, b 7 Oct. 1786 George, b 8 June 1789 Richard Courtney, b. 14 Aug. 1792 William and his family moved from Pendleton County W. Va. in 1802 and settled in Fairfield and Pickaway counties in Ohio. John Ward Quoting Sherry Jones :
8. Ward origins (in New Jersey) [1]
My husband's earliest Ward that we have been able to locate is: Timothy WARD b. 10 March, 1760 in Newark, Essex Co., NJ d. 03 January, 1845 in Pike, Dearborn Co., IN m. Elizabeth Hannah ZELUFF 22 January, 1782 in Morris Co., NJ Children of Timothy and Elizabeth were: Mary, Aaron, Zealah, Sarah (1), Eber (our connection), Timothy Jr., Lydia, Sarah (2), Elizabeth, and John Timothy is our brick wall. I've posted the info before but maybe someone will have a connection this time. Thanks, Christine Ward
9. Re: early Wards [1]
TWO Ward lines here--- Line 1- Charles Ward, b. 30 Mar 1823, Linc Eng m. Catherine Bembridge 1846 came to Il via NY c. 1852 12 children Il, NE, OK Line 2- Charley Franklin Ward, b. 5 Apr 1883, AR m. Leta Dunham then Cora Lee Cargill moved to OK, 3 children AR, OK Kenneth
10. Unidentified subject! [1]
Hello Cousins, Brothers,Sisters,Kids and all, Well, I have been at it again ! I just uploaded SIX NEW Pages to the My Ward website.Our database is getting huge, it takes a full 35 minutes just to upload the information.(Thats Great) All the info you have sent me is and has been posted to the website,I'm not thriugh yet, theres still more to come on line.Plus I will link the site to all the County/State sites on rootsweb for the surnames in our family,so that other family members who we haven't found yet c
11. WARD [1]
l would like a link as well. LISTING my WARD Grandfather WILLIAM WALTER WARD born 1899 died 1942 married FLORENCE ATKINSON born 1902 ERITH KENT married 1920 ERITH KENT thankyou julia colchester essex.
12. Re: Ward origins [1]
Looking for info on my great grandmother Lucindy F. Ward born May 18th, 1872 Died Jan 1, 1950 I know that she was in Jackson Co Alabama and Married a man named Jesse Alexander Talley (May 21, 1867- March 25, 1929) there both burried in Shipp or Price Cemetery in Alabama can't remember at this moment..I kow that Grandma Lucindy had a Brother named Henry...and he is burried in knoxville Tn somewhere...he died in the late 60's but not sure of his death date either...if you have any wards married to
13. Re: Ward origins (in New York) [1]
My earliest WARD ancestor is: Charles WARD born 15 May 1805 in Allegany County, New York. Have found no record of him there. Do not know his parents. I do know there was a James Ward living in the town of Nunda, Allegany County, New York during the early years (1810) of this county and while he had a number of children, it appears that he had no son named Charles. I also know there was a Zebadiah Ward that lived in this same area of Allegany County, NY during that same period of time but have never been ab
14. Re: Searching Sc ......check this out [1]
Hi Inga, The only women these Wards married are: Ann Brown Sarah McCall Elizabeth Smith Sorry!!! You know I have about decided that my John was born in Georgia instead of Sc. We think he was born in SC because of census records and his sons Bible. He might have even been born in NC. I know you have been hunting yours a long time too. Maybe one us these days we will get lucky. I think you have to reply through the message board on all their e-mails. Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: ALHOME4
15. (fwd) PICTURE OF CAPTAIN THOMAS WARD. [1]
Listed as {not a subscriber}. Just forwarding on so please respond to the address below and not to me. Thanks. *************************************** On Wed, 4 Sep 2002 21:56:08 -0600, "Nancee Seifert" wrote: Hi: Some time ago, two different ladies asked me for a copy of the picture of Captain Thomas Ward, of Decatur County, Iowa. I'm sorry, but I've lost both names and e-mail addresses to respond to. I also apologize for taking so long to get back to you. Anyone on the List kn
16. Re: Ward origins [1]
Ted - That's my Andrew Ward -- Emigrated in 1630 to Watertown, MA. I have him dying in 1665 and no good birth date -- Where did you get the dates? - Larry Burdick (mother is a Ward) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ted Ward" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 10:06 AM Subject: Re: Ward origins > With so much activity , how about every Ward posting their earliest known > Ward relative-birth and death dates, location? Mine is Benjamin Ward b. 1791 > E
17. Re: Ward origins [1]
I have information on William, Henry and Colonel John Ward. I am descended from both William and John. There was also a Miss Ward who is said to have been the second wife of Augustine Herman of Bohemia Manor. William Ward had a tract surveyed for him in 1671 in what was then Baltimore county and later Cecil county. He died April 17, 1720 and was buried in St. Stephens churchyard, Cecil County, MD. The first certain record of Henry Ward is the 24 August 1666 survey of 1400 acres on the south side of the Elk
18. Re: Ward Family, Nova Scotia [1]
Hi Rich, I have seen the name Solomon before, one of that name came to N.S. directly from England with his family, but tno connection to my line. My Wards, I believe, were all Loyalist who were refugees from the war. Most apparently settled in the Digby area, grand father came to the state some time around 1900, and then it seems all of his siblings also came back to the states to the Mass. area. First chance I get, I will send you a lineage listing so you can check for possible connections.
19. Re: Ward Family, Nova Scotia [1]
Sorry, no Louis in my line. All my Wards were in Sandy Cove, or Digby.
20. Mary WOOD WARD d. 1843, age 36 years [1]
Mary WOOD WARD, d. 7 March 1843, age 36 years, buried Methodist Churchyard, Matteawan, Dutchess County NY. Does anyone know anything about this woman? I am trying to determine first wife of John WARD b. abt 1812, lived Dutchess County and had first wife dead by 1850 when he had already migrated to Niagara County NY. His 2nd wife was Abigail SALISBURY. Even the slightest clue would be greatly appreciated. Sharon Poole Sherrick
21. Re: Ward origins [1]
In a message dated 9/24/2002 8:33:08 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ellen@bcpl.net writes: > William, Henry and Colonel John Ward. I am descended from both William and > John. There was also a Miss Ward who is said to have been the second wife > of Augustine Herman of Bohemia Manor. I am a descendant of Augustine Herman through his first wife. His second wife was named Mary Catherine Ward, allegedly daughter of Henry Ward. The Labadists reported that Catherine did not treat Augustine well. She was li
22. William Ward [1]
Does anyone have information on a William Ward, born in 1743, who might have migrated from South Carolina to Southwestern Virginia about 1770? He migrated to Ohio in 1803 where he later died and is buried in Pickaway County, OH. John Ward
23. William Ward [1]
My earliest Ward is William Ward Born 1750 MD but I only can find him in Huntingdon Co PA in the 1790 census with 5 daughters and 1 son. But I can't seem to put him with any of his children other than Mary Jane Ward that married 1800 to Nathan Nash but she moved around PA for a few years having child and then move the family to Green CO Oh. than on to ILL Jan This is a lost Ward line I just can't seem to find anything.
24. Re: Ward origins [1]
My earliest Ward was Bartholemew Ward, born 1799 Storse/Storrs near Sheffield, W.Yorkshire.He was the son of Thomas Ward and Hannah Ashberry. Bartholemew married Ruth Ibbotson in Ecclesfield in 1823 and was buried at Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield in 1868. Regards, Sharon,Portsmouth,Hants ----- Original Message ----- From: "RRLeath" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 3:00 PM Subject: Re: Ward origins > Ted, Good idea about post
25. Re: Ward origins [1]
The only information I have about my "Ward" is James Ward married to a Eliza Jane Conerly (b. abt 1845 im Mississippi and died in 1925, Pike County, MS). She was widowed from James Ward and later married a Brumsfield and a Lewis before passing away. I hope someone can connect. Thanks, Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ted Ward" To: Sent: 24 September 2002 09:06 AM Subject: Re: Ward origins > With so much activity , how about every Ward posting thei
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