Son of Thomas and Mary (Calrow) Ward
1883 Hardin County Ohio History Dudley township
David Ward was a native of England, but emigrated to America when a young
single man, and came to Marion County, Ohio, where he married Margaret Pangburn,
and in December, 1836, settled on land in Section 12, of Dudley Township, Hardin
County, where he resided till his death. Mr. Ward kept a "tavern" on his place
about twenty-five years. He was a good neighbor and a valued citizen, kind and
generous, yet a keen, shrewd business man, and acquired a large amount of
property, owning 700 acres of fine land. His wife still survives, and resides
upon the old homestead place. Their children were Joseph, John, Vesta,
Henrietta, Harriet, George and David, and two who died in childhood.
1883 Hardin County Ohio History Dudley township
David Ward was a native of England, but emigrated to America when a young
single man, and came to Marion County, Ohio, where he married Margaret Pangburn,
and in December, 1836, settled on land in Section 12, of Dudley Township, Hardin
County, where he resided till his death. Mr. Ward kept a "tavern" on his place
about twenty-five years. He was a good neighbor and a valued citizen, kind and
generous, yet a keen, shrewd business man, and acquired a large amount of
property, owning 700 acres of fine land. His wife still survives, and resides
upon the old homestead place. Their children were Joseph, John, Vesta,
Henrietta, Harriet, George and David, and two who died in childhood.
Son of Thomas and Mary (Calrow) Ward
1883 Hardin County Ohio History Dudley township
David Ward was a native of England, but emigrated to America when a young
single man, and came to Marion County, Ohio, where he married Margaret Pangburn,
and in December, 1836, settled on land in Section 12, of Dudley Township, Hardin
County, where he resided till his death. Mr. Ward kept a "tavern" on his place
about twenty-five years. He was a good neighbor and a valued citizen, kind and
generous, yet a keen, shrewd business man, and acquired a large amount of
property, owning 700 acres of fine land. His wife still survives, and resides
upon the old homestead place. Their children were Joseph, John, Vesta,
Henrietta, Harriet, George and David, and two who died in childhood.
1883 Hardin County Ohio History Dudley township
David Ward was a native of England, but emigrated to America when a young
single man, and came to Marion County, Ohio, where he married Margaret Pangburn,
and in December, 1836, settled on land in Section 12, of Dudley Township, Hardin
County, where he resided till his death. Mr. Ward kept a "tavern" on his place
about twenty-five years. He was a good neighbor and a valued citizen, kind and
generous, yet a keen, shrewd business man, and acquired a large amount of
property, owning 700 acres of fine land. His wife still survives, and resides
upon the old homestead place. Their children were Joseph, John, Vesta,
Henrietta, Harriet, George and David, and two who died in childhood.
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