Mary Ann Ward was born on 3 February 1837 in Carlisle, Cumberland, England.*
Mary Ann Ward and James Armstrong were married in the mid- or late 1850s, possibly in Cumberland. With her husband and (then) seven children, she immigrated to the United States, arriving on 23 May 1870 on the S. S. Europa in New York. Later that year, the family was enumerated in Bellflower Township, McLean County, Illinois, where James Armstrong was a farmer on his land worth $1,200.
After her husband James's death in 1877, Mary Ann Armstrong married John Nichol, a Scottish-born farmer, in McLean County. The couple had a daughter, Anna, and in 1883 moved to Nebraska. John Nichol went missing in the early 1890s and was presumed dead.
Mary A. Nichols was enumerated in 1900 and 1910 in Columbus, Platte County, Nebraska, and died there in 1913 at the age of 76. She was survived by six of her ten children.
Notes
* Mrs. Mary Ann Nichol obit. in: The Columbus Telegram, Columbus, Nebraska, 23 May 1913, p. 1.
• In the 1900 U.S. Census, Mary A. Nichol, as head of household, reported that she was born in Nov 1835.
In the 1851 United Kingdom Census in Cumberland, England, a person named Mary Ward, age 15, a scholar, born in Carlisle, was enumerated with her mother Hanna, age 38, born in Scotland; and brothers James, 13, and John, 6, both born in Carlisle.
1861 United Kingdom Census, Low Division of Nichol Forest Chapelry, Cumberland, England; dwelling 77, Haithwaite Gate Cottage, p. 94.
- Mary Ann Armstrong, head, married, 25, housekeeping, born in Carlisle, Cumberland.
- Mary -----, daughter, 2, born in Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Cumberland.
- Margt. -----, daughter, 8 months, born in Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Cumberland.
• James Armstrong was the head of dwelling 48, Glendenning Rigg, where he was a "farmer of 242 acres."
1870 U.S. Census, Bellflower Twp., McLean Co., Illinois; dwelling 46, family 46, lines 26-34, p. 32 (printed), p. 7 (written), 9 Aug 1870.
26. Armstrong, James, 60, farmer ($1,200; $150), Scotland.
27. ----- Mary A., 44, keeping house, England.
28. ----- Mary I., 11, England.
29. ----- Margaret, 10, England.
30. ----- Richard, 8, England.
31. ----- Jane, 7, England.
32. ----- Jemima, 5, England.
33. ----- John, 3, England.
34. ----- James, 7/12, England, born the previous October.
• Mary, Margaret, Richard, and James had attended school within the year.
• Household of John Nichol on preceding page.
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 184, Bellflower Twp., McLean Co., Illinois; dwelling 132, family 136, lines 43-50, p. 621 (printed), p. 15 (written), 16 Jun 1880.
43. Nicol, John, 55, farmer; self and parents born in Scotland.
44. Nicol, Mary, 43, wife, keeping house; self and father born in England, mother in Scotland.
45. Nicol, Margaret, 20, daughter, at home; born in Illinois, parents in Scotland.
46. Nicol, Jennett, 11, daughter, at home; born in Illinois, parents in Scotland.
47. Nicol, Annie, 1, daughter; born in Illinois, father in Scotland, mother in England.
48. Armstrong, Richard, 17, step son, labors on farm; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
49. Armstrong, John, 12, step son, at home; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
50. Armstrong, James, 10, step son, at home; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
1885 Nebraska state census, E.D. 728, Seward, Seward Co., Nebraska; dwelling 142, family 142, lines 42-45, p. 13 (written), 2 Jun 1885.
42. Nicol, John, 56, farmer; born in Scotland, parents in Scot.
43. ----- Mary A., wife, 48, keeps house; born in England; parents in Eng.
44. ----- Annie, daughter, 6; born in Illinois, father in Scot., mother in Eng.
45. Armstrong, Jemima, 20, step-daughter; born in England; parents in Eng.
• Mary Ann Nichol's married daughter Margaret Skinner (recorded as "Mary") enumerated in Seward Co.
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 159, Ward 1, Columbus City, Platte Co., Nebraska; dwelling 133, family 136, lines 33-34, p. 44 (printed), p. 7 (written), 8 Jun 1900.
33. Nicol, Mary A., head, Nov 1835, 64, D [divorced], 10 children (7 living); born in England, father in Scotland, mother in England; immigrated in 1870, 30 years resident in U.S., (no occupation reported).
34. ----- Anna, Apr 1879, 21, S [single], born in Illinois, father in Scotland, mother in England; school teacher.
1910 U.S. Census, E.D. 179, Ward 3, Columbus City, Platte Co., Nebraska; dwelling 184, family 187, lines 12-13, p. 71 (printed), p. 9A (written), 23 Apr 1910.
12. Brud, Maria B., head, 68, widowed.
13. Nichols, Mary, roomer, 75, widowed, 10 children (6 living); born in Scotland, parents in Scotland; own income.
"—Mrs. E. Painter entertained her brothers, James Armstrong of Columbus, Neb., and Richard Armstrong of Germantown, Neb., until Saturday of last week [24 May]. Her sister, Mrs. Charles White [sic ], of Beatrice, Neb., will remain for some time.
"—The body of Mrs. Armstrong, of Columbus, Neb., was brought here for interment at Bellflower cemetery. Two sons, Richard of Germantown, and James, of Columbus, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles White, of Beatrice, Neb., and Mrs. E. Painter, of this place accompanied the body, Mrs. Painter having been at her mother's bedside for two weeks." ("Foosland," The Weekly Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois, 30 May 1913, p. 10, col. 2.)
• Jemima Armstrong was married to Charles Hite, not "White."
Research notes
Age (and implicitly year of birth) reported inconsistently in censuses.
Mary Ann Ward may be a daughter of Margaret and Samuel Ward; christened at Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle, Cumberland, England. ("England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N54J-BFD : accessed 03 Aug 2014), Mary Ann Ward, 08 Nov 1835; citing Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle, Cumberland, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 90579, 90580, 90581.)
No known photograph.
Great-great-grandmother of submitter.
Reviewed 4 December 2023.
Mary Ann Ward and James Armstrong were married in the mid- or late 1850s, possibly in Cumberland. With her husband and (then) seven children, she immigrated to the United States, arriving on 23 May 1870 on the S. S. Europa in New York. Later that year, the family was enumerated in Bellflower Township, McLean County, Illinois, where James Armstrong was a farmer on his land worth $1,200.
After her husband James's death in 1877, Mary Ann Armstrong married John Nichol, a Scottish-born farmer, in McLean County. The couple had a daughter, Anna, and in 1883 moved to Nebraska. John Nichol went missing in the early 1890s and was presumed dead.
Mary A. Nichols was enumerated in 1900 and 1910 in Columbus, Platte County, Nebraska, and died there in 1913 at the age of 76. She was survived by six of her ten children.
Notes
* Mrs. Mary Ann Nichol obit. in: The Columbus Telegram, Columbus, Nebraska, 23 May 1913, p. 1.
• In the 1900 U.S. Census, Mary A. Nichol, as head of household, reported that she was born in Nov 1835.
In the 1851 United Kingdom Census in Cumberland, England, a person named Mary Ward, age 15, a scholar, born in Carlisle, was enumerated with her mother Hanna, age 38, born in Scotland; and brothers James, 13, and John, 6, both born in Carlisle.
1861 United Kingdom Census, Low Division of Nichol Forest Chapelry, Cumberland, England; dwelling 77, Haithwaite Gate Cottage, p. 94.
- Mary Ann Armstrong, head, married, 25, housekeeping, born in Carlisle, Cumberland.
- Mary -----, daughter, 2, born in Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Cumberland.
- Margt. -----, daughter, 8 months, born in Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Cumberland.
• James Armstrong was the head of dwelling 48, Glendenning Rigg, where he was a "farmer of 242 acres."
1870 U.S. Census, Bellflower Twp., McLean Co., Illinois; dwelling 46, family 46, lines 26-34, p. 32 (printed), p. 7 (written), 9 Aug 1870.
26. Armstrong, James, 60, farmer ($1,200; $150), Scotland.
27. ----- Mary A., 44, keeping house, England.
28. ----- Mary I., 11, England.
29. ----- Margaret, 10, England.
30. ----- Richard, 8, England.
31. ----- Jane, 7, England.
32. ----- Jemima, 5, England.
33. ----- John, 3, England.
34. ----- James, 7/12, England, born the previous October.
• Mary, Margaret, Richard, and James had attended school within the year.
• Household of John Nichol on preceding page.
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 184, Bellflower Twp., McLean Co., Illinois; dwelling 132, family 136, lines 43-50, p. 621 (printed), p. 15 (written), 16 Jun 1880.
43. Nicol, John, 55, farmer; self and parents born in Scotland.
44. Nicol, Mary, 43, wife, keeping house; self and father born in England, mother in Scotland.
45. Nicol, Margaret, 20, daughter, at home; born in Illinois, parents in Scotland.
46. Nicol, Jennett, 11, daughter, at home; born in Illinois, parents in Scotland.
47. Nicol, Annie, 1, daughter; born in Illinois, father in Scotland, mother in England.
48. Armstrong, Richard, 17, step son, labors on farm; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
49. Armstrong, John, 12, step son, at home; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
50. Armstrong, James, 10, step son, at home; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
1885 Nebraska state census, E.D. 728, Seward, Seward Co., Nebraska; dwelling 142, family 142, lines 42-45, p. 13 (written), 2 Jun 1885.
42. Nicol, John, 56, farmer; born in Scotland, parents in Scot.
43. ----- Mary A., wife, 48, keeps house; born in England; parents in Eng.
44. ----- Annie, daughter, 6; born in Illinois, father in Scot., mother in Eng.
45. Armstrong, Jemima, 20, step-daughter; born in England; parents in Eng.
• Mary Ann Nichol's married daughter Margaret Skinner (recorded as "Mary") enumerated in Seward Co.
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 159, Ward 1, Columbus City, Platte Co., Nebraska; dwelling 133, family 136, lines 33-34, p. 44 (printed), p. 7 (written), 8 Jun 1900.
33. Nicol, Mary A., head, Nov 1835, 64, D [divorced], 10 children (7 living); born in England, father in Scotland, mother in England; immigrated in 1870, 30 years resident in U.S., (no occupation reported).
34. ----- Anna, Apr 1879, 21, S [single], born in Illinois, father in Scotland, mother in England; school teacher.
1910 U.S. Census, E.D. 179, Ward 3, Columbus City, Platte Co., Nebraska; dwelling 184, family 187, lines 12-13, p. 71 (printed), p. 9A (written), 23 Apr 1910.
12. Brud, Maria B., head, 68, widowed.
13. Nichols, Mary, roomer, 75, widowed, 10 children (6 living); born in Scotland, parents in Scotland; own income.
"—Mrs. E. Painter entertained her brothers, James Armstrong of Columbus, Neb., and Richard Armstrong of Germantown, Neb., until Saturday of last week [24 May]. Her sister, Mrs. Charles White [sic ], of Beatrice, Neb., will remain for some time.
"—The body of Mrs. Armstrong, of Columbus, Neb., was brought here for interment at Bellflower cemetery. Two sons, Richard of Germantown, and James, of Columbus, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles White, of Beatrice, Neb., and Mrs. E. Painter, of this place accompanied the body, Mrs. Painter having been at her mother's bedside for two weeks." ("Foosland," The Weekly Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois, 30 May 1913, p. 10, col. 2.)
• Jemima Armstrong was married to Charles Hite, not "White."
Research notes
Age (and implicitly year of birth) reported inconsistently in censuses.
Mary Ann Ward may be a daughter of Margaret and Samuel Ward; christened at Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle, Cumberland, England. ("England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N54J-BFD : accessed 03 Aug 2014), Mary Ann Ward, 08 Nov 1835; citing Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle, Cumberland, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 90579, 90580, 90581.)
No known photograph.
Great-great-grandmother of submitter.
Reviewed 4 December 2023.
Mary Ann Ward was born on 3 February 1837 in Carlisle, Cumberland, England.*
Mary Ann Ward and James Armstrong were married in the mid- or late 1850s, possibly in Cumberland. With her husband and (then) seven children, she immigrated to the United States, arriving on 23 May 1870 on the S. S. Europa in New York. Later that year, the family was enumerated in Bellflower Township, McLean County, Illinois, where James Armstrong was a farmer on his land worth $1,200.
After her husband James's death in 1877, Mary Ann Armstrong married John Nichol, a Scottish-born farmer, in McLean County. The couple had a daughter, Anna, and in 1883 moved to Nebraska. John Nichol went missing in the early 1890s and was presumed dead.
Mary A. Nichols was enumerated in 1900 and 1910 in Columbus, Platte County, Nebraska, and died there in 1913 at the age of 76. She was survived by six of her ten children.
Notes
* Mrs. Mary Ann Nichol obit. in: The Columbus Telegram, Columbus, Nebraska, 23 May 1913, p. 1.
• In the 1900 U.S. Census, Mary A. Nichol, as head of household, reported that she was born in Nov 1835.
In the 1851 United Kingdom Census in Cumberland, England, a person named Mary Ward, age 15, a scholar, born in Carlisle, was enumerated with her mother Hanna, age 38, born in Scotland; and brothers James, 13, and John, 6, both born in Carlisle.
1861 United Kingdom Census, Low Division of Nichol Forest Chapelry, Cumberland, England; dwelling 77, Haithwaite Gate Cottage, p. 94.
- Mary Ann Armstrong, head, married, 25, housekeeping, born in Carlisle, Cumberland.
- Mary -----, daughter, 2, born in Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Cumberland.
- Margt. -----, daughter, 8 months, born in Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Cumberland.
• James Armstrong was the head of dwelling 48, Glendenning Rigg, where he was a "farmer of 242 acres."
1870 U.S. Census, Bellflower Twp., McLean Co., Illinois; dwelling 46, family 46, lines 26-34, p. 32 (printed), p. 7 (written), 9 Aug 1870.
26. Armstrong, James, 60, farmer ($1,200; $150), Scotland.
27. ----- Mary A., 44, keeping house, England.
28. ----- Mary I., 11, England.
29. ----- Margaret, 10, England.
30. ----- Richard, 8, England.
31. ----- Jane, 7, England.
32. ----- Jemima, 5, England.
33. ----- John, 3, England.
34. ----- James, 7/12, England, born the previous October.
• Mary, Margaret, Richard, and James had attended school within the year.
• Household of John Nichol on preceding page.
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 184, Bellflower Twp., McLean Co., Illinois; dwelling 132, family 136, lines 43-50, p. 621 (printed), p. 15 (written), 16 Jun 1880.
43. Nicol, John, 55, farmer; self and parents born in Scotland.
44. Nicol, Mary, 43, wife, keeping house; self and father born in England, mother in Scotland.
45. Nicol, Margaret, 20, daughter, at home; born in Illinois, parents in Scotland.
46. Nicol, Jennett, 11, daughter, at home; born in Illinois, parents in Scotland.
47. Nicol, Annie, 1, daughter; born in Illinois, father in Scotland, mother in England.
48. Armstrong, Richard, 17, step son, labors on farm; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
49. Armstrong, John, 12, step son, at home; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
50. Armstrong, James, 10, step son, at home; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
1885 Nebraska state census, E.D. 728, Seward, Seward Co., Nebraska; dwelling 142, family 142, lines 42-45, p. 13 (written), 2 Jun 1885.
42. Nicol, John, 56, farmer; born in Scotland, parents in Scot.
43. ----- Mary A., wife, 48, keeps house; born in England; parents in Eng.
44. ----- Annie, daughter, 6; born in Illinois, father in Scot., mother in Eng.
45. Armstrong, Jemima, 20, step-daughter; born in England; parents in Eng.
• Mary Ann Nichol's married daughter Margaret Skinner (recorded as "Mary") enumerated in Seward Co.
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 159, Ward 1, Columbus City, Platte Co., Nebraska; dwelling 133, family 136, lines 33-34, p. 44 (printed), p. 7 (written), 8 Jun 1900.
33. Nicol, Mary A., head, Nov 1835, 64, D [divorced], 10 children (7 living); born in England, father in Scotland, mother in England; immigrated in 1870, 30 years resident in U.S., (no occupation reported).
34. ----- Anna, Apr 1879, 21, S [single], born in Illinois, father in Scotland, mother in England; school teacher.
1910 U.S. Census, E.D. 179, Ward 3, Columbus City, Platte Co., Nebraska; dwelling 184, family 187, lines 12-13, p. 71 (printed), p. 9A (written), 23 Apr 1910.
12. Brud, Maria B., head, 68, widowed.
13. Nichols, Mary, roomer, 75, widowed, 10 children (6 living); born in Scotland, parents in Scotland; own income.
"—Mrs. E. Painter entertained her brothers, James Armstrong of Columbus, Neb., and Richard Armstrong of Germantown, Neb., until Saturday of last week [24 May]. Her sister, Mrs. Charles White [sic ], of Beatrice, Neb., will remain for some time.
"—The body of Mrs. Armstrong, of Columbus, Neb., was brought here for interment at Bellflower cemetery. Two sons, Richard of Germantown, and James, of Columbus, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles White, of Beatrice, Neb., and Mrs. E. Painter, of this place accompanied the body, Mrs. Painter having been at her mother's bedside for two weeks." ("Foosland," The Weekly Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois, 30 May 1913, p. 10, col. 2.)
• Jemima Armstrong was married to Charles Hite, not "White."
Research notes
Age (and implicitly year of birth) reported inconsistently in censuses.
Mary Ann Ward may be a daughter of Margaret and Samuel Ward; christened at Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle, Cumberland, England. ("England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N54J-BFD : accessed 03 Aug 2014), Mary Ann Ward, 08 Nov 1835; citing Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle, Cumberland, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 90579, 90580, 90581.)
No known photograph.
Great-great-grandmother of submitter.
Reviewed 4 December 2023.
Mary Ann Ward and James Armstrong were married in the mid- or late 1850s, possibly in Cumberland. With her husband and (then) seven children, she immigrated to the United States, arriving on 23 May 1870 on the S. S. Europa in New York. Later that year, the family was enumerated in Bellflower Township, McLean County, Illinois, where James Armstrong was a farmer on his land worth $1,200.
After her husband James's death in 1877, Mary Ann Armstrong married John Nichol, a Scottish-born farmer, in McLean County. The couple had a daughter, Anna, and in 1883 moved to Nebraska. John Nichol went missing in the early 1890s and was presumed dead.
Mary A. Nichols was enumerated in 1900 and 1910 in Columbus, Platte County, Nebraska, and died there in 1913 at the age of 76. She was survived by six of her ten children.
Notes
* Mrs. Mary Ann Nichol obit. in: The Columbus Telegram, Columbus, Nebraska, 23 May 1913, p. 1.
• In the 1900 U.S. Census, Mary A. Nichol, as head of household, reported that she was born in Nov 1835.
In the 1851 United Kingdom Census in Cumberland, England, a person named Mary Ward, age 15, a scholar, born in Carlisle, was enumerated with her mother Hanna, age 38, born in Scotland; and brothers James, 13, and John, 6, both born in Carlisle.
1861 United Kingdom Census, Low Division of Nichol Forest Chapelry, Cumberland, England; dwelling 77, Haithwaite Gate Cottage, p. 94.
- Mary Ann Armstrong, head, married, 25, housekeeping, born in Carlisle, Cumberland.
- Mary -----, daughter, 2, born in Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Cumberland.
- Margt. -----, daughter, 8 months, born in Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Cumberland.
• James Armstrong was the head of dwelling 48, Glendenning Rigg, where he was a "farmer of 242 acres."
1870 U.S. Census, Bellflower Twp., McLean Co., Illinois; dwelling 46, family 46, lines 26-34, p. 32 (printed), p. 7 (written), 9 Aug 1870.
26. Armstrong, James, 60, farmer ($1,200; $150), Scotland.
27. ----- Mary A., 44, keeping house, England.
28. ----- Mary I., 11, England.
29. ----- Margaret, 10, England.
30. ----- Richard, 8, England.
31. ----- Jane, 7, England.
32. ----- Jemima, 5, England.
33. ----- John, 3, England.
34. ----- James, 7/12, England, born the previous October.
• Mary, Margaret, Richard, and James had attended school within the year.
• Household of John Nichol on preceding page.
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 184, Bellflower Twp., McLean Co., Illinois; dwelling 132, family 136, lines 43-50, p. 621 (printed), p. 15 (written), 16 Jun 1880.
43. Nicol, John, 55, farmer; self and parents born in Scotland.
44. Nicol, Mary, 43, wife, keeping house; self and father born in England, mother in Scotland.
45. Nicol, Margaret, 20, daughter, at home; born in Illinois, parents in Scotland.
46. Nicol, Jennett, 11, daughter, at home; born in Illinois, parents in Scotland.
47. Nicol, Annie, 1, daughter; born in Illinois, father in Scotland, mother in England.
48. Armstrong, Richard, 17, step son, labors on farm; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
49. Armstrong, John, 12, step son, at home; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
50. Armstrong, James, 10, step son, at home; self and mother born in England, father in Scotland.
1885 Nebraska state census, E.D. 728, Seward, Seward Co., Nebraska; dwelling 142, family 142, lines 42-45, p. 13 (written), 2 Jun 1885.
42. Nicol, John, 56, farmer; born in Scotland, parents in Scot.
43. ----- Mary A., wife, 48, keeps house; born in England; parents in Eng.
44. ----- Annie, daughter, 6; born in Illinois, father in Scot., mother in Eng.
45. Armstrong, Jemima, 20, step-daughter; born in England; parents in Eng.
• Mary Ann Nichol's married daughter Margaret Skinner (recorded as "Mary") enumerated in Seward Co.
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 159, Ward 1, Columbus City, Platte Co., Nebraska; dwelling 133, family 136, lines 33-34, p. 44 (printed), p. 7 (written), 8 Jun 1900.
33. Nicol, Mary A., head, Nov 1835, 64, D [divorced], 10 children (7 living); born in England, father in Scotland, mother in England; immigrated in 1870, 30 years resident in U.S., (no occupation reported).
34. ----- Anna, Apr 1879, 21, S [single], born in Illinois, father in Scotland, mother in England; school teacher.
1910 U.S. Census, E.D. 179, Ward 3, Columbus City, Platte Co., Nebraska; dwelling 184, family 187, lines 12-13, p. 71 (printed), p. 9A (written), 23 Apr 1910.
12. Brud, Maria B., head, 68, widowed.
13. Nichols, Mary, roomer, 75, widowed, 10 children (6 living); born in Scotland, parents in Scotland; own income.
"—Mrs. E. Painter entertained her brothers, James Armstrong of Columbus, Neb., and Richard Armstrong of Germantown, Neb., until Saturday of last week [24 May]. Her sister, Mrs. Charles White [sic ], of Beatrice, Neb., will remain for some time.
"—The body of Mrs. Armstrong, of Columbus, Neb., was brought here for interment at Bellflower cemetery. Two sons, Richard of Germantown, and James, of Columbus, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles White, of Beatrice, Neb., and Mrs. E. Painter, of this place accompanied the body, Mrs. Painter having been at her mother's bedside for two weeks." ("Foosland," The Weekly Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois, 30 May 1913, p. 10, col. 2.)
• Jemima Armstrong was married to Charles Hite, not "White."
Research notes
Age (and implicitly year of birth) reported inconsistently in censuses.
Mary Ann Ward may be a daughter of Margaret and Samuel Ward; christened at Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle, Cumberland, England. ("England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N54J-BFD : accessed 03 Aug 2014), Mary Ann Ward, 08 Nov 1835; citing Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle, Cumberland, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 90579, 90580, 90581.)
No known photograph.
Great-great-grandmother of submitter.
Reviewed 4 December 2023.
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