don't know if this means anything...but my grandma was lucinda ward and all 4 of us grandchildren to her have redhair i have a great uncle henry ward but don't know much info on this family...i know they were from the Tn and alabama states..jackson co alabama and around cocke co tenn...if you have info on these please let me know..GO REDHAIR!..LOL...Denise ¶ *:._.:*¶*:._.:*¶ ¶*:._.:*¶ Denise ¶*:._.:*¶ ¶*:._.:*¶*:._.:*¶

hi, My Ward line came from SC through GA to AL and finally ended up in MS. We have three with red hair in my bunch. One male and two females. Two of these one male and one female have very, very, curly red hair. Anyone else got redheads with curls? Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: Remeve@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:06 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Red-haired Ward Males Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. EvelynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

hi, My Ward line came from SC through GA to AL and finally ended up in MS. We have three with red hair in my bunch. One male and two females. Two of these one male and one female have very, very, curly red hair. Anyone else got redheads with curls? Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: Remeve@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:06 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Red-haired Ward Males Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. EvelynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

hi, My Ward line came from SC through GA to AL and finally ended up in MS. We have three with red hair in my bunch. One male and two females. Two of these one male and one female have very, very, curly red hair. Anyone else got redheads with curls? Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: Remeve@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:06 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Red-haired Ward Males Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. EvelynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

hi, My Ward line came from SC through GA to AL and finally ended up in MS. We have three with red hair in my bunch. One male and two females. Two of these one male and one female have very, very, curly red hair. Anyone else got redheads with curls? Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: Remeve@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:06 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Red-haired Ward Males Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. EvelynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

hi, My Ward line came from SC through GA to AL and finally ended up in MS. We have three with red hair in my bunch. One male and two females. Two of these one male and one female have very, very, curly red hair. Anyone else got redheads with curls? Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: Remeve@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:06 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Red-haired Ward Males Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. EvelynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

hi, My Ward line came from SC through GA to AL and finally ended up in MS. We have three with red hair in my bunch. One male and two females. Two of these one male and one female have very, very, curly red hair. Anyone else got redheads with curls? Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: Remeve@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:06 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Red-haired Ward Males Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. EvelynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

hi, My Ward line came from SC through GA to AL and finally ended up in MS. We have three with red hair in my bunch. One male and two females. Two of these one male and one female have very, very, curly red hair. Anyone else got redheads with curls? Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: Remeve@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:06 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Red-haired Ward Males Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. EvelynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

hi, My Ward line came from SC through GA to AL and finally ended up in MS. We have three with red hair in my bunch. One male and two females. Two of these one male and one female have very, very, curly red hair. Anyone else got redheads with curls? Gigi ----- Original Message ----- From: Remeve@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:06 AM To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Red-haired Ward Males Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. EvelynGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

I too am looking for James Ward b. abt 1818, my ggg grandfather. I've been told that on The Lost Wards, James may have actually been a Wood. He ran away and changed his name to Ward. I've seen no proof and find this very hard to believe. My James married Mary Rigsby on 9 Jan 1834 in Union, In. Does this sound like your James Ward? Rick Ward ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sherry Jones" <skjones@triad.rr.com> To: <WARD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 7:45 AM Subject: Re: STILL SEARCHING - Sherry Jones > Hi, > Yes I already have the Bundy Family line all the way back from when the > first came over to the new world. I had to go ahead and get them because > her daughter Caroline married James' son William Alfred Ward they were step > brother/sister, but they married so that meant the Bundy family is true kin. > And of course Nancy's first husband Nathan Delon I have gotten all of his > family as far back as France. which is a good ways back into the 1600's. It > is the Ward's side that I am needing... And I have looked, but he just seems > to not want to be found. Now is your James Ward related to my Ward's? And if > so how? It kind of stinks that everyone else can get all of the Ward's down > to a James Ward born close to or around the time period of the James Ward I > am looking for and it just stops and there is no more info on him. I have > found a few leads but like I said no info on the James Ward guess he is in > hiding. I have looked through the LDS and it is worthless. Doesn't give > accurate info on anybody. Maybe I will run across some luck soon. Thanks for > the help and info. I will just keep posting this out until then... > > Sherry Jones > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dianne Larson Ward" <dianne@olynet.com> > To: <WARD-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 11:39 PM > Subject: Re: STILL SEARCHING - Sherry Jones > > > > Sherry, > > I am assuming that you know Nancy Ann Bundy (born 12-27-1804 to Joseph and > Elizabeth Bundy) was born into a Quaker family and her first husband's > family was also Quaker. Evidently her second husband (Jennings) was not > Quaker and she was eventually disowned from the Quakers (Society of > Friends) when her third husband, James Ward was also not Quaker. > > > > Nancy's mother Elizabeth was very possibly the daughter of Joseph Henley. > I haven't dug any further to prove or disprove this. Joseph and Elizabeth > Bundy had quite a number of children. > > > > This information is from The Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy > Vol. 1 (North Carolina) by William Wade Hinshaw. > > > > If you have not already searched these records check your nearest large > public library or any LDS Family History Library. The public library can at > least get them on microfilm through inter-library loan or the LDS library > may have the films right there in their collection. They are also available > on CD. If nothing else pans out let me know and I will > > copy the information and send it to you. > > > > I know James Ward (My husband's name!) is the one you are asking about > but unfortunately I can't help you with his information. > > > > If you already have this information perhaps posting it here wil help > someone else. > > > > Sincerely, Dianne Larson Ward > > > > > > > > > #6 STILL SEARCHING!! ["Sherry Jones" > <skjones@triad.rr.c] > > > > > > > > > > > > Subject: STILL SEARCHING!! > > > Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 09:46:31 -0400 > > > From: "Sherry Jones" <skjones@triad.rr.com> > > > To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com > > > > > > I am still trying to find my lost Ward's. > > > James Ward born in 1804,was a farmer, where I have no idea. but he > lived in Pasquotank Co.NC in 1850. his first wife must have died either > while giving birth or after but before 1850. He remarried to Nancy Ann > Bundy born in 1804 also. She also was married twice before her first husband > was Nathan Delon and 2nd was Benjamin Jennings. then James Ward. > > > James' children were: > > > William Alfred John Ward born in 1829 died on July 3 1863. > > > James Ward Jr. born in 1830. > > > Enoch Ward born in 1835. > > > William Ward born in 1839. > > > Stephen Ward born in 1844. > > > Sarah Ward born in 1846. > > > Ambors Ward born in 1849. > > > > > > Does ANYONE have any info on this Family? > > > PLEASE HELP.... > > > Thanks, > > > Sherry Jones > > > > >

Hi List, Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward trademark. Evelyn

4. James Henry WARD was born 28 MAY 1786 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina, and died 25 NOV 1868 in Hagler, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He was buried in Ward Cemetary. He was the son of 8. John Edward WARD II and 9. Winifred C HORNE. 5. Margaret Tiercie HANLEY was born 15 OCT 1798 in Burke County, Georgia, and died 12 FEB 1880 in Hagler, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She was buried in Ward Family Cemetary. She was the daughter of 10. Jesse HANLEY and 11. Mary LNU. Children of Margaret Tiercie HANLEY and James Henry WARD are: i. Martha WARD was born 29 NOV 1814 in Burke County,Georgia, and died 15 AUG 1815 in Burke County,Georgia. ii. John H WARD was born 6 OCT 1816 in District # 96, Edgefield County, South Carolina, and died 30 OCT 1898 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. He married Jane Adeline MAYFIELD 12 OCT 1841 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, daughter of Archibald MAYFIELD and Tabitha BENNETT. She was born 18 FEB 1825 in Hagler, Alabama, and died 13 DEC 1902 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. iii. Mary WARD was born 9 AUG 1819 in Bibb County, Alabama. She married Benjamin F CLEMENTS 12 FEB 1842. He was born ABT. 1819. iv. Winifred Caroline WARD was born 9 JAN 1821 in Bibb County, Alabama, and died 13 SEP 1901 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. She married Henry CHAMPION 9 MAR 1843. He was born 1818. v. James LaFayette WARD was born 6 MAR 1823 in Bibb County, Alabama, and died 1 JAN 1888 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. He married Edna KORNEGAY 4 DEC 1850. She was born 1823. vi. Eliza WARD was born 22 APR 1825 in Alabama. She married Henry THOMPSON 28 NOV 1850. He was born 1824. vii. Amanda WARD was born 25 APR 1827 in Alabama, and died 10 JUL 1893 in Bibb County, Alabama. She married James H DEWEESE 3 JAN 1847 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, son of Abner C DEWEESE and Frances COKER. He was born 24 JAN 1824 in Elyton, Jefferson County, Alabama, and died 4 JUL 1913. viii. Solomon Augustus WARD was born 19 SEP 1830 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, and died 30 DEC 1862 in Civil War near Richmond, Virginia{ Bible says July}. 2. ix. Jesse WARD was born 4 MAR 1834 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and died 5 NOV 1890 in Jefferson Co, Alabama. He married Mary Margaret KEETON 9 DEC 1858 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, daughter of Noble KEETON and Sidney PETERS. She was born 20 MAY 1840 in Hagler Area, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and died JUL 1870 in Alabama. He married Mariah Elizabeth HAGLER 17 JAN 1875, daughter of Isaac Henley HAGLER and Elizabeth Ann LEE. She was born 3 APR 1856 in Hagler Area, Alabama, and died 24 MAR 1939 in Jefferson Co, Al vol 13 cert 6018 role 3. x. Virgil A S WARD was born 15 MAR 1837 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, and died 28 JAN 1852 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. xi. Henry Jackson WARD was born 25 MAR 1842 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, and died 13 DEC 1903 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. He married Margaret Elizabeth JAMES 14 AUG 1870, daughter of Alexander Hill JAMES and Lucinda SUMNER. She was born 10 MAR 1848, and died 5 NOV 1918. Can we connect? Thank you, Lorene www.familyquery.com

Evelyn, Who was your greatgrandparents? My grandmother was Daisy Pearl Ward b 2-24 1881 in Jefferson County, Al. Some of her grandchildren and great are redheads. Thank you, Lorene http://www.familyquery.com/ > Hi List, > Donnie's post made me wonder - does anyone else have redhaired Wards in their > line? My grandfather, William Henry Ward b. 1880 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, had > red hair and was full of blarney, though it is unknown if he was of Irish > origin (no offense intended here!) His daughter, my mother Cecil Irma Ward > b. 1911 in Bibb Co., AL, had red hair. Just curious if it was a Ward > trademark. > Evelyn > > >

I don't know if it's the phase of the moon or of the sun? :-> Strange that there were a few days of the same queries on the Webb list about the same thing. Do all the redheads become active around the 4th of July, matching those big red bursts? <grin> I am a Webb and my father's mother was a Ward. I have NO redheads that I know of ... but who knows for sure without COLOR photos and accurate memories.

Hi, Yes I already have the Bundy Family line all the way back from when the first came over to the new world. I had to go ahead and get them because her daughter Caroline married James' son William Alfred Ward they were step brother/sister, but they married so that meant the Bundy family is true kin. And of course Nancy's first husband Nathan Delon I have gotten all of his family as far back as France. which is a good ways back into the 1600's. It is the Ward's side that I am needing... And I have looked, but he just seems to not want to be found. Now is your James Ward related to my Ward's? And if so how? It kind of stinks that everyone else can get all of the Ward's down to a James Ward born close to or around the time period of the James Ward I am looking for and it just stops and there is no more info on him. I have found a few leads but like I said no info on the James Ward guess he is in hiding. I have looked through the LDS and it is worthless. Doesn't give accurate info on anybody. Maybe I will run across some luck soon. Thanks for the help and info. I will just keep posting this out until then... Sherry Jones ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dianne Larson Ward" <dianne@olynet.com> To: <WARD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 11:39 PM Subject: Re: STILL SEARCHING - Sherry Jones > Sherry, > I am assuming that you know Nancy Ann Bundy (born 12-27-1804 to Joseph and Elizabeth Bundy) was born into a Quaker family and her first husband's family was also Quaker. Evidently her second husband (Jennings) was not Quaker and she was eventually disowned from the Quakers (Society of Friends) when her third husband, James Ward was also not Quaker. > > Nancy's mother Elizabeth was very possibly the daughter of Joseph Henley. I haven't dug any further to prove or disprove this. Joseph and Elizabeth Bundy had quite a number of children. > > This information is from The Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Vol. 1 (North Carolina) by William Wade Hinshaw. > > If you have not already searched these records check your nearest large public library or any LDS Family History Library. The public library can at least get them on microfilm through inter-library loan or the LDS library may have the films right there in their collection. They are also available on CD. If nothing else pans out let me know and I will > copy the information and send it to you. > > I know James Ward (My husband's name!) is the one you are asking about but unfortunately I can't help you with his information. > > If you already have this information perhaps posting it here wil help someone else. > > Sincerely, Dianne Larson Ward > > > > > #6 STILL SEARCHING!! ["Sherry Jones" <skjones@triad.rr.c] > > > > > > > > Subject: STILL SEARCHING!! > > Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 09:46:31 -0400 > > From: "Sherry Jones" <skjones@triad.rr.com> > > To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com > > > > I am still trying to find my lost Ward's. > > James Ward born in 1804,was a farmer, where I have no idea. but he lived in Pasquotank Co.NC in 1850. his first wife must have died either while giving birth or after but before 1850. He remarried to Nancy Ann Bundy born in 1804 also. She also was married twice before her first husband was Nathan Delon and 2nd was Benjamin Jennings. then James Ward. > > James' children were: > > William Alfred John Ward born in 1829 died on July 3 1863. > > James Ward Jr. born in 1830. > > Enoch Ward born in 1835. > > William Ward born in 1839. > > Stephen Ward born in 1844. > > Sarah Ward born in 1846. > > Ambors Ward born in 1849. > > > > Does ANYONE have any info on this Family? > > PLEASE HELP.... > > Thanks, > > Sherry Jones >

Looking for parents of Charly Ward, b western nc-swain or heyward county- late 1800s, redheaded Irishman so my dad said. Lived at Addy, NC near Sylva NC, in 1903, moved to Spartanburg county shortly afterward. Donnie Ward ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

To anyone out there, I am looking for some information on a John K. Ward, born around 1803 in Truxton, Cortland Co., NY. He married a Mary "Polly" Bradway around 1826/27 possibly in Cazenovia, Madison Co., NY. The county may be wrong. I am looking for his parents and siblings. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Some say his father was Leonard Ward, but cannot be sure. Linda K. Tennant linkten@usadatanet.net

Sherry, I am assuming that you know Nancy Ann Bundy (born 12-27-1804 to Joseph and Elizabeth Bundy) was born into a Quaker family and her first husband's family was also Quaker. Evidently her second husband (Jennings) was not Quaker and she was eventually disowned from the Quakers (Society of Friends) when her third husband, James Ward was also not Quaker. Nancy's mother Elizabeth was very possibly the daughter of Joseph Henley. I haven't dug any further to prove or disprove this. Joseph and Elizabeth Bundy had quite a number of children. This information is from The Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Vol. 1 (North Carolina) by William Wade Hinshaw. If you have not already searched these records check your nearest large public library or any LDS Family History Library. The public library can at least get them on microfilm through inter-library loan or the LDS library may have the films right there in their collection. They are also available on CD. If nothing else pans out let me know and I will copy the information and send it to you. I know James Ward (My husband's name!) is the one you are asking about but unfortunately I can't help you with his information. If you already have this information perhaps posting it here wil help someone else. Sincerely, Dianne Larson Ward > #6 STILL SEARCHING!! ["Sherry Jones" <skjones@triad.rr.c] > > > > Subject: STILL SEARCHING!! > Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 09:46:31 -0400 > From: "Sherry Jones" <skjones@triad.rr.com> > To: WARD-L@rootsweb.com > > I am still trying to find my lost Ward's. > James Ward born in 1804,was a farmer, where I have no idea. but he lived in Pasquotank Co.NC in 1850. his first wife must have died either while giving birth or after but before 1850. He remarried to Nancy Ann Bundy born in 1804 also. She also was married twice before her first husband was Nathan Delon and 2nd was Benjamin Jennings. then James Ward. > James' children were: > William Alfred John Ward born in 1829 died on July 3 1863. > James Ward Jr. born in 1830. > Enoch Ward born in 1835. > William Ward born in 1839. > Stephen Ward born in 1844. > Sarah Ward born in 1846. > Ambors Ward born in 1849. > > Does ANYONE have any info on this Family? > PLEASE HELP.... > Thanks, > Sherry Jones

You might try the Bosque Co. site on gen web. http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbosqu2/ The following information was obtained from this site. Smith-Bends Coon Creek Cemetery--Map--Smiths Bend, TX; Variant Name: Coon Creek Cemetery;John J. & Margaret SMITH were the founders of this cemetery. Their son, Burton SMITH, was the first burial here. Latitude: 314943N Longitude: 0972034W Located on Fm #2114, right below the dam at Lake Whitney. (Updated 27 MAY 2002) ----- Original Message ----- From: <IWard27663@aol.com> To: <WARD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 6:25 PM Subject: Re: Trying again. > Hello Denise, > > I showed my husband the letter you had sent to the 'list,' and he has some > information for you on your Ward family. > > He said that Smith(s) Bend is in Bosque Co. (pronounced Boskey Co.) instead > of Hill Co. > > Smiths Bend is in the South East corner of Bosque Co., and across the Brazos > River from Hill Co., to the East of Smiths Bend > > He suggest that you contact the County Clerk of Meridian Co., the county seat > of Bosque Co., to verify the location of Coon Creek Cemetery. Also, contact > both Hill and Meridian Clerks Office for birth records of Ira and Delia. > > Hope this helps, > Imogene Hord, Ward > IWARD27663@AOL.COM >

Hello Denise, I showed my husband the letter you had sent to the 'list,' and he has some information for you on your Ward family. He said that Smith(s) Bend is in Bosque Co. (pronounced Boskey Co.) instead of Hill Co. Smiths Bend is in the South East corner of Bosque Co., and across the Brazos River from Hill Co., to the East of Smiths Bend He suggest that you contact the County Clerk of Meridian Co., the county seat of Bosque Co., to verify the location of Coon Creek Cemetery. Also, contact both Hill and Meridian Clerks Office for birth records of Ira and Delia. Hope this helps, Imogene Hord, Ward IWARD27663@AOL.COM