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Stu H. Ward
Born 1950s.
Ancestors
Son of Harold Robert Ward
and Mary Constance (Lockhart) Ward
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Biography
Stu Ward was born in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Stu Ward was born in New Brunswick, Canada.
Descendant of PGM migrant William Ward and over 200 more.
Stu Ward has Irish ancestors.
Stu Ward has Scottish Ancestors.
Stu Ward has English ancestors.
Stu Ward has German Roots.
Stu Ward is a Military Veteran.
Served in the Canada Army Reserves 1973-2016 attaining Captain
Logistics Branch.
Served in the Canada Army Reserves 1973-2016 attaining Captain
Logistics Branch.
Stu Ward is related to US President John Adams. Here is the trail.
Descendant of Charles the Great, Charlemagne, Patricius Romanorum.
I am the son of Hal Ward and Connie Lockhart. I consider this profile to be about my ancestors and not me.
Wikitree Activities
Manager of the Victoria Cross Recipients for Canada Team as part of the Managed Profiles Team
Ancestral portraits
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This profile and those of my siblings and parents were created by M.Nason with information taken from the book listed below. Thanks Mark for the hard work you put into this.
When browsing what I have added to this site (over 500 profiles so far) you may see comments such as "Unsourced family tree handed down to Stuart Ward." In fact, that is just an easy way out of not listing all my sources. In the 80s and 90s I created much of my database using myriad of resources but in large part from sharing resources with people like Robert Nelson Ward and his father the late Hap Ward, Doug Ayer[1] and the late historian, Jim Snowdon. I don't always credit them in my pages but please know that their help was extensive and appreciated. Without their help, this would have been much harder. I also want to thank my brother Jeff Ward who often adds flesh to the bone through his own research and also acts as my memory when mine gives out. He also provided most of the pictures that I've put up.
NOTABLE LINEAGES
Several of my cousins have pointed out recently that we have royal descents. I usually don't pay much attention to them as they usually indicate errors or fraudulent lineages that will eventually be corrected.
However, in the table below, I've indicated which lines may have royal or noble lineages. I've marks these lines with "*". Many lines extend to Puritans so I won't mark them. There are no Mayflower ancestors so there's no point looking for them. There are connections to several US presidents and Prime Ministers and most signers of the Magna Carta. These are not marked. My brother Jeff has a list of more recent notable relatives on his profile.
No warranty is expressed or implied.
IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS TO CANADA
The biggest mysteries on this list are Nancy Goff, Nem Cone, Catherine MacFarland and Catherine Purdy, and of course, Wesley Scott and the wives of Michael and John Lutes..
Note that many of the destinations were to present day New Brunswick. If the migration took place before 1784, then I call it Nova Scotia. None of these were technically in Canada as this was all pre-confederation. The most recent immigrants were Thomas and Sarah Smith from Bermuda in 1861.
The migrations I mention need a little explanation.
- Planter: For the most part, these are New Englanders that migrated to Nova Scotia in the post Acadian period of 1760-1775. Some are Irish or German that simply passed through New England after a brief stay. Planters also include people directly from Europe in the 1749 to 1760 period.
- Irish: These would be immigrants directly from Ireland and mostly took place in the 1820s. They didn't all move for the same reasons but are part of a larger movement from Ireland to North America caused by English policy affecting the Irish ability to survive in their own land. My own Irish ancestors all came from Norther Ireland and all have roots in Scotland, probably the result of earlier clearances.
- Scottish Clearances: These migrants came as the result of tenants being less valuable than sheep. Most happened in a specific time period very similar to the Irish.
- Missionary: This refers specifically to Thomas and Sarah Smith who came from Bermuda to do missionary work in Nova Scotia and they retired in Truro.
- Loyalist: These would be loyal Americans that came to Canada once the war was lost. Typically this migration peaked in 1783. My Loyalist ancestors were all from Westhester, NY and likely were all in Delancy's Brigade which settle in Nova Scotia.
- Yorkshire: A subset of the Planters, these came as a distinct group direct from Yorkshire to Chignecto, mostly around 1775.
Also, note that some Planter immigrants and some of their children died back in New England. (Ward, Salisbury, Maxwell, Tower, Ayer, etc.) Loyalism works both ways, although some may have just been homesick. Luckily they all left at least one child behind.
| Line | Ancestor | Birth | Gen | Origin | Destination | Date | Migration | Note |
| 1 | Nehemiah Ward | 1704 | 8 | Newton, MA | Sackville, NS | 1762 | Planter | I'm not certain this was the immigrant. They may have followed their sons. |
| 2 | Esther Maxey | 1706 | 8 | Newton, MA | Sackville, NS | 1762 | Planter | Died 1774 in MA. She may have returned after husband died in 1770. |
| * 3 | Ebenizer Salisbury | 1707 | 8 | Swansea MA | Sackville, NS | 1765 | Planter | Died 1786 in Bar Harbour ME, Rebel sympathizer |
| 4 | Susannah Round | 1714 | 8 | Swansea MA | Sackville, NS | 1765 | Planter | Died 1786 in ME |
| 5 | William Maxwell | 1729 | 8 | Bedford MA | Sackville, NS | 1760 | Planter | Eddy Rebel, left for Mount Desert, ME |
| 6 | Susan Foster | 1731 | 8 | Gloucester MA | Sackville, NS | 1760 | Planter | died in Middlesex MA |
| 7 | Joseph Tower | 1721 | 8 | Attleboro, MA | Sackville, NS | 1761 | Planter | died at sea enroute |
| 8 | Judith Briggs | 8 | Taunton, MA | Sackville, NS | 1761 | Planter | remarried N. Finney | |
| 9 | Andrew McFarland | 1781 | 6 | Derry, Ireland | Hopewell, NB | 1820 | Irish | |
| 10 | Catherine | 1781 | 6 | Donegal, Ireland | Hopewell, NB | 1820 | Irish | |
| 11 | Hector McKinnon | 1800 | 6 | Canna, Scotland | Lake Ainsley, NS | 1826 | Scottish Clearances | |
| * 12 | Ann MacLean | 1808 | 6 | Rum Scotland | Scotsville, NS | 1826 | Scottish Clearances | Came with father, Malcom. |
| 13 | David or William Goff | 1795 | 7 | Long Whatton, Leicestershire, England | New Horton, NB | ? | ||
| 14 | Nancy | 1777 | 7 | ? | Hopewell, NS | ? | May have been born in NB | |
| 15 | James Anderson | bef 1727 | 9 | New London, CT | Horton NS | 1761 | Planter | |
| 16 | Rebecca Dixson | 1726 | 9 | New London, CT | Horton NS | 1761 | Planter | |
| 17 | John Bishop | 1709 | 9 | New London, CT | Horton NS | 1761 | Planter | |
| 18 | Rebecca Whipple | 1711 | 9 | New London, CT | Horton NS | 1761 | Planter | |
| 19 | Jonathon Hamilton | 1709 | 9 | New London, CT | Horton NS | 1761 | Planter | |
| 20 | Elizabeth Strickland | 1716 | 9 | New London, CT | Horton NS | 1761 | Planter | |
| 21 | James Wheaton | 1737 | 8 | Westchester, NY | Sackville, NS | 1783 | Loyalist | widowed, wife unknown |
| 22 | Abigail Fillmore | 1762 | 7 | Westchester, NY | Sackville, NS | 1783 | Loyalist | Spouse of Thomas, son of James |
| 23 | Jonathan Cole Jr. | 1728 | 9 | Swansea, MA | Sackville, NS | 1762 | Planter | |
| 24 | Abigail Martin | 1725 | Barrington, MA | Sackville, NS | 1762 | Planter | ||
| 25 | William Alverson | 1704 | 9 | Providence, RI | Sackville, NS | 1765 | Planter | widowed |
| 26 | Elizabeth Sherman | 1730 | 8 | Dartmouth, MA | Sackville, NS | 1765 | Planter | Spouse of David, son of William |
| 27 | Samuel Hicks | 1726 | 8 | Swansea/Warren RI | Sackville, NS | 176- | Planter | |
| * 28 | Thankful Bowen | 1723 | 8 | Swansea/Warren RI | Sackville, NS | 176- | Planter | |
| 29 | Nathaniel Finney | 1720 | 8 | Swansea, MA | Sackville, NS | 1760 | Planter | 1st wife died before emmigration |
| 30 | John Wry | 1751 | 8 | Yorkshire, England | Sackville, NS | 1774 | Yorkshire | (single as an immigrant) Spouse is Pheobe, d/o William Maxwell already listed |
| 31 | James Lockhart Sr. | 1720 | 9 | CT | Horton NS | 1760 | Planter | Born in Ireland |
| 32 | Rebecca Mitchner | 1725 | 9 | CT | Horton NS | 1760 | Planter | Married in CT. Birth unknown. Likely CT or Ireland |
| 33 | Damiel Knowlton | 1726 | 9 | Ashford CT | Onslow, NS | 1760 | Planter | |
| 34 | Zerviah Wadkins | 1728 | 9 | Ashford CT | Onslow, NS | 1760 | Planter | |
| 35 | Daniel Teed | 1746 | 8 | Westchester, NY | Cumberland, NS | 1775 | Loyalist | Widowed, returned to NY. WIfe is unknown. It's unknown whether she came to NS or where she died. |
| 36 | George Michael Lutes | 1723 | 9 | PA | Moncton, NS | 1766 | Planter | German |
| 37 | Anna Walburgis Wiessler | 1730 | 9 | PA | Moncton, NS | 1766 | Planter | German |
| 38 | Jacob Ricker Sr | 1705 | 10 | PA | Moncton, NS | 1766 | Planter | German |
| 39 | Anna Maria | 1708 | 10 | PA | Moncton, NS | 1766 | Planter | German |
| 40 | Judith Rosanna Dieter | 1728 | 9 | PA | Moncton, NS | 1766 | Planter | wife of Jacob Ricker Jr. German |
| 41 | Pierre Jonah aka Jeaune | 1722 | 8 | Montbilliard | Lunenburg, NS | 1752 | Planter | |
| 42 | Jean Pierre Isselin | 1712 | 9 | Montbilliard | Lunenburg, NS | 1752 | Planter | |
| 43 | Elizabeth Jean (d'Heur) Isselin | 1712 | 9 | Montbilliard | Lunenburg, NS | 1752 | Planter | |
| 44 | Nathaniel Reynolds | 1730 | 8 | Beverly, MA | Amherst, NS | 1760 | Planter | Rebel, died at sea while escaping |
| 45 | Lydia (Rayment) Reynolds | 1736 | 8 | Beverly, MA | Amherst, NS | 1760 | Planter | Granddaughter of a murderer |
| 46 | Wesley Scott | 1840 | 5 | Limmerick, Ireland ? | Richibucto NB | 1820 | Irish | Sailer? |
| 47 | John Scott | 1780 | 7 | Dumphries, Scotland | Galoway NB | 1820 | Scottish Clearances | |
| 48 | Margaret Blaylock | 1777 | 7 | Kirk Andrews upon Esk, England | Galoway NB | 1820 | Scottish Clearances | |
| 49 | Margaret Smith | 1819 | 6 | Dumphries, Scotland | Galoway NB | 1820 | Scottish Clearances | Wife of Thomas Scott |
| 50 | Thomas Smith | 1812 | 6 | Bermuda | Truro NS | 1861 | Missionary | |
| 51 | Sarah Rebecca Vesey | 1819 | 6 | Bermuda | Truro NS | 1861 | Missionary | |
| 52 | Andrew Henderson | 1797 | 6 | Ireland | Annapolis, NS | 1818 | Irish | Landed in St. John, NB |
| 53 | Susannah Slack | 1797 | 6 | Ireland | Annapolis, NS | 1820 | Irish | Landed in St. John, NB |
| 54 | Elijah Ayer | 1727 | 8 | Norwich, CT | Sckville, NS | 1762 | Planter | Rebel Sympathizer, left during war and returned later |
| 55 | Abigail Merrill | 1732 | 8 | Haverhill, MA | Sckville, NS | 1762 | Planter | |
| 56 | Jesse Bent | 1729 | 8 | Milton, MA | Fort Lawrence, NS | Planter | Rebel Sympathizer, stayed anyway | |
| 57 | Hannah Vose | 1735 | 8 | Milton, MA | Fort Lawrence, NS | Planter | ||
| * 58 | Stephen Chase | 1709 | 9 | Portsmith, RI | Cornwallis, NS | Planter | widowed | |
| * 59 | Reuben Cone | 1723 | 9 | East Haddam, CT | Cornwallis, NS | Planter | ||
| 60 | Nem | 1723 | 9 | ? | Cornwallis, NS | Planter | ||
| 61 | Silas Woodworth | 1725 | 9 | Lebanon, CT | Cornwallis, NS | Planter | ||
| 62 | Sarah (English) Woodworth | 1727 | 9 | Lebanon, CT | Cornwallis, NS | Planter | ||
| 63 | Benjamin Newcomb | 1700 | 9 | Lebanon, CT | Cornwallis, NS | Planter | Moved to Waterboro, NB after 1775, likely with the Loyalists | |
| 64 | Hannah (Clark) Newcomb | 1710 | 9 | Columbia, CT | Cornwallis, NS | Planter | ||
| 65 | Willima Black | 1727 | 8 | Paisley, Scotland | Cumberland, NS | Yorkshire | Moved to Dorchester later | |
| 66 | Elizabeth Stocks | 1728 | 8 | Halifax, England | Cumberland, NS | Yorkshire | ||
| 67 | William Freeze | 1745 | 8 | Yorkshire, England | Amherst, NS | 1772 | Yorkshire | Had his father with him. May be William Sr or Samuel |
| 68 | John Biulmer | 1729 | 9 | Yorkshire, England | Amherst, NS | 1772 | Yorkshire | widowed. Father of Mary Bulmer |
| 69 | Samuel Embree | 1746 | 8 | Westchester, NY | Amherst, NS | 1783 | Loyalist | |
| 70 | Sarah (Hyatt) Embree | 1753 | 8 | Westchester, NY | Amherst, NS | 1783 | Loyalist | |
| 71 | Stephen Purdy | 1742 | 8 | Westchester, NY | Amherst, NS | 1784 | Loyalist | |
| 72 | Catherine | 1742 | 8 | Westchester, NY | Amherst, NS | 1784 | Loyalist | |
TARTANS and COATS OF ARMS
Tartans
These are the Tartans I use for background images for my Scottish ancestors. The tartan I use on this page is the Nova Scotia Tartan which is in my image list. The Nova Scotia tartan can be used by anyone with a connection to Nova Scotia.
Lockhart
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Clan_Lockhart
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or this one:
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Maxwell
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Clan_Maxwell
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MacKinnon
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MacFarlane
| Image:Clan Tartans-62.jpg |
Scott
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Clan_Scott https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:The_Clan_Scott
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MacLean
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Clan_MacLean
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Henderson
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Clan_Henderson
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Smith
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Gow_Clan
(I can't confirm if my Smith line is Scottish since I can't trace them past Bermuda. Smith ancestors have declared themselves Scottish in census reports and since a tartan exists, I'll use it.) A few options exist.
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| Image:Clan Tartans-163.jpg |
More tartans are available here. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Clan_Tartans https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Scotland_-_Clan_Tartans
Coats of Arms
These are not family specific and there is no one in my family tree that has a personal Coat of Arms except for ancient ancestors, however, following are the ones I'm using for background images for profiles. I only use these when a Tartan doesn't exist. For my own background I use the Nova Scotia Coat of Arms which is also displayed on my profile.
Ward
| Image:Ward-6334.jpg |
Hicks
Ward-21154.gif
Advance Directive
In the event of my death I hereby give permission for all of my private profiles to be transferred to any of the following WikiTreers in my family, whether or not they are currently on the trusted lists:
Jeffrey Ward Rachel Ward Alec Ward Hannah Ward
To do list
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Stuart_Ward_To-Do_List
Sources
- Eagles, Douglas Eaton. Lockhart families of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, 1984 – Parents, Siblings, Birth Pg 29, 30
- First-hand information. Entered by Stuart Ward at registration.
- http://home.earthlink.net/~dougayer/
Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Stu's formal name
- full middle name (H.)
- e-mail address
- exact birthdate
- birth location
- personal memories about Stu (2)
- images (5)
- private siblings' names
- private children's names (3)
- spouse's name and marriage information
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Stu by comparing test results with other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. Y-chromosome DNA test-takers in his direct paternal line on WikiTree:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Stu by comparing test results with other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. Y-chromosome DNA test-takers in his direct paternal line on WikiTree:
- W. Ward
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Y-Chromosome Test 34 markers, haplogroup R1b
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~1.56%
Rose (Dickson) Burgess :
AncestryDNA, Ancestry member Rose_Burgess
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Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Stu:
- Stu Ward is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jun 29, 2022.
- Stu Ward is a Wonderful WikiTreer Dec 11, 2021.
- Stu Ward is a Wonderful WikiTreer May 13, 2021.
- Stu Ward is a Wonderful WikiTreer Dec 9, 2020.
- Stu Ward is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jul 21, 2020.
- Stuart Ward is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jan 9, 2019.
Stu is 14 degrees from John Adams, 16 degrees from Calvin Coolidge, 18 degrees from Dwight Eisenhower, 18 degrees from John Hanson, 13 degrees from William Harrison, 17 degrees from Thomas Jefferson, 17 degrees from Abraham Lincoln, 17 degrees from James Monroe, 17 degrees from Franklin Roosevelt, 17 degrees from Martin Van Buren, 17 degrees from George Washington and 18 degrees from Jana Diamond on our single family tree. Login to find your connection.
Categories: Ward Name Study | Ward-21154 | Riverview, New Brunswick | German Roots | Descendants of Charlemagne
Thanks for your quick attention.
Stu
Jess
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thanks very much for creating initial profiles for roderick macgregor and janet chisholm! they are my 3x great grandparents. btw i have not had much luck finding janet's ancestors. with best regards, william ross iii
I have been working with the Data Doctor's project. I noticed that you are the profile manager for Moses Delesdernier Delesdernier-38.
One of his sons, Albert Delesdernier Delesdernier-74 and family had very incomplete records. Three of his children did not have a gender assigned. I did the research on these profiles and populated the family with sources and made updates to the records. This is where I could use your help. Could you adopt these family members, they are orphaned?
The reason they need adopting is the Name at Birth needs to be changed for Albert, wife and the rest of their family. The profile manager is the only one that can change that information and thought it would be a good fit since you are already managing Moses. The name Deles Dernier was taken directly off of the children's birth records (viewing the actual documents - not as indexed). All the family members need to be updated for Albert, wife and children.
In updating these records, I had to change all of the children's names, added dates, and places or locations of birth/death, etc. I created a Research Notes section for each record to comment on any name changes. Please change any of these records as you like.
Other notes: When the children get married, it seems like the family changes their names to Dernier (dropping Deles - even the parents). Another fun fact, a European ancestor's last name was De Les Dernier (which make more sense to me).
One final thought, I reviewed your profile before sending this message. Now, that is an impressive profile. You give me inspiration to improve the records of my family!
Thank you for all you do at WIkiTree! Jay Klock [Klock-93]
Stu Ward
Thanks again, Jay
It’s time for a Project check-in!
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edited by Brad Foley
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Stu Ward
As a member of the Scotland Project, we'd love to have you join the Twisted Thistles in the upcoming Connect-a-thon the weekend of July 17 - July 20. If you'd like to join us and help to develop our ever-expanding Scottish tree, please register on the G2G post here and be sure to mention you'd like to be on the Twisted Thistles team for Scotland.
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You may wish to merge the following ID 22343 and ID40082 as they appear to be the same person.
On the Calhoun family, I am afraid I dont have much. There is the proposal around their Irish origins on various trees but not sure how proven.
They appear to be the lone Irish on my father's mother's side but may end up confused into DNA matches with my father's father's side.
I may have mass adopted these profiles - so you would recommend that I merge them?
My matches and interrelationships in Nova Scotia where I now live centre around Newcombe, Fitch, Rand, Bishop, Eaton, Cogswell, Woodworth and Whipple
My DNA strengths and interrelationships
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WikiTrees Appreciation Team
PS: Great bio!
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