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Melgia WARD
James Michael WARD
Mary Elizabeth WARD Folds
Loucinda Frances WARD Sentell
Benjamin Franklin WARD
Joseph WARD
Dr Melgie WARD
Oolooloo Lula WARD Peavy
Melgia Edmund WARD
James WARD
John Davis WARD
Evers WARD
Melgia Edmund FOLDS
Clifford SENTELL Raines
Lee SENTELL
Joseph Quincy WARD
Theodore WARD
Wade Wentworth WARD
Joe WARD
Evelyn WARD Carpenter
Wilbur WARD
Lois WARD Hall
Madolin HALL Christian
Wilma HALL Hammond
Mary M Malisha KING Ward Hall
Cellie PEAVY Pennington
Lula Mae WARD Lewis
Esteben WARD
James Clinton Marion WARD
John Davis WARD2
Mary Lee WARD Tucker
Dr William Quincy WARD
Jack Tyson WARD
Patricia Lee WARD
Murray Hampton WARD
Barbara Jo WARD Cook
Ward CARPENTER
Patricia Melgie WARD Sanusi
Evelyn Louise WARD Hamilton
Joel HAMMOND
Claire Anne HAMMOND Alvis
Gordon Sherwood PENNINGTON
Paul Evers WARD
Mary Joyce WARD Love
Marion Getrude WARD Tootle
John Wesely WARD
Lena Frances WARD Lindsey
Wassell WARD
John Sanford WARD
Jerry David WARD
Mary Edna TUCKER Keating
Julia Ruth TUCKER Reynolds
Michael Ray TUCKER
Robert Tyson WARD
Beth Lynn WARD Dillard
Patricia Ann WARD Pace
Marion Wimberly WARD Bentson
Kathleen Marie WARD Kelly
Jane Ann WARD
William Ward CARPENTER
Stephen Quincy WARD
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| This is the ever increasing genealogy of the Ward Family tree. It begins with the birth of Melgia Ward in 1820 in the Carolinas and expands with his marriage to Loucinda Hartley in Crawford County, Georgia in 1844. Loucinda and Melgia had three children before Loucinda apparently passed away. He then married Louisa Dickson and after her death, Mary Margaret Malisha King. With these three wives he sired ten children. He was an overseer before the Civil War and after a farm manager. He went on to own large amounts of land in Dooly County. When he died his own young children were living with him as well as his grandchildren in southwest Dooly county. We have just begun to scratch the surface of this vast history and have many unanswered questions, such as--what is the origin of the name Melgia? Where did Melgia come from? Who were his parents? There is a high degree of probality he was related to Andrew Jackson WARD of Dooly county. Were they related? Our questions go on and on. We would love to have some help so please share with us via the e-mail below. So far our genealogy includes the surnames: Hartley, Peavy, Pennington, Tucker, Folds, Raines, Sentell, King, Odom, Carpenter, Hall and Smith and many more. Sorry ahead of time for any errors in the information. Please share with the rest of us if you have information that connects with this line--we are always looking for more cousins! |
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