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Ann Ward

Birth1815 - Ireland
DeathAFT 1881 - New Brunswick
Mother Wolfe
FatherNot Available

Born in Ireland on 1815 to Wolfe. Ann Ward married Daniel Donahue and had 13 children. She passed away on AFT 1881 in New Brunswick.

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Parents
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Not Available
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Wolfe
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Daniel Donahue
1811 - 1881
Children Show all
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Anne Donahue
1849 - 1941
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Daniel Donahue
1835 - 1891
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William Donahue
1839 - 1911
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Julia Donahue
1843 - Unknown
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Timothy Donahue
1841 - Unknown
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Susan Donahue
1852 - Unknown
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Mary T Donohue
1852 - 1891
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John Donahue
1845 - 1890
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Esther Donahue
1838 - Unknown
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Cornelius Donahue
1840 - Unknown
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Daniel Donohue
1837 - Unknown
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Susan Donohue
1852 - Unknown
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Timothy Donohue
1842 - Unknown

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