Lucy Ward

Wife of James Ward, Sr. Parents of 10 children.

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"James, son of John and Catherine (McDaniel) Ward was born October 22, 1785 married Lucy Haynie born October 30, 1787. He died May 20, 1859 and she died September 26, 1869. They were the parents of Nancy Ward, born January 29, 1830, married September 21, 1845 Cal Dean Gunter, born March 30, 1818 in Warren County, Tennessee. He died March 27, 1898." History of the Cherokee Indians by Emmet Starr.

Family

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Haynie-46

On December 15, 1805, in Eastern Cherokee Nation, Lucy married James Ward, son of John Jack Ward and Catherine "Katie" McDaniel Ward.

Children of Lucy and James are:

1. Catherine Ward, 1809-1869, married Joseph Keeton (1802-1870) Find A Grave Memorial# 8638700
2. Moses Haynie Ward, 1816-1902
3. Thomas Carroll Ward, 1814-1879
4. Bryant Ward, 1818-1892, married Martha Kinchlow, 1826-1859 Find A Grave Memorial# 8459461
5. George Washington Ward, 1822-1863
6. Lucy M. Ward, 1824-1934
7. Rosanna Roxanne Ward, 1823-1900
8. Reverend James Ward, Jr. 1828 - 1862
9. Nancy "Nannie" Gunter Ward, 1830 -1907
10. John Ward, died 1837
11. William Harvey Ward, 1840-1916

Lucy and James are buried int he Blagg Cemetery, in Siloam Springs, Benton County, Arkansas.

Origins

Seen as (“ Lucy Haynie is the daughter of Francis S. "Fivekiller" Haynie, aka Dalton, and wife "Tame Doe Moytoy of the Cherokee Indian Nation, East in Tennessee.“) “Tame Doe Moytoy” is a fictional person.

References

• https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13238621/lucy-ward
• https://www.facebook.com/WARD-descendants-of-JOHN-KATY-McDANIEL-WAR...