Yes, the Wards did move to Warren Co, IL. I've found Joseph Pollock Ward in most of the censuses (including Kansas state censuses) for 1850-1900. My biggest brick-walls are finding the father of Enos, finding when and where Enos died and finally, finding when and where Joseph died. He was living with his son William in Coffey County, KS as of the 1900 census. Even though he had lived in Coffey County for most of the previous 25 years, he disappears after that. There is no record of his death there or in Lyon County, KS where his other son, Ambrose Jackson Ward was living. Anyway, I still hope to be able to link William Ward of Greene Co, OH to Enos. ~Suz In a message dated 6/27/2001 10:30:39 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << A good many of these people migrated to Warren Co., IL. Some due to the connection to Monmouth College and some possibly due to the land granted for service in the War of 1812. I do have some collateral connections to Pollocks, Bulls, and Wards. Joseph Pollock Ward left Ohio in 1853 for Warren Co., IL and is found in the 1860 Census of Warren County, Tompkins Tp., family # 1752, living near his parents Enos and Elizabeth.. Joseph, left in the Spring of 1864 for Emporia, KS. About 1890 Joseph resided in Woodson Co., KS >>