Andrew G. Ward's Genealogy Home Page

Please report any errors on this page. Check your records and see if you can substantiate my second and third generations. Will be happy to share additional information not listed here.

GEDCOM Trees (viewing trees requires 4.0 or later)

• Andrew G. Ward Tree (2 KB)
  The second generation of this tree has two versions, I believe the son William had a son William and therefore the grandson William Benjamin Ward as listed. However, some sources list several children of the second generation William Ward as having either addtional children or possible a blend of two families. Anyone having substanciated information of this era may contact me with the proven links.

Family Photos

• Andy's Baby Picture: (12 KB)
  Location: Birth place hospital.
• George Maxwell Eugene Ward (15 KB)
  Portait
• Helen May Cullen (23 KB)
  Mom as a young woman.
• George Manley Ward and Helen M. Cullen (9 KB)
  G. M. Ward and Helen May Cullen is G. M. Ward's future Daughter-in-law and later Ex-wife of the son George Maxwell Eugene Ward
• Mabel Ward (37 KB)
  Great-Grandmother Ward holding her Great Grandson, Jamie (Living: Last Name Surpressed).
• Patrick James Cullen (36 KB)
  Only known picture of Patrick and step-sister. Her descendants may eventually be found in Philidelphia USA. A suggested name is Mary Kathleen Cullen, Aka Kate. See more elsewhere.
• Phenie Mercer (nee Belben) Cullen (7 KB)
  Christmas Dinner at Grandmother's home.
• Andy At Starboard Console (32 KB)
  Quarter Master on Watch. Atmospheric scientific survey in the North Atlantic. Latitude 043 31.47 N Longitude 057 48.46 W, Heading of 355, Speed of 4.0 Knots. Time is 17:20 AST.
• Exemplary Service Medal (33 KB)
  Inscribed on the bottom edge is ,"A. G. WARD", the recipient's name. The reverse side is a Crown with "E II R". Meaning Elizabeth 2 Royal, Queen of Canada, santions the medal in her name.

Related Links

• The History of Kings County by Arthur Wentworth Eaton
• People of Kings County
• Yorkshire Emmigrants to Nova Scotia/New Brunswich circa 1772
• Easy to use online maps.
• Maps and interesting histories of Nova Scotian communities.
• A message board for Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Gender of a person's name by mathematical odds.
• Reverse telephone directory to find people and addresses.