The Times-Picayune
Louisiana
November 25, 1862
Another of our well-known eminent citizens, we regret to learn, is numbered with the dead. The New York Express states that Robert J. Ward died recently in Helena, Ark. This is a sad announcement to many in this city and Louisville and, indeed, throughout the Southwest. Robert J. Ward will long be remembered as a public-spirited citizen, an enterprising merchant, and a high-minded, noble man.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Louisville Daily Democrat
November 11, 1862
Death of Robert J. Ward, Esq - The Bulletin of yesterday learns that Robert J. Ward, Esq, an old and highly respected merchant and citizen of this city, died at Helena, Arkansas, a few days ago.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit, Michigan
November 11, 1862
From Louisville, Nov. 10: The death of Robert J. Ward, an old merchant of this city and late a wealthy Southern planter, is announced as having occurred at Helena
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Springfield Republican
Massachusetts
November 12, 1862
Robert J. Ward of Louisville, died recently at Helena, Arkansas.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Daily Missouri Democrat
St. Louis, Missouri
November 12, 1862
From Louisville ... The death of Robert J. Ward, an old merchant of this city, and a late wealthy Southern planter, is announced as having occurred at Helena recently.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Louisville Daily Democrat
Friday, December 5, 1862
The remains of Mr. R.J. Ward were followed to the burying ground Wednesday. The funeral was attended by a large concourse of friends and acquaintances.
(see wife Emily's page for photo of entire lot)
Louisiana
November 25, 1862
Another of our well-known eminent citizens, we regret to learn, is numbered with the dead. The New York Express states that Robert J. Ward died recently in Helena, Ark. This is a sad announcement to many in this city and Louisville and, indeed, throughout the Southwest. Robert J. Ward will long be remembered as a public-spirited citizen, an enterprising merchant, and a high-minded, noble man.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Louisville Daily Democrat
November 11, 1862
Death of Robert J. Ward, Esq - The Bulletin of yesterday learns that Robert J. Ward, Esq, an old and highly respected merchant and citizen of this city, died at Helena, Arkansas, a few days ago.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit, Michigan
November 11, 1862
From Louisville, Nov. 10: The death of Robert J. Ward, an old merchant of this city and late a wealthy Southern planter, is announced as having occurred at Helena
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Springfield Republican
Massachusetts
November 12, 1862
Robert J. Ward of Louisville, died recently at Helena, Arkansas.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Daily Missouri Democrat
St. Louis, Missouri
November 12, 1862
From Louisville ... The death of Robert J. Ward, an old merchant of this city, and a late wealthy Southern planter, is announced as having occurred at Helena recently.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Louisville Daily Democrat
Friday, December 5, 1862
The remains of Mr. R.J. Ward were followed to the burying ground Wednesday. The funeral was attended by a large concourse of friends and acquaintances.
(see wife Emily's page for photo of entire lot)
The Times-Picayune
Louisiana
November 25, 1862
Another of our well-known eminent citizens, we regret to learn, is numbered with the dead. The New York Express states that Robert J. Ward died recently in Helena, Ark. This is a sad announcement to many in this city and Louisville and, indeed, throughout the Southwest. Robert J. Ward will long be remembered as a public-spirited citizen, an enterprising merchant, and a high-minded, noble man.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Louisville Daily Democrat
November 11, 1862
Death of Robert J. Ward, Esq - The Bulletin of yesterday learns that Robert J. Ward, Esq, an old and highly respected merchant and citizen of this city, died at Helena, Arkansas, a few days ago.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit, Michigan
November 11, 1862
From Louisville, Nov. 10: The death of Robert J. Ward, an old merchant of this city and late a wealthy Southern planter, is announced as having occurred at Helena
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Springfield Republican
Massachusetts
November 12, 1862
Robert J. Ward of Louisville, died recently at Helena, Arkansas.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Daily Missouri Democrat
St. Louis, Missouri
November 12, 1862
From Louisville ... The death of Robert J. Ward, an old merchant of this city, and a late wealthy Southern planter, is announced as having occurred at Helena recently.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Louisville Daily Democrat
Friday, December 5, 1862
The remains of Mr. R.J. Ward were followed to the burying ground Wednesday. The funeral was attended by a large concourse of friends and acquaintances.
(see wife Emily's page for photo of entire lot)
Louisiana
November 25, 1862
Another of our well-known eminent citizens, we regret to learn, is numbered with the dead. The New York Express states that Robert J. Ward died recently in Helena, Ark. This is a sad announcement to many in this city and Louisville and, indeed, throughout the Southwest. Robert J. Ward will long be remembered as a public-spirited citizen, an enterprising merchant, and a high-minded, noble man.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Louisville Daily Democrat
November 11, 1862
Death of Robert J. Ward, Esq - The Bulletin of yesterday learns that Robert J. Ward, Esq, an old and highly respected merchant and citizen of this city, died at Helena, Arkansas, a few days ago.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit, Michigan
November 11, 1862
From Louisville, Nov. 10: The death of Robert J. Ward, an old merchant of this city and late a wealthy Southern planter, is announced as having occurred at Helena
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Springfield Republican
Massachusetts
November 12, 1862
Robert J. Ward of Louisville, died recently at Helena, Arkansas.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Daily Missouri Democrat
St. Louis, Missouri
November 12, 1862
From Louisville ... The death of Robert J. Ward, an old merchant of this city, and a late wealthy Southern planter, is announced as having occurred at Helena recently.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Louisville Daily Democrat
Friday, December 5, 1862
The remains of Mr. R.J. Ward were followed to the burying ground Wednesday. The funeral was attended by a large concourse of friends and acquaintances.
(see wife Emily's page for photo of entire lot)
Family Members
Siblings
Advertisement
Advertisement
