James Thomas McDaniel Ward

Birth26 January 1783 - Cherokee, Washington, Tennessee, USA

Death16 May 1859 - Cooweescoowee, Cherokee, Oklahoma, USA

MotherCatherine Katie McDaniel

FatherHiskyteehee Fivekiller Littlefellow Kingfisher

Born in Cherokee, Washington, Tennessee, USA on 26 January 1783 to Hiskyteehee Fivekiller Littlefellow Kingfisher and Catherine Katie McDaniel. James Thomas McDaniel Ward married Lucy Haynie/Hainy and had 13 children. He passed away on 16 May 1859 in Cooweescoowee, Cherokee, Oklahoma, USA.

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Parents

Hiskyteehee Fivekiller Littlefellow Kingfisher
1755 - 1834

Catherine Katie Mcdaniel
1763 - 1823

Spouse(s)

Lucy Haynie/hainy
1792 - 1869

Nannie Cooper
Unknown - Unknown

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Nancy "Nannie" Ward
1817 - 1907

Catherine Katie Ward
1809 - 1869

Rev. James Ward
1828 - 1862

Thomas Carroll Ward
1826 - 1879

Bryant Ward
1818 - 1892

Rosanna Ward
1824 - 1900

Moses Haynie Ward
1816 - 1902

George Washington Ward
1820 - 1898

Lucy Ward
1821 - 1899

John Ward
1814 - 1837

William Harvey Ward
1839 - 1916

Joseph Ward
1841 - 1902

William Francis Ward
1800 - 1876

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