Ward Family; Descendants of William Ward: Who Settled in Sudbury, Mass., in 1639S. G. Drake, 1851 - 265 páginas |
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Aaron Abigail Abner Adaline aged Anna April 15 April 27 ARTEMAS WARD Athol Belchertown Benjamin Bethiah Betsy Buckland Calvin Caroline Catharine Chandler Charles Charlton chil Clarissa Daniel David Deborah deceased Dexter Ebenezer Elijah Elisha Elizabeth Emily Ephraim Esther Eunice Frances George Hannah Harriet Henry Henshaw infant Isaac Jabez James Jane JOHN WARD Jonas Jonathan Joseph JOSIAH WARD Julia July July 19 July 26 June 25 Laura Leicester living Louisa Lucretia Lucy Lydia March 16 March 25 March 31 Maria Marlboro Martha Mary Ward Nahum NAHUM WARD Nancy Nathan Nathaniel Obadiah Olive Orange Phebe Polly Poultney Rebecca record removed resided at Marl resided at Newton resides at Boston Roxbury Ruth Sally SAMUEL WARD Sarah Ward second wife Sept settled Shrewsbury Smith Sophia Southboro Sudbury Susan Susanna Thomas town Trowbridge VIII Westboro WILLIAM WARD Worcester
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Página 120 - As the cloud is consumed and vanisheth away : So he that goeth down to the grave shall come up no more. He shall return no more to his house, • Neither shall his place know him any more.
Página 40 - FORCES in Arms, both inferior officers and soldiers, and to keep them in good order and discipline ; and they are hereby commanded to obey you as their...
Página vi - God having given us some considerable quantity of cattle so that wee are so straightened that wee cannot so comfortably subsist as could be desired; and some, of us having taken some pains to view the country, wee have found a place which lyeth westward about eight miles from Sudbury, which wee conceive might be comfortable for our subsistence.
Página vi - That whereas your Petitioners have lived divers years in Sudbury. and God hath been pleased to increase our children, which are now divers of them grown to man's estate: and wee, many of us grown into years, so that wee should bee glad to see them settled before the Lord take us away from hence...
Página 41 - TWICE honored. 1768, chosen one of the Executive Council, and by the Royal Governor, and for the same reason, negatived and deprived of a seat at that Board. 1775, appointed to the command of the army at Cambridge, and, by the Continental Congress, First Major General in the army of the Revolution.
Página 39 - Give my compliments to the Governor, and say to him, I consider myself twice honored, but more in being superseded, than in having been commissioned, and that I thank him for this," holding up the letter, "since the motive that dictated it is evidence, that I am, what he is not, a friend to my country.
Página 227 - Romans, each person had commonly three names — a proper name (pramomen, the distinction of the individual), the name of the clan (nomen), and the family name (cognomen). Sometimes, also, a surname was added, which was borrowed from some distinguished exploit or remarkable event The...