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| Birth: | 27 Dec 1850 in Cumberland County, Illinois 1 2 |
| Death: | 19 Apr 1925 in Cumberland County, Illinois 1 2 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Thorton Abraham Ward b. 25 Nov 1816 in Hampshire County, Virginia |
| Mother: | Ellen Elizabeth Crozier b. 4 Jan 1831 in Chillicothe, Ohio |
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| Burial: Greenup Cemetery, Cumberland County, Illinois 1 2 1 |
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ID: I4017 Name: John Marshall Ward Surname: Ward Given Name : John Marshall Sex: M Birth: 27 Dec 1850 in Cumberland Co,IL Death: 19 Apr 1925 in Greenup Cemetery _UID: A3F53BEAC183D743B0E4E2230F48928B288F Note: The Pennsylvania Railroad was a great convenience to Thornton's son, John Marshall Ward (b. Dec 27, 1850), who purchased the farm from his father in 1883. One grandchild of John M. Ward recalls him being nicknamed "Hoggy Ward" because he was a large pork producer. He used the railroad extensively to transport his horde of hogs and other livestock to the end of the road in Vandalia, Illinois. From there, he drove the animals afoot to the market in St. Louis, MO. (Source: 1843-1993 edition Cumberland County Illinois History p. 424) Another grandchild recalls John M. Ward being called Hoggy, because "he knew how to squeeze a penny out of a turnip, he "hogged" everything. (Source: personal conversation with Alberta Ward Brown, John M. Ward's grandaughter 1999) In the winter of 1865, Eve (Bowman) Fogleman, the mother of Lydia Jane (Fogleman) Ward, brought her children to Charleston, Illinois by train, where they were met by relatives. fourteen-year-old Lydia J. walked with her family beside their wagon of possessions to Cumberland County where they made their home. (Source: 1968 Cumberland County Illinois Sesquicentennial Issue, pg. 759) REFERENCE: (1) Compiled & Researched by Ruth E. Blankenbaker; E-Mail: rblanken@doe.state.in.us Change Date: 14 Apr 2002 at 00:17:10 Father: Thornton Abraham Ward b: 25 Nov 1816 in Hampshire Co., VA Mother: Elizabeth Ellen Crozier b: 4 Jan 1831 in Ross Co.,OH Marriage 1 Lydia Jane Fogleman b: 26 Dec 1851 in Greensboro,Guilford County,NC Married: 26 Dec 1871 in Cumberland Co,IL Children Allison Anderson Ward b: 20 Apr 1873 Charles Madison Ward b: 21 Aug 1874 in Cumberland Co,IL Arla Belle Ward b: 8 Dec 1876 Dora Elizabeth Ward b: 30 Nov 1879 Mary A. Ward b: 4 Sep 1885 in Cumberland Co,IL John Harrison Ward b: 7 Sep 1889 in Cumberland Co,Illinois LIVING
NOTES FROM BERRY FAMILY GENEALOGY:
John M. Ward purchased the Thornton A Ward home and land i n 1883-86. J.M. Ward's ledger in the possession (1999-2000) of Doris (Brandenburg) Goad Sale of property in Jefferson Co., IL to settle estate of his daughter, Eva Lena Ward, b. Dec 19, 1892 in Cumberland Co., IL Source:Transcription of page 39 of Record Log of John M. Ward dated 1885-1914. Original Ledger Book is in possession of Doris Brandenburg GOAD, Mattoon, IL 1999-2000 The Pennsylvania Railroad was a great convenience to Thornton's son, John Marshall Ward (b. Dec 27, 1850), who purchased the farm from his father in 1883. One grandchild of John M. Ward recalls him being nicknamed "Hoggy Ward" because he was a large pork producer. He used the railroad extensively to transport his horde of hogs and other livestock to the end of the road in Vandalia, Illinois. From there, he drove the animals afoot to the market in St. Louis, MO. (Source: 1843-1993 edition Cumberland County Illinois History p. 424) Obituary-John M. Ward PROMINENT FARMER PASSES AWAY John M. Ward, a well known and highly respected citizen of this community, passed away at his home three miles west of Greenup, on the National Highway, Sunday, April 19, 1925. Mr. Ward had been in declining health all winter and his condition had been considered grave for about a week preceding his death. John M. Ward was born in Ross County, Ohio, December 27, 1850, and departed this life April 19, 1925, being at the time of his death 74 years, 3 months and 24 days old. He was a son of Thornton A. and Ellen E. Ward. He came to this country with his parents and one brother, James, when one year of age. Almost his entire life has been spent in this community. He was united in marriage to Lydia Jane Fogleman December 25, 1871. To this union were born seven children, two of whom, Allison A. and Mrs. Mamie Light preceded him in death. He leaves to mourn their loss his loving companion, five children, Chas. M., Harrison and Mrs. Dora Holsapple of Greenup, Mrs. Belle Trimble of Jewett, and Mrs. Lena Freeman of Terre Haute, Ind.; two brothers. L. D. Ward of Oklahoma City, Okla., one sister, Mrs. Eva A. Cash of Lawrence, Kans.; twenty-nine grandchildren; also a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted at the family home on Tuesday, April 21, at 2 p.m. in charge of Rev. Samuel Price of Greenup. Interment was made in the Greenup cemetery.http://www.gencircles.com/users/jimjan21
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Marriage 26 Dec 1871 in Cumberland County, Illinois
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- Title: Teri Moncelle-Colglazier Files
Author: Teri Moncelle-Colglazier
- Title: Mary Ward Burr Files
Author: Mary Burr Newspaper Clippings, Letters, etc.
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