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Samuel David Ward

Birth11 Jan 1850 - North Alton, Nova Scotia
Death18 Nov 1916 - Woburn, Massachusetts
MotherElizabeth ( Ebenezer ) English Ward
FatherEbenezer Ward

Born in North Alton, Nova Scotia on 11 Jan 1850 to Ebenezer Ward and Elizabeth ( Ebenezer ) English Ward. Samuel David Ward married Celia Gilgun and had 10 children. He passed away on 18 Nov 1916 in Woburn, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Ebenezer Ward
1819 - 1888
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Elizabeth ( Ebenezer ) English Ward
1820 - 1867
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Celia Gilgun
1853 - 1912
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Mary Elisa Ward
1878 - Unknown
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George Leo Ward
1891 - Unknown
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Lillian "Lilly" May Ward
1879 - Unknown
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Annie Ward
1874 - 1895
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James Frederic Ward
1884 - 1913
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Everett Franklin Ward
1893 - Unknown
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Samuel David Ward
1882 - Unknown
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William Henry Ward
1876 - Unknown
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Charles Francis Ward
1889 - Unknown
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Lillie May "Lillian" Ward
1877 - Unknown

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