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John Ward

Birth02 Jun 1815 - Whaddon, Buckinghamshire, England
Death1891 - Winslow dist, Bucks
MotherMary Higgins
FatherGeorge Ward

Born in Whaddon, Buckinghamshire, England on 02 Jun 1815 to George Ward and Mary Higgins. John Ward married Ann Lucker and had 14 children. He passed away on 1891 in Winslow dist, Bucks.

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Parents
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George Ward
1787 - 1868
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Mary Higgins
1804 - 1876
Spouse(s)
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Ann Lucker
1816 - 1899
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Mary Ann Capel
1812 - 1861
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Hannah Kibble
1820 - 1865
Children Show all
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Mary A Ward
1845 - Unknown
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Thomas Ward
1842 - Unknown
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Charlotte Ward
1849 - 1895
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John Ward
1849 - Unknown
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George Ward
1841 - Unknown
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William Ward
1850 - Unknown
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John Ward
1849 - Unknown
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George Edwin Ward
1854 - 1921
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Charlotte Ward
1847 - Unknown
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William Ward
1851 - 1928
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Mary Ann Ward
1862 - 1937
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Sarah Ann Ward
1860 - Unknown
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Elizabeth S Ward
1858 - Unknown
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Thomas Ward
1848 - 1876

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