Daughter of John Springer and Nancy W. Brown. Married Quintillius C. "Q.C." Ward, son of Philip and Martha _____ Ward, on Nov. 08, 1868 and their union proved to be childless. Cassandra "Cassa" named for her grandmother, Cassandra Clearwater Brown.
On the back of the stone are the names of Q.C.'s parents, Philip Ward and Martha Ward.
Janesville Daily Gazette pg. 8, 11-18-1915
TUMOR CAUSES DEATH OF MRS. CASSA WARD
[SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE}
Monroe, Wis., Nov. 18.-Mrs. Cassa Ward passed away at her home in Cadiz township after a two years illness. Death was due to tumor. She was born on the same farm on which she lived at the time of her death having resided there continuously for seventy-two years. She was born in Cadiz township on March 24 1843 and was 72 years of age. She was a daughter of John Springer, one of the early pioneers in that section. She is survived by her husband, Q. C. Ward,. She had no children.
On the back of the stone are the names of Q.C.'s parents, Philip Ward and Martha Ward.
Janesville Daily Gazette pg. 8, 11-18-1915
TUMOR CAUSES DEATH OF MRS. CASSA WARD
[SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE}
Monroe, Wis., Nov. 18.-Mrs. Cassa Ward passed away at her home in Cadiz township after a two years illness. Death was due to tumor. She was born on the same farm on which she lived at the time of her death having resided there continuously for seventy-two years. She was born in Cadiz township on March 24 1843 and was 72 years of age. She was a daughter of John Springer, one of the early pioneers in that section. She is survived by her husband, Q. C. Ward,. She had no children.
Daughter of John Springer and Nancy W. Brown. Married Quintillius C. "Q.C." Ward, son of Philip and Martha _____ Ward, on Nov. 08, 1868 and their union proved to be childless. Cassandra "Cassa" named for her grandmother, Cassandra Clearwater Brown.
On the back of the stone are the names of Q.C.'s parents, Philip Ward and Martha Ward.
Janesville Daily Gazette pg. 8, 11-18-1915
TUMOR CAUSES DEATH OF MRS. CASSA WARD
[SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE}
Monroe, Wis., Nov. 18.-Mrs. Cassa Ward passed away at her home in Cadiz township after a two years illness. Death was due to tumor. She was born on the same farm on which she lived at the time of her death having resided there continuously for seventy-two years. She was born in Cadiz township on March 24 1843 and was 72 years of age. She was a daughter of John Springer, one of the early pioneers in that section. She is survived by her husband, Q. C. Ward,. She had no children.
On the back of the stone are the names of Q.C.'s parents, Philip Ward and Martha Ward.
Janesville Daily Gazette pg. 8, 11-18-1915
TUMOR CAUSES DEATH OF MRS. CASSA WARD
[SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE}
Monroe, Wis., Nov. 18.-Mrs. Cassa Ward passed away at her home in Cadiz township after a two years illness. Death was due to tumor. She was born on the same farm on which she lived at the time of her death having resided there continuously for seventy-two years. She was born in Cadiz township on March 24 1843 and was 72 years of age. She was a daughter of John Springer, one of the early pioneers in that section. She is survived by her husband, Q. C. Ward,. She had no children.
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