| William English Ward Birth: | Sep. 22, 1849 Montgomery County Maryland, USA |
| Death: | Jan. 22, 1931 Montgomery County Maryland, USA |
 Spouse: Henrietta Ward Family links: Children: Carrie Belle Ward Watkins (1873 - 1952)* Rufus George Ward (1880 - 1918)* William Henry Ward (1883 - 1932)* Mary Virginia Ward Canter (1899 - 1973)* | |
Henrietta M. (Purdum) Ward:
| Birth: | Aug. 10, 1855 Clarksburg Montgomery County Maryland, USA |
| Death: | Dec. 20, 1934 Montgomery County Maryland, USA |
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William English Ward [Parents] was born in 1850 in Montgomery County, Maryland. He died on 22 Jan 1931. He was buried in Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland. He married Henrietta M. Purdum on 15 Jan 1879 in Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland.
Henrietta M. Purdum was born in 1856 in Maryland. She died on 20 Dec 1934. She was buried in Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland. She married William English Ward on 15 Jan 1879 in Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland.
They had the following children:
George Enoch Ward [Parents] was born in 1813 in Clarksburg, Montgomery County, Maryland. He died on 18 Jan 1878 in Montgomery County, Maryland. He was buried in Wesley Grove Cemetery, Woodfield, Maryland. He married Mary Drusilla Jane Thompson about 1834 in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Mary Drusilla Jane Thompson was born about 1816. She died on 15 Jun 1851 in Montgomery County, Maryland. She married George Enoch Ward about 1834 in Montgomery County, Maryland.
They had the following children:
Ignatius Pigman Ward [Parents] was born on 28 May 1791 in Norbeck (now Rockville), Montgomery County, Maryland. He died on 30 Jan 1872 in Montgomery County, Maryland. He married Hester Thompson on 30 Apr 1811 in Norbeck (now Rockville), Montgomery County, Maryland.
They had the following children:
James White Ward [Parents] was born about 1759 in Norbeck (now Rockville), Montgomery County, Maryland. He died on 21 Oct 1829 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. He married Priscilla about 1785 in Maryland.
They had the following children:
Captain James White was born about 1720 in Maryland. He died before 1776 in Montgomery County, Maryland. He was buried in Monocacy Cemetery, Montgomery County, Maryland. He married Mary.
Mary was born about 1731 in Maryland. She married Captain James White.
They had the following children:
Our Maryland Heritage, Book 30: The Ward Families - William Neal Hurley, Jr. This thorough investigation of the Ward family by William Hurley, one of Maryland's most prolific authors of genealogy, begins with James White Ward, a Revolutionary War veteran born in 1759 and the father of Ignatius Pigman Ward, whose three sons then contribute the remaining family history. One of them, Enoch George Ward, married three times and was the father of twenty children.
Daughter of Rufus G. Ward:
Edna Ward [Parents] was born in Montgomery County, Maryland. She died in 1927 in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. She was buried in Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland. She married Vaughn Parrent.
Other marriages:
Burris, Josephine
Henrietta M. Purdum was born in 1856 in Maryland. She died on 20 Dec 1934. She was buried in Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland. She married William English Ward on 15 Jan 1879 in Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland.
They had the following children:
M i Rufas George Ward M ii John Sprigg Ward M iii William Henry Ward was born on 19 Nov 1883 in Montgomery General Hospital, Olney, Maryland. F iv Ethel Ward was born in Dec 1889 in Montgomery County, Maryland. M v Newton Ward F vi Mary Ward was born in 1899 in Montgomery County, Maryland.
George Enoch Ward [Parents] was born in 1813 in Clarksburg, Montgomery County, Maryland. He died on 18 Jan 1878 in Montgomery County, Maryland. He was buried in Wesley Grove Cemetery, Woodfield, Maryland. He married Mary Drusilla Jane Thompson about 1834 in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Other marriages:
Crawford, Elizabeth
Crown, Mary Elizabeth
Mary Drusilla Jane Thompson was born about 1816. She died on 15 Jun 1851 in Montgomery County, Maryland. She married George Enoch Ward about 1834 in Montgomery County, Maryland.
They had the following children:
M i James Ward was born in 1835 in Montgomery County, Maryland. F ii Rhoda Ann Ward M iii John Wesley Ward F iv Caroline V. Ward F v Mary Priscilla Ward F vi Harriet Jane Ward M vii Thomas George Ward M viii William English Ward
Ignatius Pigman Ward [Parents] was born on 28 May 1791 in Norbeck (now Rockville), Montgomery County, Maryland. He died on 30 Jan 1872 in Montgomery County, Maryland. He married Hester Thompson on 30 Apr 1811 in Norbeck (now Rockville), Montgomery County, Maryland.
*Research of the Pigman family did not prove that Ignatious' mother, Priscilla, was either a daughter or sister of the well-known Methodist Preacher Ignatius Pigman, son of Mary and Matthew Pigman. They did, however, live in the same area of Montgomery County, MD. Ignatius and his brother John Wesley Ward appear to have been named after these two Methodist ministers.Hester Thompson "Hessy" was born in 1788 in Maryland. She died before 1871 in Montgomery County, Maryland. She married Ignatius Pigman Ward on 30 Apr 1811 in Norbeck (now Rockville), Montgomery County, Maryland.
**Ignatius Pigman, the minister, deeded land to Edward Browning (alias Edward Ward) in Ohio County,Kentucky. This dual surname usage is similar to that of Ignatius P. Ward's father, James White Ward.
SOURCE: Bounty Land and Pension Applications for the War of 1812: Maryland Militia. Volume 7, by F.Edward Wright.
"Ward, Ignatius P. /S.O. 21695/ Capt. Richard Holmes, Extra Balt/ 10 July 1871 app.
Ignatius P. Ward 80, res Mtg co; states they were married 30 Apr 1811, Esther Thompson, now deceased; on around 1 May 1814 he was notified by Capt. Holmes to meet at Colesville, Mtg. Co., prepared to march to Bladensburgh, he obeyed the call, went to Bladensburgh, and was sent back. A short time after he was again notofoed to meet at Colesville, prepared to march to Bladensburgh and Long Fields in PG Co. and obeyed the call. A third order was issued to meet at Colesville prepared to march to Bladensburg and thence to Nottingham, which order he obeyed. He was 80 years old 28 May last. His father James W. Ward, served for 5 years and 7 months in the War of the Revolution and lost his right arm in the Battle of Camden. Ignatius Ward's PO address: Norbeck, Mtg. Co; acq: James W. Campbell and R. S. Patterson, res Rockville."
They had the following children:
M i John Edward Ward M ii George Enoch Ward M iii William Henry Ward M iv Ignatius Hanson Ward M v Horace Wilbur Ward M vi Hezekiah B. Ward M vii Thomas F. Ward F viii Ann E. Ward was born in 1830 in Clarksburg, Montgomery County, Maryland.
James White Ward [Parents] was born about 1759 in Norbeck (now Rockville), Montgomery County, Maryland. He died on 21 Oct 1829 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. He married Priscilla about 1785 in Maryland.
***James served as a Private in the 8th Company, Lower Battalion, Maryland Militia during the Revolutionary War, from 1777 through 1782. He and his family lived in Anne Arundel, Montgomery and Prince George counties at various times.***Priscilla was born about 1768 in Maryland. She died after 1830 in Maryland. She married James White Ward about 1785 in Maryland.
SOURCE: Revolutionary Patriots of Montgomery County Maryland 1776 - 1783; wriiten by Henry C. Penden, Jr.
"White, James (c. 1759 - 1829). Private, 8th Co.,Lower Bn., Militia, Sept 1777 (Ref:M-200, T-5:51). Invalid (disability) pension commenced in 1789. On May 27, 1815, he also applied for pension (S25481) at Baltimore, MD, and applied again on July 12, 1825, aged about 66 (another source states his age as 78 or 79), in Washington, DC, stating he enlisted in 1779 and served in the 7th Maryland Line. Affidavit by Richard Anderson in Montgomery County, Maryland, on May 3, 1825, stated that James White, of the Maryland Line, enlisted for the duration, was wounded in the arm at the second Battle of Camden on April 25, 1781, and was furloughed thereafter. James died Oct 21, 1829, and in 1830 the Treasurer of Maryland was directed to pay to Henry Harding for the use of Priscilla White, widow of the late James White, the balance of $23.33 balance due him at his death. [Ref: D-632, J-16, K-2:406, K-2:407, P-3789, Y-61.] "One James White, aged 16" lived in the North West Hundred, and his mother, Mary White, aged 45, was the head of the household in 1776 [Ref: K-1:225]. "Mary White, consort of Captain James White of Montgomery County is buried at Monocacy Cemetery (no dates given). [Ref: Historic Graves of Maryland and the District of Columbia, by Helen W. Ridgely (1908), page 172.]"
"James Ward is on the 1790 Montgomery County Census as follows: 1-2-2-0-0. By 1790 he had 2 sons and one daughter. Son Ignatius Pigman Ward was not born until 1791. This one daughter is not found on the 1800 US Census, so she was apparently deceased, or was in her own household. James W. Ward is in the 1810 Montgomery County US Census with two new daughters; one son is now gone, presumably John Wesley Ward who married in 1807. The remaining two sons were Ignatius Pigman Ward, who married in 1811, and James Ward who married in 1812." SOURCE: The Early Ward Families of Western Maryland and Washington, DC by Ralph D. Smith
They had the following children:
M i James Ward M ii John Wesley Ward M iii Ignatius Pigman Ward
Captain James White was born about 1720 in Maryland. He died before 1776 in Montgomery County, Maryland. He was buried in Monocacy Cemetery, Montgomery County, Maryland. He married Mary.
Mary was born about 1731 in Maryland. She married Captain James White.
They had the following children:
M i James White Ward M ii Samuel White was born about 1762 in Maryland. M iii Zachariah White was born about 1764 in Maryland. F iv Elisia White "Elsie" was born about 1766 in Maryland. F v Mary White was born about 1768 in Maryland.
Our Maryland Heritage, Book 30: The Ward Families - William Neal Hurley, Jr. This thorough investigation of the Ward family by William Hurley, one of Maryland's most prolific authors of genealogy, begins with James White Ward, a Revolutionary War veteran born in 1759 and the father of Ignatius Pigman Ward, whose three sons then contribute the remaining family history. One of them, Enoch George Ward, married three times and was the father of twenty children.
Daughter of Rufus G. Ward:
Edna Ward [Parents] was born in Montgomery County, Maryland. She died in 1927 in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. She was buried in Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland. She married Vaughn Parrent.
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