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Samuel Ward, Sr.

Also Known As: "Sam"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
Death: November 15, 1729 (88)
Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
Place of Burial: Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of William Ward, of Sudbury & Marlborough and Elizabeth Ward
Husband of Elizabeth Sarah Bridges; Sarah Ward and Elizabeth Ward
Father of Elizabeth Elizabeth Hapgood; Sarah Ward; Mary Rice; Samuel Ward, Jr.; Daniel Ward and 2 others
Brother of Hannah Ward Howe; William Ward; Elizabeth Kerley; Increase Ward, Sr. (I); Hopestill Woods and 4 others
Half brother of John Ward, of Newton; Joanna Williams; Obadiah Ward; Richard Ward and Deborah Ward

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About Samuel Ward, Sr.

Samuel Ward

  • BIRTH 24 Sep 1641, Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA
  • DEATH 15 Nov 1729 (aged 88), Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA
  • BURIAL North Weymouth Cemetery, Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA,
  • MEMORIAL ID 63964702, Photos by Beckie Cross

Married 6 Jun 1667 in Marlborough, Middlesex County,Massachusetts Sarah Howe, daughter of John Howe and Mary Martha Jones., Sarah died Sept 6, 1759

His parents were Deacon William Ward and Elizabeth Ward Buried in Spring Hill. Information provided by Lawrence Grunert.

"The Gravestone: ERECTED in Memory of Mr. Samule Ward"
the rest of the gravestone has sunk over the ages. Beckie

Parents
William Ward
1603–1687
Elizabeth Storey Ward
1613–1700

Spouse
Sarah Howe Ward
1644–1707 (m. 1667)

Siblings
John Ward
1626–1708
Joanna Ward Williams
1627–1718
Obadiah Ward
1632–1718
Richard Ward
1635–1666
Hannah Ward Howe
1639–1717
Elizabeth Ward Howe
1643–1710
Increase Ward
1644–1690


Origins

Children of William and Elizabeth Ward:[15][22] All at Sudbury.

  • 7. William Ward, born January 22, 1640. He married Hannah Brighan on 4 Aug 1679 in Marlborough, and resided in Marlboro. He was mentioned in his father's 1686 will.
  • 8. Samuel Ward, born 24 September 1641; m. Sarah Howe; res. in Marlboro; named in father's 1686 will
  • 9. Elizabeth Ward, born 14 April 1643.
  • 10. Increase Ward, born 22 February 1644; m and res in Marlboro; mentioned in father's 1686 will
  • 11. Hopestill Ward, born 24 February 1646. She maried James Woods; lived in Marlboro.
  • 12. Eleazar Ward born in 1649 He marrried Hannah Rice. He resided in Sudbury and was slain by Indians upon the highway between Marlboro and Sudbury about April 20, 1676. William Ward's 1686 will gives legacy to Hannah as well as her daughter Hannah by his son Eleazar. Hannah (Rice) Ward married second Richard Taylor of Sudbury.
  • 13. Bethia Ward born in 1658. She married Daniel Rice, of Marlboro.

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Samuel Ward
Born 24 Sep 1641 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts Baymap
Son of William Ward and Elizabeth (Unknown) Ward
Brother of John Ward [half], Joanna (Ward) Williams [half], Obadiah Ward [half], Richard Ward [half], Deborah (Ward) Johnson [half], Hannah (Ward) Howe, William Ward II, Elizabeth (Ward) Kerley, Increase Ward, Hopestill (Ward) Woods, Eleazer Ward and Bethia (Ward) Rice
Husband of Sarah (Howe) Ward — married 6 Jun 1667 (to 11 Aug 1707) in Marlborough, Middlesex, MAmap
Husband of Elizabeth (Beers) Ward — married 25 May 1710 in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts Baymap
DESCENDANTS descendants
Father of Sarah Ward, Joseph Ward, Elizabeth (Ward) Hapgood, Mary (Ward) Rice, Samuel Ward, Bethiah (Ward) Brigham and Daniel Ward
Died 15 Nov 1729 at age 88 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts Baymap
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Contents

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1 Biography
1.1 From William Ward Genealogy
2 Sources
2.1 Acknowledgments
Biography

This profile is part of the Ward Name Study.
Samuel Ward, son of William, was born Sept 24, 1641, in Sudbury, MA.[1]

He died Nov 15, 1729 in Marlborough.[2] His will was dated May 22, 1727. Probate for the will was Dec 19,1729.[3] He is buried in North Weymouth Cemetery in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts.[4]

He married Jun 6, 1667 in Marlborough, MA, Sarah Howe, sister in law of his sister Elizabeth. She was born Sept 25, 1644 in Sudbury and died Aug. 11 1707 in Marlborough.

He married (2) May 25, 1710 Elizabeth Beers, d/o Capt. Richard and Elizabeth Beers of Watertown, Mass.

Children by first wife: Sarah, Joseph, Elizabeth, Mary, Samuel, Bethiah, Daniel.

From William Ward Genealogy

"8. Samuel Ward, born September 24, 1641, in Sudbury, Mass., died November 15, 1729, in Marlborough, Mass. He married (1) June 6, 1667, in Marlborough, Sarah Howe, sister-in-law of his sister Elizabeth (9), born September 25, 1644, in Sudbury, died August 11, 1707, in Marlborough. He married (2) May 25, 1710, Elizabeth Beers, daughter of Captain Richard and Elizabeth Beers of Watertown, Mass. She survived him. Samuel's house-lot (by reversion from his brother Richard—see page 44 of Chapter VIII) was west of the Indian line, and probably near the old John Gleason place. His contract with his parents and his standing under the will of his father are told on pages 57 and 58 of Chapter X.
"Under him, succeeding his father, the original "William Ward" house (i.e., the remaining structure on the original site) was frequently the place of the midweek church meetings and also the recognized abode of visiting and temporary ministers. During the intermittent French and Indian wars from 1689 to 1713, it was a garrison-house as during King Philip's War.
"In his will dated May 22,1727, Samuel Ward says he is "well stricken in years and crazy in body, but of perfect mind, and memory." His will was contested in Probate Court, December 19, 1729, by all his children and heirs (.except his son Samuel, the chief beneficiary in virtue of a concurrent agreement to care for him and his wife during their lives) on the ground that he was crazy in mind as well as in body. At length the heirs agreed among themselves touching his will, and desired the judge to approve it.
"Children, first marriage, born in Marlborough:
63. Sarah, born April 23, 1668, died unmarried.
64. Joseph, born 1670.
65. Elizabeth, bom March 21, 1672.
66. Mary, born 1676.
67. Samuel, born March 18, 1678.
68. Bethiah, born May 25, 1681, died 1757 in Marlborough, Mass., unmarried. She was a lace-maker.
69. Daniel, born 1687, died April 13, 1700, in Marlborough, Mass."[5]
Sources

↑ Andrew Henshaw Ward, 1784-1864, Ward Family, Descendants of William Ward, who settled in Sudbury, Mass in 1639. Page 15.[1]
↑ Charles Martyn, The William Ward Genealogy The History Of The Descendants Of William Ward Of Sudbury, Mass. 1638-1925, (Place Unk.: By Author, 1925), pp.70.
↑ Samuel Ward in the Massachusetts, Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1991[2]
↑ Find A Grave Memorial# 63964702
↑ The William Ward genealogy : the history of the descendants ... Martyn, Charles, b. 1874., p. 70. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89067294322;view=1up;seq=132
Acknowledgments

Thanks to Loren Fay for starting this profile.

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Samuel Ward, Sr.'s Timeline

1641
September 24, 1641
Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
September 24, 1641
Newton, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
1668
April 23, 1668
Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
1672
March 21, 1672
Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States
1676
1676
Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
1678
March 18, 1678
Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
1681
March 25, 1681
Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts , American Colonies
1687
1687
Marlborough, MA