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John Ward

Birth1746 - Cropston, Leicestershire, England
Death1818 - Hainton, Lincolnshire, England
MotherELIZABETH CHAPLIN
FatherJohn Ward

Born in Cropston, Leicestershire, England on 1746 to John Ward and ELIZABETH CHAPLIN. John Ward married Margaret Carr and had 15 children. He passed away on 1818 in Hainton, Lincolnshire, England.

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Parents
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John Ward
1721 - 1805
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Elizabeth Chaplin
1726 - 1795
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Carr
1750 - 1816
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Elizabeth Kilby
1749 - 1796
Children Show all
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Samuel Ward
1784 - Unknown
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William Ward
1773 - 1850
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John Ward
1777 - 1845
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Elizabeth Ward
1787 - 1837
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Lydia Ward
1781 - Unknown
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Lydia Ward
1772 - Unknown
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Anne Ward
1776 - Unknown
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John Ward
1773 - 1847
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Robert Ward
1795 - 1796
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Mary Ward
1776 - Unknown
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Joseph Ward
1770 - 1770
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Martha Ward
1782 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ward
1786 - Unknown
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William Ward
1769 - 1853
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Thomas Ward
1782 - 1827

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