Herbert Ward, 64, died Tuesday morning at his home, 15 East Washington Avenue, Washington, following a two week illness.
He is survived by a son, Reuben Ward of Glen Gardner; a daughter Mrs. E. S. Marshall of Pigeon Ford Tenn.; Three brothers, Eldridge Ward, Gladstone; Robert B. Ward, Long Valley, and Walter L. Ward, Hackettstown, and by two sisters, Mrs. James Wiley, New York City; and Mrs. Daniel Curran, Wellsburg, PA. He was a member of Schooley's Mountain Presbyterian Church.
Washington Star
Washington, NJ
06/19/1936
He is survived by a son, Reuben Ward of Glen Gardner; a daughter Mrs. E. S. Marshall of Pigeon Ford Tenn.; Three brothers, Eldridge Ward, Gladstone; Robert B. Ward, Long Valley, and Walter L. Ward, Hackettstown, and by two sisters, Mrs. James Wiley, New York City; and Mrs. Daniel Curran, Wellsburg, PA. He was a member of Schooley's Mountain Presbyterian Church.
Washington Star
Washington, NJ
06/19/1936
Herbert Ward, 64, died Tuesday morning at his home, 15 East Washington Avenue, Washington, following a two week illness.
He is survived by a son, Reuben Ward of Glen Gardner; a daughter Mrs. E. S. Marshall of Pigeon Ford Tenn.; Three brothers, Eldridge Ward, Gladstone; Robert B. Ward, Long Valley, and Walter L. Ward, Hackettstown, and by two sisters, Mrs. James Wiley, New York City; and Mrs. Daniel Curran, Wellsburg, PA. He was a member of Schooley's Mountain Presbyterian Church.
Washington Star
Washington, NJ
06/19/1936
He is survived by a son, Reuben Ward of Glen Gardner; a daughter Mrs. E. S. Marshall of Pigeon Ford Tenn.; Three brothers, Eldridge Ward, Gladstone; Robert B. Ward, Long Valley, and Walter L. Ward, Hackettstown, and by two sisters, Mrs. James Wiley, New York City; and Mrs. Daniel Curran, Wellsburg, PA. He was a member of Schooley's Mountain Presbyterian Church.
Washington Star
Washington, NJ
06/19/1936
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