Could they have come to the US? My Ward's did, about that time. Some went to Canada first, then onto California. My Ward's were from Walsall, and Belbroughton. (sp) Still don't know exact dates or ship. Charles b 1854; Edward b 1858; David b 1862; Frank b 1866; and Joseph b 1868 (my grandfather) Alfred stayed in England and d in Stourbridge. Shirley Niemi sniemi@centurytel.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Neville & Carolyn Hewitt" <thehewitts@cqnet.com.au> To: <WARD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 8:16 PM Subject: MY WARD FAMILY FROM UK > Hello again form Oz -Is there anyone on the list researching WARD from 1881 TO THE PRESENT DATE. > > I have reached a "brick wall" searching for my family from 1881 to the present date. The last I have on the family is from the 1881 census. I have traced the family from Oxfordshire in the 1700's through to Warwickshire in 1881. Could SKS advise me of where else to look SINCE 1881. I would appreciate some help. With Thanks from Carolyn > > Ezekiel WARD born 1837 Warwickshire > > Reuben WARD born 1839 Warwickshire > > David WARD born 1840 Warwickshire > > Aaron WARD born 1847 (in 1881 census - a policeman at Atherstone) > > and their nephew and his family > > ALBIN (born 1856) and LOUISA WARD (in 1881 census at Aston - he was a > coke dealer > > Albert Edward WARD born 1876 > > William Henry WARD born 1879 > > Louisa WARD born 1881 > > With many thanks from Carolyn - I will be grateful for any help > > > > Neville & Carolyn Hewitt > > E-mail thehewitts@cqnet.com.au > > > >