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James Ward

Birth24 Feb 1835 - North Carolina
Death14 July 1913 - Caswell County, North Carolina
MotherMary Jones
FatherAbraham Ward

Born in North Carolina on 24 Feb 1835 to Abraham Ward and Mary Jones. James Ward married Dolly King Jones Rowland and had 10 children. He passed away on 14 July 1913 in Caswell County, North Carolina.

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Parents
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Abraham Ward
1802 - Unknown
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Mary Jones
1802 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Dolly King Jones Rowland
1841 - Unknown
Children Show all
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William Ward
1874 - 1927
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Charles Ward
1870 - Unknown
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Marria Ward
1876 - Unknown
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Vinnettie Ward
1879 - Unknown
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Catherine Ward
1878 - Unknown
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Newby Ward
1873 - 1940
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Pearlie M Ward
1894 - Unknown
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Rose L Ward
1884 - Unknown
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James Ward
1868 - Unknown
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John Ward
1865 - Unknown

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