Silas Carter b 7 1763 m Jemmaal Ward Richard Hudson IV m 1722 Henrico Co Va Martha Ward b Amelia Co.Va d 1793 in Lunenberg Co. Va. Samuel Ward m 1776 in Va. Edith Hudson James Ward m Lela Marone Hudson Aldo Zucaro m Gloria Ward David Cobb Hudson marries 8 18 1946 Marion Ward Claude Perry marries Mary Ward Tn Lonnie Grills Ward m Loretta Faye Colquitt those are my Ward family members I am sure some are Cherokee Indian I appreciate any help..Flora Newby

John W. Ward dob 4/16/1843 <KY> dod 10/26/1935 < Deer Lodge,MT> Married Martha Ellen McKenney of St. Louis,Mo., March 1868. Anyone connected?

There is a way to have it to have the list name in front of every subject in the subject line, just as it can be fixed to reply to the person in responce to a query instead of back to the list!! I have del. messages probabley from this list because they did not have Ward in the subject line. Edith Ward

My direct ancestor, George Ward, and his family moved west during the Removal as part of Peter Hilderbrand's detachment of Cherokees, arriving in Indian Territory on January 30, 1839. The family established a home on Beatties Prairie, in the Delaware District of Indian Territory. They are not enumerated on the Drennen Roll of Delaware District, however, but instead, they appear on Drennen's Disputed Roll. As I understand it, the Disputed Roll included those Cherokees who lived in border areas--borders between the various Indian Territory districts, and between those districts and Arkansas. Does anyone know what dispute existed about Beatties Prairie that would cause its inhabitants to end up on the Disputed roll instead of the Delaware District Roll? On the Disputed Roll, George Ward and his daughter, Malinda are enumerated as group #15. George was married to Lucy Mayes, and there is a Lucy Ward enumerated alone in group #19. This is probably George's wife, although he also had a granddaughter named Lucy. George and Lucy (Mayes) Ward had a son, Samuel, and there is a Samuel Ward enumerated alone as group 17. They also had a son, James, and there is a James Ward enumerated alone as group #23. Between groups 15 and 23, other in-laws and married daughters are enumerated. It would appear that the census taker did not make any great effort to group families, but simply took the enrollees as he found them. If they were lined up as a family, they were recorded together, and if they came to the registration desk separately, they were enrolled that way. But I am guessing. Does anyone know the mechanics employed in compiling the Disputed Roll? Jim Granger

Here, try this: http://www.headstonehunter.com/index.html Karen in CA In a message dated 6/7/2000 6:28:58 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Have had no luck locating this site,has anybody else been able to bring it > up? > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 1:19 PM > Subject: HeadstoneHunters.com .... check it out

I don't know how to get in direct touch with the administrator of the WARD-L rootsweb. service, so I'll do it this way...open letter to all. I wish the program could be tweaked to identify the incoming emails from WARD-L subscribers to indicate that the incoming does regard the WARD-L list. I know it can be done because another list-serve I'm on does it. KORNEGAY-L is always so identified in the index of new mail. I'm afraid I may delete some WARD-L emailings unintentionally because I get so much junk mail, spams, etc. that I frequently delete without opening if I don't recognize either the sender or the subject matter as something I want to read. When WARD-L posts appear with only their email address and a subject that is not recognizable as a WARD genealogy subject, I probably delete it without opening. An example would be: [email protected] Rosebud. How was I to know this contained a list of immigrants arriving on the Sailing Ship "Rosebud". I might have thought it was some joke about Citizen Kane. I know we could simply ask each poster to write "WARD-L" in the subject line along with the topic, i.e. "WARD-L Rosebud", but I know we will forget and new subscribers will have to be constantly retold. I think there is an automatic way to get this in the subject post. Can it be done? Matt Ward

I've tried finding this and can't. I typed in HeadstoneHunters.com and get nothing. Is there more to the address? I would be interested in helping others. I live in the Stevens County area of Washington State. I know most of the cemetaries around here. Anyone needing any help can contact me. Laura Tarbert [email protected]

The site was having problems yesterday but I logged in easy this morning. It is a great site. http://www.headstonehunter.com/ You might try it again. ----- Original Message ----- From: "ray angel" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 3:26 AM Subject: Re: HeadstoneHunters.com .... check it out > Have had no luck locating this site,has anybody else been able to bring it > up? > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 1:19 PM > Subject: HeadstoneHunters.com .... check it out > > > >Looking for Headstone pictures? Let the world know. To get started, simply > >post your headstone request. If someone can help, they'll email you! > There > >are currently more than 1200 requests in the database. > > > >Are you a Headstone Hunter? Search the database to see if there's a > headstone > >request in your area. Perhaps you can help a fellow genealogist. Join the > >more than 1100 registered volunteers. > > > >Can't wait for a request? Volunteer your hunting services and tell the > world > >where you can search. > >

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ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/revolution/nyrev001.txt Represented here are the pension claims of New York Revolutionary War soldiers extracted from Congressional reports between 1792 and 1795.

Looking for Headstone pictures? Let the world know. To get started, simply post your headstone request. If someone can help, they'll email you! There are currently more than 1200 requests in the database. Are you a Headstone Hunter? Search the database to see if there's a headstone request in your area. Perhaps you can help a fellow genealogist. Join the more than 1100 registered volunteers. Can't wait for a request? Volunteer your hunting services and tell the world where you can search.

Have had no luck locating this site,has anybody else been able to bring it up? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 1:19 PM Subject: HeadstoneHunters.com .... check it out >Looking for Headstone pictures? Let the world know. To get started, simply >post your headstone request. If someone can help, they'll email you! There >are currently more than 1200 requests in the database. > >Are you a Headstone Hunter? Search the database to see if there's a headstone >request in your area. Perhaps you can help a fellow genealogist. Join the >more than 1100 registered volunteers. > >Can't wait for a request? Volunteer your hunting services and tell the world >where you can search.

I'm new to this list, so I'm listing my Ward ancestors: George DeLong b. 1740 Centre,Pa/Elizabeth Jane Ward b. 1743 Pa.; John Ward b. 1704 Inishowen Peninsula, Donegal,Ir (came to Philadelphia,Pa 1730) /Mary McCormick or Campbell or Holmes; James Ward b. 1672 Inishowen P,Ir 1672/ Sarah Rodgers/Rogers. Do they look familiar to anyone? Thank you. Janet

URL doesn't work....is there an error in it? Thank you. [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim and Pat" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 9:39 PM Subject: WARD, William > Officers and Enlisted Men of the 2nd Virginia - > http://patriot.net/~tpost.2va.html > > Private of Capt. Francis Taylor's Company, received 6 2/3 dollars for pay > from Jan. 28, 1777 to Feb. 28, 1777 and again from Feb. 28, 1777 to March > 28, 1777. > >

> On 5 Jun 2000, at 22:50, Roy wrote: > > > g grandad Jeremiah WARD found in 1900 Census as an inmate in > > Machanicsburg Township Poor Farm. Jeremiah b. abt. 1835. in > > Ireland. Need any information on the POOR FARM, or any leads > > about the family. > > > > wife Mary <Mariah> b. abt. 1840 in Ireland > > children William b abt. 1859 in Springfield > > Rosa b. abt. 1852 in Springfield > > Catherine b. abt. 1864 in Springfield > > Mariah b. abt. 1867 in Springfield > > George H. b. 22 May 1876 in Springfield > > Isabel b. abt. 1878 in Springfield > > > > Family lived in Springfield, Sangamon Co, IL at least from 1860 thru > > 1900. > > > > > > ==== ILSANGAM Mailing List ==== > > You can search the surname or county mail list msgs here: > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > For Sangamon enter the word ilsangam. > > Find the names of other maillists to search: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/ > >

Officers and Enlisted Men of the 2nd Virginia - http://patriot.net/~tpost.2va.html Private of Capt. Francis Taylor's Company, received 6 2/3 dollars for pay from Jan. 28, 1777 to Feb. 28, 1777 and again from Feb. 28, 1777 to March 28, 1777.

Sent to the command address, just forwarding on. Please send replies to the email address below. On Wed, 31 May 2000 16:08:54 -0700, "John Cornall" <[email protected]> wrote: Hi I`m looking for Jane Ward born Bow Middlesex 1847 I cannot find her birth ,parents names or names of any siblings, or her marriage to James Royle of manchester. She is on the 1881 census for machester with James + her Children, Caroline, Samuel+ Alfred. If anyone has any info, i would be very grateful. Thanks from Sue Cornall (neeRoyle).

Sent to the command address, just forwarding on. Please send replies to the email address below. On Sun, 21 May 2000 18:35:47 -0700 (PDT), "Brandy" <[email protected]> wrote: Hi, I'm looking for William Jesse Ward b. 1835 and Ferriby Ward b. 1830 in Arks or NC. They are on the 1850 census in Sevier County, Arkansas with Rebecca Ward Elliott (Grandmother or guardian). William later married Martha Elliott. Ferriby possibly married Pleasant H. Elliott. Rebecca was previously married to Jesse Ward and Luke Ward. Looking for parents or other relatives of William and Ferriby Ward. Hoping Ferriby is a family name. Please let me know if you recognize any names. Brandy [email protected]

Is anyone researching these Ward's of Montgomery Co., Md.? Edward Ward D: 1820 married Mary Hinton. They had children: Asa Ward, Esra, Amos, John, Robert, Sarah Milla and Casander. Robert Ward D: 1811 married Sarah B. Moran. They had children: Sarah Moran Ward and Silas Ward born 1797. Silas Ward B: 1797 married Matilda Knott. They had children: Thomas H. Ward. Thomas H. Ward B: 1827, D:10/19/1913 Buried Barnesville, Md. married Mary Eliza Trundle B: 1834 D: 5/05/1878 Buried Barnesville, Md. They had children: William T. , Charles Mortimer, David Silas, and John H. David Silas Ward B: 1851 D: 1918 Buried Barnesville, Md. married Rosa Virginia Morningstar B: 1/ /1872 Comus, Md D: 1944 Comus, Md. They had children: John Newton, David Thomas, Mary M., Charles Elmer, Carson, Gaither, Clyde Sylvester and James Harold. John Newton Ward B: 11/21/1900 D: 8/29/1977 Olney, Md. married #1 Margaret Elizabeth Morningstar B: 7/7/1902 D:1/12/1928. #2 Annie Eleanor Nicholson B: 8/17/1904 D: 1/15/1988 Gaithersburg, Md. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos -- now, 100 FREE prints! http://photos.yahoo.com

http://www.motherbedford.com/Roster12.htm William WARD - Sergeant, Capt. John Boyd's Co. - undesignated battalion