Still searching for Albert Dutton Ward married to Hanna or Susan Adams. Both list their place of birth as Ohio on the 1880 federal census in Linn County, Iowa. Where in Ohio and when? They have 3 sons listed on the federal 1880 Linn County, Ohio census Eustace age 18, Ulysses age 16 (my gggrandfather) and Erastus age 14, all born in Illinois. If anyone has any information on this family, I would love to hear from you. Thank you, thank you. rissy@viclink.com

My wards emigrated from westmeath ireland to Boston in1881. James Ward was married to Elizabeth Hanlon in 1865 in Collinstown, Westmeath Co. Ireland. I know his father's name was Hugh but that is as far back as I know. Can anyone help?

I have: John WARD, Born: 1852 at: Windsor, Hants County, Nova Scotia ...but I guess that's too early for the John you are looking for. Virginia (Ward) Bergmann Researching Hants County surnames: WARD, MOSHER, CALDWELL, LOWTHERS, BERRY _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.

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My cousin and I are looking for his brothers wife Anna Fay Ward Frederick. Her husband Henry (Junior) Frederick died several years ago and my cousin lost track of their children. We are working on our family tree and can't seem to locate the children of the couple. Anna Fay Ward Frederick was born in Crestview, Florida around 1932. She had three children two boys and one girl Marilyn. Marilyn's married name is Adams and she has a son by the name of Waymon or Waymond Adams. She came from a large family in Crestview, Florida which I believe is Okaloosa County. We are hoping that perhaps some of the Ward family may be researching and have the needed information that will help us locate our missing family members. Thanks for any help or direction, Terrie

Hi there, Wiliam C. Ward, here. Born. 1929, E. Boston, Ma. I have Florence ward, nee Reneger, B: Montreal, Can. Married Charles Le. Ward, date unkn. they had daughter, Mabel, Ward, Brn:Dec. 1899, Ma. John Ward, one, beleived to have been Brn. Ny, prior to Revolutionary War, and one John , Brn, Nova Scotia, date undetermined at this time. Any possible connection, please keep me in formed. Thank you, William C. Ward, would be geanealogist. ----- Original Message ----- From: "bree zeee" <michiganbrat65@hotmail.com> To: <WARD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 8:58 AM Subject: Wards of New York > Hi I was wondering of anyone can tell me what schools where in Lowville,New York in 1963 and if they know where I could find year books?And I was also looking for someone who has a Clifford Ward,Donald Ward,Ora Ward,Berton Ward,Leonard Ward,Florence Ward,Alfred Ward,John Ward,Freda Ward married an Evans,Frank Ward.Any help would be great I don't know how they go into the family line yet but I was given all of these names and they are related maybe not by all being siblings to one another. > Thanks BrendaGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com > >

Hi I was wondering of anyone can tell me what schools where in Lowville,New York in 1963 and if they know where I could find year books?And I was also looking for someone who has a Clifford Ward,Donald Ward,Ora Ward,Berton Ward,Leonard Ward,Florence Ward,Alfred Ward,John Ward,Freda Ward married an Evans,Frank Ward.Any help would be great I don't know how they go into the family line yet but I was given all of these names and they are related maybe not by all being siblings to one another. Thanks BrendaGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

I understand it is closed down until the back log has been clearded. Alfred Gabb on 9/1/02 11:42 am, Neville & Carolyn Hewitt at thehewitts@cqnet.com.au wrote: > Is there anyone on the list who has access to the 1901 census who could help > me with the following > Albin and Louisa WARD and their children Albert Edward, William Henry and > Louisa all listed in the 1881 census at 7 House 32 Court Park Lane, Aston, > Warwick > Aaron WARD listed in 1881 at Owen Street, Railway Terrace, Atherstone > (Policeman) > David WARD listed in 1881 at Warwick Union Workhouse, The Packmores (Porter) > > Many thanks - hope you can help - Cheers from Carolyn > Neville & Carolyn Hewitt > E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au > Neville & Carolyn Hewitt > E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au >

Hope that you have already had an answer, it appears that the PRO did not anticipate the popularity of the 1901 census. Well all I can say is they obviously walk around with their heads in the sand. We are expecting (so the newspapers etc say) for the service to be back on by Monday at the latest. You can if you didn't already know keep up with the info on the following site www.pro.gov.uk/ Good luck Debbie -----Original Message----- From: Neville & Carolyn Hewitt [mailto:thehewitts@cqnet.com.au] Sent: 09 January 2002 11:42 To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: 1901 census Is there anyone on the list who has access to the 1901 census who could help me with the following Albin and Louisa WARD and their children Albert Edward, William Henry and Louisa all listed in the 1881 census at 7 House 32 Court Park Lane, Aston, Warwick Aaron WARD listed in 1881 at Owen Street, Railway Terrace, Atherstone (Policeman) David WARD listed in 1881 at Warwick Union Workhouse, The Packmores (Porter) Many thanks - hope you can help - Cheers from Carolyn Neville & Carolyn Hewitt E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au Neville & Carolyn Hewitt E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au

May I place an addendum on my description: There is much inserted ephemera and correspondence from Cottrell to various family members. 1/10/02 To: The Ward Family Membership From: Christopher Hartman - Rare Genealogies Good afternoon. Please excuse the unsolicited posting, but I thought since this is really an exceptional copy of a very scarce book, I would bring it to the attention of the Ward family membership: WARD, GEORGE KEMP. Andrew Warde and his descendants, 1597-1910 : being a compilation of facts relating to one of the oldest New England families and embracing many families of other names, descended from a worthy ancestor even unto the tenth and eleventh generations. N.Y., DeLaMare Printing Co., 1911. Thick 8vo. Pp. 604. Fifty-five pages of full-page plates, including coat of arms, portraits, &c. Full dark green cloth, spine printed in gilt. Only the most superficial wear to extremities, otherwise a very nice copy of the revised, best edition of 1911. The copy of Eber Ward Cottrell (b.1841) - and signed by him on front free endpaper. Cottrell was a Detroit business executive and land commissioner; member State Legislature, 2 terms, 1879 and 1881, during which time he introduced the bill providing for Grand Boulevard that encircles Detroit and secured its passage; appointed by President Grant receiver of public moneys at Detroit Exposition, 1888; appointed land commissioner for the Detroit, Mackinaw & Marquette R. R. Co., 1889. $200.00 This is an exceedingly scarce book in its original printing (the first I've seen in over ten years), & I must offer it subject to previous sale. Delivery is complimentary. Please advise if of interest. With appreciation for your attention and advance thanks for your consideration, I am, Sincerely, Christopher Hartman Green House 391 Vernon Street Wakefield, Massachusetts 01880 Tel. 781-224-9808 email: raregenealogies@yahoo.com raregenealogies@hotmail.com web: http://www.raregenealogies.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/

1/10/02 To: The Ward Family Membership From: Christopher Hartman - Rare Genealogies Good afternoon. Please excuse the unsolicited posting, but I thought since this is really an exceptional copy of a very scarce book, I would bring it to the attention of the Ward family membership: WARD, GEORGE KEMP. Andrew Warde and his descendants, 1597-1910 : being a compilation of facts relating to one of the oldest New England families and embracing many families of other names, descended from a worthy ancestor even unto the tenth and eleventh generations. N.Y., DeLaMare Printing Co., 1911. Thick 8vo. Pp. 604. Fifty-five pages of full-page plates, including coat of arms, portraits, &c. Full dark green cloth, spine printed in gilt. Only the most superficial wear to extremities, otherwise a very nice copy of the revised, best edition of 1911. The copy of Eber Ward Cottrell (b.1841) - and signed by him on front free endpaper. Cottrell was a Detroit business executive and land commissioner; member State Legislature, 2 terms, 1879 and 1881, during which time he introduced the bill providing for Grand Boulevard that encircles Detroit and secured its passage; appointed by President Grant receiver of public moneys at Detroit Exposition, 1888; appointed land commissioner for the Detroit, Mackinaw & Marquette R. R. Co., 1889. $200.00 This is an exceedingly scarce book in its original printing (the first I've seen in over ten years), & I must offer it subject to previous sale. Delivery is complimentary. Please advise if of interest. With appreciation for your attention and advance thanks for your consideration, I am, Sincerely, Christopher Hartman Green House 391 Vernon Street Wakefield, Massachusetts 01880 Tel. 781-224-9808 email: raregenealogies@yahoo.com raregenealogies@hotmail.com web: http://www.raregenealogies.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/

Is there anyone on the list who has access to the 1901 census who could help me with the following Albin and Louisa WARD and their children Albert Edward, William Henry and Louisa all listed in the 1881 census at 7 House 32 Court Park Lane, Aston, Warwick Aaron WARD listed in 1881 at Owen Street, Railway Terrace, Atherstone (Policeman) David WARD listed in 1881 at Warwick Union Workhouse, The Packmores (Porter) Many thanks - hope you can help - Cheers from Carolyn Neville & Carolyn Hewitt E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au Neville & Carolyn Hewitt E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au

Hello from Oz - Still can't connect to the 1901 online census. If anyone on the list has more success than me, may I request some help in finding ALBIN and LOUISA WARD and their family - in 1881 census albin was a coke dealer living in Aston, Birmingham. Many thanks from Carolyn in a very warm and humid Queensland Neville & Carolyn Hewitt E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au Neville & Carolyn Hewitt E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au

I do not know any of John's brothers names. I can understand your frustration with the Ward's. Judy

Hi my name is Brenda.I am in search of this Ward line: James Ward b.1852 d.1935 married Emma Johnson b.1859 d.1926 they had a 4 children that I know of Vincent,Bert(Berton),Onie,Clifford b.1887 d.ABT 1945 or a little later??He married a Laura Horning in 1908 and they had a child Thelma Mae Ward b 1909.Thelma was born in Watertown New York.Soon after Clifford and Laura got a divorce and he remarried sometime after.Clifford and his new wife(don't know her name) had 3 boys and 1 girl.Florence,Leonard,John,and Alfred.I have a picture of these people if anyone would like to see it,it is from july 1945.I also have pictures of Leonards children and another child Marvin no last name this is on April 14,1963 Easter Sunday.They are all dressed up for church it looks like.Then I have one with the same children and the grown ups.I am hoping someone can shed some light on this for me.Any help would be appreciated. Thanks BrendaGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

I have a John IowaWard from Iowa born February 04, 1855. His father, Jeremiah Ward, was suppose to be from Indiana. Maybe Jeremiah had a brother named John. Does Jeremiah ring a bell? I am having a hard time finding these people. charlotte

We are searching for a John Ward from where we don't know, but we know that they were in Tippecanoe Indiana, where my Ggrandfather, Thomas Ward was born about 1826 to 1838. John Ward would be about in his 20's at that time.We do not know Thomas's mother's name it does not mention it on Thomas's death certificate. These Ward's were Irish. Thankyou Judy Ward Donley

We'd like to learn more about Robert Ward, a colonist in Anne Arundel County, MD, about 1677, who was married to Susanna Robinett about 1680. Their surviving children were John Ward, Robert Ward, Jr., Elizabeth Ward, Allen Ward, and possibly William Ward. In correspondence with our family historian about 25 years ago, John William Ward of Lothian, MD, indicated that he was a descendant of the colonist and that Robert and Susanna were Quakers. Can anyone shed some light on these colonists and the sources of information about them? Thanks for your valuable time RJ

Have been researching John Ward from Ireland. Believe he came on the ship American in 1803 April 4 from Londonderry do not know who he married as on his son's Thomas death certificate they have maiden name unknown.for mother. The family was in Tippecanoe Indiana for their son,Thomas's birth around 1826-1836. Have lost the family after that, but believe they came to California, as Thomas Ward caught the wagon train in Cal. to Wash.State.There Thomas married Carrie Phlug Scoggin around 1870. Have a picture which is to believe to be his sister named?Lydia posing in San Francisco California. Hope to make a connection somewhere.Any help is appreciated. Sincerly,Judy