Been going through all of my line's and my husbands line's and recording our Civil War Ancestor's.We have pictures for all by 2.So that's what I am seeking on the list today,a picture of Elijah Hubbard Ward b July 13 1830 d August 07, 1887 Union Parish,Louisiana. JoAnn Ward McBride [email protected]

I just got a card from my cousin who is doing research in Ireland. FYI 1841 Census Carvan Ireland WARD, Thomas and Mary sons Thomas 5 yrs old Phillip John daughter Mary This is a post card so this is all I currentlyhave. If anyone is interested , please email me. Happy Hunting! Susan PI (Ward) BEDFORD, BEUCUS, CASPERSON, CHRISTENSEN, HOCH, MAJOR, MORRIS, MICHEL, RETTBERG, WARD

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Linda, Are either of your Ward lines originally from Eng then to MD>OH>IN? If so lets compare notes. I have my Ward line from 1638 Eng to present. Cindy Chino, Calif Linda Whitley wrote: > I have two lines of Wards in my family but I cant fit in your Wards > anywhere. Thanks for the info anyway. > Linda > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Steven Weems <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 8:29 PM > Subject: Re: NC WARD and IRELAND WARDS SOUGHT > > > Linda, > > By chance did your WARD line go to Abbeville, SC, then on to AL via TN? My > WEEMS > > were in Augusta Co, VA abt 1740-1763, then moved to Abbeville. They were > there > > until sometime after the turn of the century. My WEEMS (1801, SC) shows up > 1830 > > in Greene Co, AL married to Rachel (1804, TN). Some folks think she was a > WARD. > > Next door to my family was a Mary WARD (1783, SC) and her widowed > daughter, > > Catherine Ward EDWARDS (1806, TN). > > Steven > > > > Linda Whitley wrote: > > > > > I am looking for info on John Ward born in 1804 in North Carolina > married to > > > Elizabeth born in 1808 in North Carolina. > > > Also looking for info on James Ward born 1672 in Ulster Ireland died in > 1758 > > > in Augusta VA > > > Any info would be helpful. > > > Thank you > > > Linda > > > >

I have two lines of Wards in my family but I cant fit in your Wards anywhere. Thanks for the info anyway. Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: Steven Weems <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 8:29 PM Subject: Re: NC WARD and IRELAND WARDS SOUGHT > Linda, > By chance did your WARD line go to Abbeville, SC, then on to AL via TN? My WEEMS > were in Augusta Co, VA abt 1740-1763, then moved to Abbeville. They were there > until sometime after the turn of the century. My WEEMS (1801, SC) shows up 1830 > in Greene Co, AL married to Rachel (1804, TN). Some folks think she was a WARD. > Next door to my family was a Mary WARD (1783, SC) and her widowed daughter, > Catherine Ward EDWARDS (1806, TN). > Steven > > Linda Whitley wrote: > > > I am looking for info on John Ward born in 1804 in North Carolina married to > > Elizabeth born in 1808 in North Carolina. > > Also looking for info on James Ward born 1672 in Ulster Ireland died in 1758 > > in Augusta VA > > Any info would be helpful. > > Thank you > > Linda > >

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JoAnn, Do you by chance have a William B. WARD b1844 in Lawrence Co. MS? Helen WARD Anderson

Linda, By chance did your WARD line go to Abbeville, SC, then on to AL via TN? My WEEMS were in Augusta Co, VA abt 1740-1763, then moved to Abbeville. They were there until sometime after the turn of the century. My WEEMS (1801, SC) shows up 1830 in Greene Co, AL married to Rachel (1804, TN). Some folks think she was a WARD. Next door to my family was a Mary WARD (1783, SC) and her widowed daughter, Catherine Ward EDWARDS (1806, TN). Steven Linda Whitley wrote: > I am looking for info on John Ward born in 1804 in North Carolina married to > Elizabeth born in 1808 in North Carolina. > Also looking for info on James Ward born 1672 in Ulster Ireland died in 1758 > in Augusta VA > Any info would be helpful. > Thank you > Linda

I am looking for info on John Ward born in 1804 in North Carolina married to Elizabeth born in 1808 in North Carolina. Also looking for info on James Ward born 1672 in Ulster Ireland died in 1758 in Augusta VA Any info would be helpful. Thank you Linda

I'm looking for information on the parents of Mary Ann WARD b. Jan. 9, 1874 Houtzdale, Blair Co., PA d. Nov. 25, 1943 Altoona, Blair Co., PA buried at St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church Cemetery, Wilmore, Cambria Co., PA shae married John A. PLUMMER b. May 8, 1866 d. Apr. 4, 1949 Mary Ann's parents are James WARD and Catherine REIGNON(?). Any help would beappreciated. Chet

I am searching for information concerning James Ward who had a store in Chanceville, Cherokee County, TX in 1886. After he died in 1914 his son may have run the store. The son's name was Francis Ward.I am wondering if these are the same James and Francis Ward buried beside my gGrand-father Willis M. Ward, d1884, in the eastern part of West Shady Grove Cemetery just south of Jacksonville, TX. I would be most appreciative to obtain any small bit of information. Helen WARD Anderson

Looking for information on the family of Christopher F. Ward, b August 22, 1835, son of Daniel and Rebecca (Phelps) Ward. Married Phoebe Atherton daughter of Joseph and Harriet (Merchant) Atherton. They had children: H. A. Ward and Ruth Blanche Ward. Ruth Blanche married John D. Atherton. They lived in Taylor, Luzerne Co., now Lackawanna Co., Pennsylvania. Anne Anne Bowen Burtcher Researching - Atherton, Bowen, Jones, Ellsworth, Dymond, Kunkle, Goble, Whipp, Vincent, VanHorn, Pulver, Ward in Luzerne, Lackawanna and Wyoming Counties, PA. Atherton in KY & WV, and Lewandoski in Philadelphia, PA.

I am changing internet service providers and have a new email address. [email protected] Please change this in your address books. Sheila Anderson-Lewis

Middlesex England Parish Records http://www.enol.com/~infobase/gen/parish/ <A HREF="http://www.enol.com/~infobase/gen/parish/">Middlesex England Parish Records..1563 ~1895</A> Groom: WARD, ARTHUR TAYLOR Bride: CARTER, LEONORA Date: 1821~OCT 15 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, CALEB Bride: GLINSTER, MARY Date: 1778~FEB 02 Parish: PINNER Groom: WARD, CHARLES Bride: BUTLER, SARAH Date: 1808~MAR 24 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, DANIEL Bride: FRANCIS, SARAH Date: 1818~MAY 18 Parish: EDMONTON Groom Note: WIDOWER Groom: WARD, EDWARD Bride: SEWELL, SARAH Date: 1765~OCT 19 Parish: TWICKENHAM Groom Note: WIDOWER Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: WARD, EDWARD Bride: EDIE, ANN Date: 1794~DEC 07 Parish: ENFIELD Groom Note: WIDOWER Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: WARD, EDWARD Bride: GOODCHILD, ANN Date: 1816~JUL 17 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom: WARD, GEORGE Bride: LAMB, CHARITY Date: 1837~OCT 17 Parish: HANWORTH Groom Note: WIDOWER Groom: WARD, GEORGE Bride: HAGGAR, ANN Date: 1804~OCT 21 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, GEORGE Bride: JONES, REBECCA Date: 1816~JUL 16 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARD, GEORGE Bride: FORCE, MARIE Date: 1605~APR 14 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: SP> WARDE Groom: WARD, GEORGE HENRY Bride: SAUNDERS, MARY Date: 1817~SEP 12 Parish: ENFIELD Groom Note: ST. GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, GILBERT Bride: STANLEY, MARGARET Date: 1612~JUN 23 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: SP> WARDE; SKINNER; ST. * Bride Note: D/O SAMUEL, DECEASED Comments: LIC. * ST. MAGDALEN, MILK ST., LOND Groom: WARD, HENRY Bride: DAW, MARY Date: 1734~JUL 04 Parish: TEDDINGTON Comments: LICENSED; BOTH OF RICHMOND Groom: WARD, HENRY Bride: BURDEN, CATHARINE Date: 1717~FEB 24 Parish: FELTHAM Comments: LICENSED; BOTH OF EAST MOULSLEY Groom: WARD, HENRY Bride: EATTRIDGE, SARAH Date: 1736~OCT 31 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, HENRY Bride: LINES, CHARLOTTE Date: 1836~MAY 23 Parish: SOUTH MIMMS Groom: WARD, HENRY Bride: WEED, JOAN Date: 1641~NOV 23 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: WIDOWER; SP: WARDE Comments: BOTH OF TOTTENHAM Groom: WARD, HENRY Bride: LYNE, ANNAHE Date: 1625~OCT 16 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: SP> WARDE Groom: WARD, HENRY ALFRED Bride: GRAYSON, MARTHA Date: 1835~MAR 03 Parish: FINCHLEY Groom Note: ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR, * Comments: LICENSED; * QUEEN SQ., MIDDX. Groom: WARD, HUGH Bride: AUSTIN, ELIZABETH Date: 1656~MAR-- Parish: ENFIELD Groom Note: WIDOWER Bride Note: WIDOW Comments: LISTED BEFORE 17 MAR 1656 Groom: WARD, HUGH Bride: GARMAN, ELIZABETH Date: 1632~JUN 28 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, HUGH Bride: AUSTIN, ELIZABETH Date: 1655~MAR 13 Parish: ENFIELD Groom Note: WIDOWER Bride Note: WIDOW; SP> AUSTEN Groom: WARD, JAMES Bride: FRANCIS, MARY Date: 1809~JUN 27 Parish: TEDDINGTON Groom: WARD, JAMES Bride: TAUNT, ANN Date: 1785~OCT 23 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, JAMES Bride: PITCHEY, FRANCES Date: 1791~JUN 23 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARD, JAMES Bride: MOOR, ANN Date: 1804~APR 03 Parish: FINCHLEY Groom: WARD, JAMES Bride: KINZEY, ELIZABETH Date: 1766~SEP 16 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: ST. STEPHENS, COLEMAN ST. Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: LAYCOCK, JANE Date: 1740~APR 07 Parish: HAMPTON Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: WILSON, ELIZABETH Date: 1811~OCT 11 Parish: HILLINGDON Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: LITTLEPROUD, ANN Date: 1804~AUG 19 Parish: HILLINGDON Comments: BOTH OF UXBRIDGE Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: -----, ----- Date: 1580~BEF * Parish: HAMPTON Comments: HAD CHILD BAPTIZED IN 1580 Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: LAURENCE, MARY Date: 1638~JUN 03 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: CARTER, MARY Date: 1668~OCT 29 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: BENNINGFIELD, ETHELRED Date: 1624~OCT 03 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: HIPKINS, ELIZABETH Date: 1642~APR 24 Parish: ENFIELD Groom Note: WIDOWER Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: WILFORD, FRANCES Mrs. Date: 1713~FEB 14 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: CLARK, JANE Date: 1738~MAY 09 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: NOADS, MARY Date: 1718~DEC 14 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: SAWYER, ELIZABETH Date: 1656~APR 24 Parish: SOUTH MIMMS Groom Note: HUSBANDMAN Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: CREAM, SARAH Date: 1779~SEP 28 Parish: FINCHLEY Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: BURDETT, SARAH Date: 1765~SEP 09 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: KING, SARAH Date: 1720~MAY 01 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: CLARK, ELIZABETH Date: 1675~SEP 12 Parish: MONKEN HADLEY Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: ROBINSON, ELIZABETH Date: 1791~SEP 26 Parish: EALING Groom Note: WIDOWER Bride Note: WIDOW Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, JOHN Bride: JELPHES, SUZAN Date: 1640~JUL 16 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: SP> WARDE; ST. LEONARD, * Comments: * SHOREDITCH Groom: WARD, JOHN esq. Bride: GORE, ELIZABETH Date: 1747~SEP 17 Parish: EDMONTON Groom Note: SQUERRIES, KENT Bride Note: BUSH HILL, MIDDX. Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, JONATHAN Bride: GILSON, SUSANNA Date: 1767~JAN 12 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: MARRIED 1ST 25 DEC 1766 * Comments: * BY NAME OF WADE & REMARR. 12 JAN Groom: WARD, JOSEPH Bride: MARTYN, LYDIA Date: 1750~JAN 08 Parish: HAMPTON Groom Note: WIDOWER; INNER TEMPLE Comments: MARR. IN THE ROYAL CHAPEL; LICENSED Groom: WARD, JOSEPH Bride: BLACKMAN, MARY Date: 1812~APR 05 Parish: HILLINGDON Groom: WARD, JOSEPH Bride: GRAVES, SARAH Date: 1830~JUL 18 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, JOSEPH Bride: EDGE, SARAH Date: 1766~JUL 17 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, JOSEPH Bride: HARVEY, SUSANNAH Date: 1818~DEC 27 Parish: ENFIELD Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: WARD, JOSEPH Bride: PAGE, TEMPERANCE Date: 1760~APR 13 Parish: EDMONTON Groom Note: WID.; WALTHAM HOLY CROSS Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: WARD, JOSHUA Bride: MARTIN, ANN Date: 1807~DEC 27 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, LAWRENCE Bride: JUDGE, AMEY Date: 1767~MAY 21 Parish: HESTON Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, LEONARD Bride: FEARNE, AMYE Date: 1578~OCT 26 Parish: TWICKENHAM Groom: WARD, MATHEW Bride: CHARLES, DOROTHY Date: 1790~DEC 25 Parish: TWICKENHAM Groom: WARD, MOSES Bride: KNIGHT, ELIZABETH Date: 1655~JUL 30 Parish: NEW BRENTFORD Groom Note: WHEELMAKER Comments: BOTH OF STAINES Groom: WARD, NEHEMIAH Bride: BARRETT, MARY Date: 1807~MAR 01 Parish: NEW BRENTFORD Groom: WARD, RAPHE Bride: BURTON, HELENA Date: 1598~OCT 23 Parish: SUNBURY Groom: WARD, RICHARD Bride: TURPIN, ANNE Date: 1691~JUN 02 Parish: HILLINGDON Groom: WARD, RICHARD Bride: ALLING, RUTH Date: 1699~DEC 31 Parish: TWICKENHAM Groom Note: HATFEILF Groom: WARD, RICHARD Bride: FORD, MARGARET Date: 1804~JUL 08 Parish: TWICKENHAM Groom: WARD, RICHARD Bride: BURR, MARY Date: 1752~DEC 16 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, RICHARD Bride: ROBINS, ELIZABETH Date: 1631~JUL 11 Parish: FINCHLEY Bride Note: LONDON Groom: WARD, RICHARD Bride: -----, SUSANNA Date: 1651~OCT 02 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: SP: WARDE Groom: WARD, ROBERT Bride: SMITH, MARY Date: 1804~AUG 27 Parish: HILLINGDON Comments: BOTH OF UXBRIDGE Groom: WARD, ROBERT Bride: CHILMAN, ABIGAIL Date: 1806~JAN 13 Parish: ACTON Groom: WARD, ROBERT Bride: KNIGHT, MARY Date: 1767~APR 05 Parish: HESTON Groom Note: TWICKENHAM Bride Note: MINOR Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, ROBERT Bride: WOODHAM, SARAH Date: 1679~APR 29 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, ROBERT Bride: SMITH, SARAH Date: 1739~JUL 26 Parish: SOUTH MIMMS Groom: WARD, ROBERT Bride: KNOWLS, GERTRUDE Date: 1750~SEP 09 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, ROWLAND Bride: HUST, JANE Date: 1694~OCT 01 Parish: SOUTH MIMMS Groom: WARD, SAMUEL Bride: OAKES, JANE Date: 1787~OCT 17 Parish: HANWELL Groom Note: WIDOWER; NEW BRENTFORD Bride Note: KEW Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, SAMUEL Bride: TURNER, REBECCA Date: 1778~JUL 05 Parish: HANWELL Groom Note: WIDOWER Bride Note: WIDOW Comments: BOTH OF NEW BRENTFORD; LICENSED Groom: WARD, SAMUEL Bride: WEBB, FANNY Date: 1835~JUL 20 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, SAMUEL Bride: HAWKINS, ELIZABETH Date: 1834~SEP 08 Parish: FINCHLEY Groom: WARD, SAMUEL Bride: COOMBS, MARY Date: 1755~MAY 20 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, SAMUEL Bride: BRETT, MARY Date: 1763~AUG 27 Parish: EALING Groom Note: WIDOWER Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, SIMON URLIN Bride: NORTON, SARAH Date: 1791~NOV 16 Parish: HESTON Groom Note: WIDOWER Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: JARED, MARY Date: 1771~MAY 27 Parish: HAMPTON Groom Note: WIDOWER Bride Note: WIDOW Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: COCKERELL, LUCY Date: 1755~AUG 14 Parish: HAMPTON Groom Note: TEDDINGTON Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: HACK, ELIZABETH Date: 1639~JAN 15 Parish: HESTON Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: WINCHLOW, ANNE Date: 1722~MAY 22 Parish: ACTON Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: PARSONS, ALICE Date: 1775~AUG 06 Parish: ACTON Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: ALDRIDGE, ELIZABETH Date: 1757~APR 11 Parish: ACTON Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: HARLEY, HANNAH Date: 1789~JUL 14 Parish: ACTON Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: SAWNDERS, JOHANNA Date: 1606~NOV 28 Parish: HESTON Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: WRIGHJT, ANN Date: 1780~MAY 18 Parish: TWICKENHAM Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: HARRIS, SARAH Date: 1756~AUG 01 Parish: SUNBURY Groom Note: CROYDON Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: FRENCH, ELIZABETH Date: 1784~FEB 24 Parish: GREAT STANMORE Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: NICHOLS, MARY Date: 1760~JUL 29 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: ROWE, ANN Date: 1788~NOV 04 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: FREEMAN, ANN Date: 1772~JAN 21 Parish: ENFIELD Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: BARRETT, MARY Date: 1693~JUN 09 Parish: FINCHLEY Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: COOKE, MARY Date: 1621~MAY 22 Parish: SOUTH MIMMS Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: PAGE, ELIZABETH Date: 1825~NOV 26 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: COBBET, ELIZABETH Date: 1774~MAY 09 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: FARRER, ELIZABETH Date: 1811~SEP 29 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: HINES, ELLEN Date: 1831~AUG 22 Parish: EALING Groom Note: WIDOWER Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: BIGNELL, HARRIET Date: 1833~DEC 07 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, THOMAS Bride: BATES, MARIE Date: 1610~APR 24 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom Note: YEOMAN Comments: SINGLE PERSONS Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: BREST, MARGARET Date: 1810~NOV 06 Parish: HANWELL Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: WATERS, ELIZA Date: 1679~NOV 16 Parish: HAREFIELD Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: BILLINGTON, AMELIA Date: 1823~JAN 30 Parish: GREAT STANMORE Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: HENNELL, CATHERINE Date: 1795~JAN 07 Parish: EDMONTON Groom Note: ST. MARYLEBONE; Jr.? Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: FANE, MARY Date: 1706~MAY 13 Parish: SOUTH MIMMS Bride Note: ST. PAUL'S-WALDEN Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: BRETT, ANN Date: 1828~FEB 19 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: THREDDER, MARY Date: 1618~SEP 11 Parish: SOUTH MIMMS Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: BRITT, ANN Date: 1763~JUL 25 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: HALE, JOHAN Date: 1586~FEB 12 Parish: EALING Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: DEWELL, ELIZABETH Date: 1763~SEP 18 Parish: EALING Groom Note: WIDOWER Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: NASH, SARAH Date: 1771~AUG 17 Parish: EALING Groom Note: WIDOWER Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: DAVIS, ELIZABETH Date: 1757~APR 12 Parish: TOTTENHAM Comments: LICENSED; BOTH OF TOTTENHAM Groom: WARD, WILLIAM Bride: KINGSLY, SARAH Date: 1810~MAY 22 Parish: TOTTENHAM Groom: WARDALL, HENRY Bride: HAWES, ANN Date: 1811~DEC 10 Parish: HAMPTON Groom Note: WIDOWER; ST GEORGE'S * Bride Note: WIDOW Comments: LICENSED; * IN THE EAST, MIDDX. Groom: WARDALL, HENRY Bride: LEACH, MARY Date: 1815~MAY 09 Parish: EDMONTON Groom Note: ST. GEORGE, MIDDX. Bride Note: D/O THOMAS OF SOUTHGATE Comments: LICENSED Groom: WARDE, CHRISTOPHER Bride: GIBBENS, SUZAN Date: 1630~APR 06 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARDE, CHRISTOPHER Bride: WHEELER, ANNE Date: 1582~AUG 12 Parish: TOTTENHAM Bride Note: SP> WHELER; D/O JOHN Groom: WARDE, EDWARD Bride: ROBINS, JOAN Date: 1558~JUN 14 Parish: UXBRIDGE Groom: WARDE, FRANCYS Bride: KYNGE, JANE Date: 1591~OCT 28 Parish: HANWELL Groom: WARDE, HENRY Bride: MOLE, FRANCIS Date: 1670~JUN 23 Parish: HAREFIELD Groom: WARDE, HEW Bride: LOVE or LOUE, ELIZABETH Date: 1673~FEB 04 Parish: MONKEN HADLEY Groom: WARDE, JACOB Bride: PENARD, ELIZABETH Date: 1635~JUN 24 Parish: ACTON Groom: WARDE, JOHN Bride: cLARKE, KATHERINND Date: 1575~APR 22 Parish: TWICKENHAM Groom: WARDE, JOHN Bride: GREGORY, ANN Date: 1629~NOV 30 Parish: GREAT STANMORE Groom: WARDE, JOHN Bride: PARRISH, ELIZABETH Date: 1591~FEB 07 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARDE, JOHN Bride: JEGGENS, WINEFRIDE Date: 1590~JAN 31 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARDE, JOHN Bride: HALL, ELIZABETH Date: 1595~AUG 04 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARDE, JOHN Bride: GRIFFITHE, HELLENA Date: 1568~FEB 21 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARDE, JOHN Bride: ROBINSON, JOHANNA Date: 1604~DEC 09 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARDE, LEONARD Bride: ACOWRTE, ANNES Date: 1598~JUL 27 Parish: TWICKENHAM Groom: WARDE, RICHARD Bride: ABRAM, BARBARA Date: 1601~AUG 09 Parish: GREAT STANMORE Groom: WARDE, THOMAS Bride: WICKS, RACHAELL Date: 1579~OCT 11 Parish: HARLINGTON Groom: WARDE, THOMAS Bride: HOLMAN, KATHERYNE Date: 1601~JUN 21 Parish: GREAT STANMORE Groom: WARDE, THOMAS Bride: BAGULEI, ALICE Date: 1581~MAY 08 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARDE, THOMAS Bride: HAIWARDE, DORATHY Date: 1620~AUG 03 Parish: ENFIELD Groom: WARDE, THOMAS Bride: BUTTERFIELD, KATHERINA Date: 1587~APR 30 Parish: EDMONTON Groom: WARDE, THOMAS Bride: THORNICROFT, ALYES Date: 1585~FEB 06 Parish: TOTTENHAM Bride Note: SP> THORNYCROS Comments: SERVANTS TO MR. ECCLESTON Groom: WARDE, WILLIAM Bride: BOWES, SARA Date: 1583~MAR 21 Parish: HESTON Groom: WARDE, WILLIAM Bride: ANDREWS, ELIZABETH Date: 1587~JAN 22 Parish: WEST DRAYTON Groom: WARDE, WILLIAM Bride: HUTCHIN, JONE Date: 1631~SEP 12 Parish: WEST DRAYTON

DONE ----- Original Message ----- From: "coolturk" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2000 8:38 AM Subject: Re: Could You Have Passed the 8th Grade in 1895? > You are absolutely correct, we seem to have slipped off topic a bit. > While this discussion may seem interesting in the abstract to some > people also interested in genealogy, it is more appropriate for a more > generally inclined group. Unfortunately, it's been popping up in way > too many of the surname mailing lists and being saved in all their > archives. Please let this be the last comment on this topic here and > move on to that which is related to our WARD research. > > Thanks for your cooperation. > > Irene > WARD listowner > > > > On Fri, 28 Apr 2000 19:09:47 -0700, you wrote: > > >I hate to be negative but is this group about Ward genealogy or passing the 8th > >grade. Personally I could do without the non Ward stuff. In my opinion, > >personal correspondence and non Ward genealogy should be posted somewhere else. > > > >John Poole in Houston >

You are absolutely correct, we seem to have slipped off topic a bit. While this discussion may seem interesting in the abstract to some people also interested in genealogy, it is more appropriate for a more generally inclined group. Unfortunately, it's been popping up in way too many of the surname mailing lists and being saved in all their archives. Please let this be the last comment on this topic here and move on to that which is related to our WARD research. Thanks for your cooperation. Irene WARD listowner On Fri, 28 Apr 2000 19:09:47 -0700, you wrote: >I hate to be negative but is this group about Ward genealogy or passing the 8th >grade. Personally I could do without the non Ward stuff. In my opinion, >personal correspondence and non Ward genealogy should be posted somewhere else. > >John Poole in Houston

The subject line clearly states what the subject is. It would be as easy to hit delete as it was for you to hit reply. ----- Original Message ----- From: John W. Poole <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 10:09 PM Subject: Re: Could You Have Passed the 8th Grade in 1895? > I hate to be negative but is this group about Ward genealogy or passing the 8th > grade. Personally I could do without the non Ward stuff. In my opinion, > personal correspondence and non Ward genealogy should be posted somewhere else. > > John Poole in Houston > > s >

I hate to be negative but is this group about Ward genealogy or passing the 8th grade. Personally I could do without the non Ward stuff. In my opinion, personal correspondence and non Ward genealogy should be posted somewhere else. John Poole in Houston s

One very important thing that seems to be lost to a great extent, today is, don't shoot up the school or the sheriff will hang you up, after your daddy get finished with you. Scott Andrew Cally wrote: > > Not necessarily true -- Kids today have learn twice as much American > History, a hundred times as much science, and a little thing called the > computer....... > > At 05:11 PM 4/27/00 -0700, you wrote: > >And today they pass uneducated kids just to get them out of the way for > >a crop of new kids that may be just as poorly educated. To bad most > >people can't why we are going down. > > > >"Ward, Marsha" wrote: > >> > >> Hi, > >> I found this and thought you all might find it interesting! > >> > >> enjoy, > >> Marsha > >> *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* > >> > >> Could You Have Passed the 8th Grade in 1895? ...Take a Look: > >> > >> This is the eighth-grade final exam from 1895 from Salina, Kansas. It was > >> taken from the original document on file at the Smoky Valley Genealogical > >> Society and Library in Salina, Kansas and reprinted by the Salina Journal. > >> > >> 8th Grade Final Exam: Salina, Kansas - 1895 > >> > >> Grammar (Time, one hour) > >> > >> 1. Give nine rules for the use of Capital Letters. > >> 2. Name the Parts of Speech and define those that have no > >> modifications. > >> 3. Define Verse, Stanza and Paragraph. > >> 4. What are the Principal Parts of a verb? Give Principal Parts of do, > >> lie, lay and run. > >> 5. Define Case, Illustrate each Case. > >> 6. What is Punctuation? Give rules for principal marks of Punctuation. > >> 7-10. Write a composition of about 150 words and show therein that you > >> understand the practical use of the rules of grammar. > >> > >> Arithmetic (Time, 1.25 hours) > >> > >> 1. Name and define the Fundamental Rules of Arithmetic. > >> 2. A wagon box is 2 ft. deep, 10 feet long, and 3 ft. wide. How many > >> bushels of wheat will it hold? > >> 3. If a load of wheat weighs 3942 lbs., what is it worth at 50 cts. > >> per bu, deducting 1050 lbs. for tare? > >> 4. District No. 33 has a valuation of $35,000. What is the necessary > >> levy to carry on a school seven months at $50 per month, and have $104 for > >> incidentals? > >> 5. Find cost of 6720 lbs. coal at $6.00 per ton. > >> 6. Find the interest of $512.60 for 8 months and 18 days at 7 percent. > >> 7. What is the cost of 40 boards 12 inches wide and 16 ft. long at $.20 > >> per inch? > >> 8. Find bank discount on $300 for 90 days (no grace) at 10 percent. > >> 9. What is the cost of a square farm at $15 per acre, the distance > >> around which is 640 rods? > >> 10. Write a Bank Check, a Promissory Note, and a Receipt. > >> > >> U.S. History (Time, 45 minutes) > >> > >> 1. Give the epochs into which U.S. History is divided. > >> 2. Give an account of the discovery of America by Columbus. > >> 3. Relate the causes and results of the Revolutionary War. > >> 4. Show the territorial growth of the United States. > >> 5. Tell what you can of the history of Kansas. > >> 6. Describe three of the most prominent battles of the Rebellion. > >> 7. Who were the following: Morse, Whitney, Fulton, Bell, Lincoln, Penn, > >> and Howe? > >> 8. Name events connected with the following dates: 1607, 1620, 1800, > >> 1849, and 1865? > >> > >> Orthography (Time, one hour) > >> > >> 1. What is meant by the following: Alphabet, phoneticorthography, > >> etymology, syllabication? > >> 2. What are elementary sounds? How classified? > >> 3. What are the following, and give examples of each: Trigraph, > >> subvocals, diphthong, cognate letters, linguals? > >> 4. Give four substitutes for caret 'u'. > >> 5. Give two rules for spelling words with final 'e'. Name two > >> exceptions under each rule. > >> 6. Give two uses of silent letters in spelling. Illustrate each. > >> 7. Define the following prefixes and use in connection with a word: Bi, > >> dis, mis, pre, semi, post, non, inter, mono, super. > >> 8. Mark diacritically and divide into syllables the following, and name > >> the sign that indicates the sound: Card, ball, mercy, sir, odd, cell, rise, > >> blood, fare, last. > >> 9. Use the following correctly in sentences, Cite, site, sight, fane, > >> fain, feign, vane, vain, vein, raze, raise, rays. > >> 10. Write 10 words frequently mispronounced and indicate pronunciation by > >> use of diacritical marks and by syllabication. > >> > >> Geography (Time, one hour) > >> > >> 1. What is climate? Upon what does climate depend? > >> 2. How do you account for the extremes of climate in Kansas? > >> 3. Of what use are rivers? Of what use is the ocean? > >> 4. Describe the mountains of N.A. > >> 5. Name and describe the following: Monrovia, Odessa, Denver, Manitoba, > >> Hecla, Yukon, St. Helena, Juan Fernandez, Aspinwall and Orinoco. > >> 6. Name and locate the principal trade centers of the U.S. > >> 7. Name all the republics of Europe and give capital of each. > >> 8. Why is the Atlantic Coast colder than the Pacific in the same > >> latitude? > >> 9. Describe the process by which the water of the ocean returns to the > >> sources of rivers. > >> 10. Describe the movements of the earth. Give inclination of the earth. > >> > >> -------------------------------------------------- > >> Imagine a college student who went to public school trying to pass this > >> test, even if the few outdated questions were modernized. Imagine their > >> professors even being able to pass the 8th Grade. Can Americans, student and > >> professor alike, get back up to the 8th Grade level of 1895? > >> --------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > Scott Andrew Cally > Graduate Teaching Assistant > University of Florida > > 320 SE 3rd Street Apt D-7 > Gainesville, FL 32601 > (352) 337-1839 > [email protected]

I second the motion! Marsha M. Ward Network/Web Administrator, IDEA Naval Postgraduate School Monterey, CA -----Original Message----- From: shamancw [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 4:20 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Could You Have Passed the 8th Grade in 1895? Three Cheers for Dot!!!!!!!!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dot Minshall" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 12:36 PM Subject: Re: Could You Have Passed the 8th Grade in 1895? > OK, I feel I must weigh in. As a teacher, and the daughter of a teacher > (and I won't even get into the rest of the family tree!) I am also appalled > at the level of ignorance so prevalent in our society. Very few feel the > need to learn correct usage of the language, fewer still feel inclined to > study history. Imagine my horror when, several years ago, I attended a > showing of the broadway musical "Les Miz." After Javert's many curtain > calls at the end, the lights in the theatre went up and we all started to > leave. Two college-age girls were in the row in front of me, one saying, > "So, did this, like, revolution thing really happen?" > > My family has always felt that the root of this particular evil was an > arrogant laziness. After all, look how great our country is. Look how much > we've achieved! And besides, who needs to excel, anyway, when the > government will pay many for NOT working more than my husband makes at his > full-time job! > > We've been so careful not to make under-achievers feel bad about themselves, > so eager to promote this "self-esteem" garbage that no one has much > incentive to better themselves. > > The worst part is that we've forgotten God, and the Biblical principles on > which this great nation was founded. Read Deuteronomy 8:11-20, for a quick > recap of what a country can expect when they forsake God, and rely on their > own might and intellect. Sound familiar? If this doesn't describe the > United States of America to you, well, you need some of that 8th grade > history. > > Dot > > --------------------------------------------------- > > > > > >