Kit Carson County, Colorado
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Kit Carson County Pioneers:
Henry W. Ward , 8 South 50 West
Henry W. Ward cash-claimed a quarter in 22,
8S 50 W in 1909.
POSSIBLY
It could be that this isRussell W. Ward's half brother, William H. Bevard, who went by William H. Ward on some census lists.
William Henry BEVARD b 1834 Peachbottom, York Co, PA, m 1860 Galena,
JoDaviss Co. IL Ann Eliza MOSS b. 1840 Galena, JoDaviss Co., IL children:
Mary M. Bevard b. 1861, W. H. Bevard Jr. b April 1863,
William Sr. died Civil War 1864. His parents James & Mary E Bevard with
eight children listed in 1860 census but disappeared not a clue where they
went after land sale in 1869 in Rice Township, JoDaviss Co, IL.
1905 Oklahoma Petition for divorce was filed in the district court yesterday
by Mrs. Ella H. Bevard, asking that the bonds of matrimony existing between
herself and one William H. Bevard be dissolved. The case will be heard July
10. (06/22/1905)
William Henry Bevard
1863-1934
Marriage: 5 Oct 1893
, Concordia, Cloud Co, Kansas
Fanny Rose Cook
1878-1936
Children (4)
William Henry Bevard
1895-1944
Charles Orin Bevard
1897-1943
Albert Lee Bevard
1898-1942
Violet Fanny Bevard
1907-1978
Seneca, Kansas 1914 "Alderman Frank S. Bland, representing the Second Ward in
Seneca, was arraigned before Justice Larimer Thursday afternoon of last week
and pleaded guilty to a charge of using vile and indecent language and
otherwise disturbing the peace of W. H. Bevard, an agent who had called at
the Bland home for the purpose of delivering and collecting for certain
mop-sticks that be h id previously sold to Mrs. Bland. Judge Larimer fined
Bland $2.50 and costs, amounting to $9.75. While making change, Bevard
asserts that Bland came out into the . kitchen and told him that his brushes
or mops were bum. or words to that and not worth the half he asked for
them. By degrees the Councilman lashed himself into a blind fury and
directed a tirade of abuse against the agent, using vile epithets the least
of which is considered the fighting word in polite society. Mrs. Bland, it
is said remonstrated with her irate husband and Bevard says that she told
him that she guessed that she could do what she pleased with her own money.
Bevard took his case to Deputy Attorney Schrempp, who referred him to City
Attorney Bald."
1899 Centralia, Kansas "W. H. Bevard will move to Abilene and conduct a candy kitchen."
POSSIBLY - BUT MORE LIKELY THIS IS REALLY V. H. WARD.
February 1912 Wray "W. H. Ward of this city renewed his
subscription to the Official County Paper, the Wray Rattler.
Thank you Mr. Ward."
1944 Wray "Mrs. W. O. Proctor went to the home of her nephew, W. H. Ward, near Vernon Saturday to spend a few days. "
ANOTHER POSSIBLE
He might be the stone mason in 1910 Pueblo, Colorado "W H Ward
67
Silvina Ward 57, Frederic E. Ward 37, Lucy J. Ward 30, and
Elmer Ward
28"
Sgt. William Henry Ward 1841-1912 is buried in Springfield, Missouri,
William Henry Ward was the son of
Louisa Jane APPERSON and William Thompson Ward.
His mother was buried on the Ward farm which was owned by her grandson Walter Ward in 1977.
William married Savina Clay Sep 22, 1870.
Their children were Edward, Frederick, Lucy and William
Elmer.
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