Died, on the 6th inst., in Yazoo county, of congestive fever, Col. William Ward, aged near seventy years. Col. Ward was for many years, Choctaw Indian agent - a native of Maryland, but spent the most of his days in Kentucky, where he has left many very worthy descendants, and a numerous train of acquaintances as well as in Mississippi, who deeply lament his loss.
Published in the Vicksburg Whig, (Vicksburg, Mississippi) on Thursday, July 21, 1836, Page 3, Column 3
Published in the Vicksburg Whig, (Vicksburg, Mississippi) on Thursday, July 21, 1836, Page 3, Column 3
Died, on the 6th inst., in Yazoo county, of congestive fever, Col. William Ward, aged near seventy years. Col. Ward was for many years, Choctaw Indian agent - a native of Maryland, but spent the most of his days in Kentucky, where he has left many very worthy descendants, and a numerous train of acquaintances as well as in Mississippi, who deeply lament his loss.
Published in the Vicksburg Whig, (Vicksburg, Mississippi) on Thursday, July 21, 1836, Page 3, Column 3
Published in the Vicksburg Whig, (Vicksburg, Mississippi) on Thursday, July 21, 1836, Page 3, Column 3
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Col. WILLIAM WARD
Born
29 November, 1769
Died
July 6th, 1836
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