Family: WARD, William / DOWDY, Mary (F2427)
m. 10 Sep 1821
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WARD, William
Birth 16 Mar 1797 Kirby Hill, Yorkshire (North Riding), England 
Death Yes, date unknown Burial Marriage 10 Sep 1821 [1] Kirkby-Ravensworth, Yorkshire (North Riding), England [1] Father WARD, William | F6830 Group Sheet Mother
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DOWDY, Mary
Birth 7 Jul 1793 Kirkby Fleetham, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Death Bef 1861 High Fremington, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Burial Father DOWDY, William | F5643 Group Sheet Mother IRWIN, Dorothy | F5643 Group Sheet
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WARD, Matilda Mary
Birth 9 Mar 1823 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Death 28 May 1886 Somerset, England Burial Spouse BROWN, George | F6636 Marriage 1852 Bingham, Nottinghamshire, England
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WARD, William Tate
Birth 27 Mar 1825 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Death Bef 1827 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Burial
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WARD, William Robert
Birth 14 Jul 1827 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Death 16 Jul 1827 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Burial
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WARD, Henry
Birth 14 Jul 1827 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Death 18 Jul 1827 Grinton,Yorkshire (North Riding), England Burial
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WARD, Elizabeth
Birth 5 May 1829 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Death 26 May 1829 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Burial
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WARD, Robert Dowdy
Birth 4 Sep 1832 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Death Bef 1841 Fremington, Grinton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England Burial
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Notes Married:
- "In 1832, in consequence of quarrels between them, the petitioner and his wife separated, he agreeing to make her an allowance of 26l. a year and secure her other benefits;
- that the Rev. Elias Tardy became vicar of Grinton about April, 1842, and in July following called a meeting of the electors, which was attended by himself and the Rev. Edward Wyvill, the parson of Spennithorne, and the Rev. Robert Meek, the parson of Richmond, and certain charges were made against the petitioner, which were not substantiated, and he was not either dismissed or reprimanded;
- that the petitioner, believing that Mr. Tardy disapproved of his living apart from his wife, took her back in the middle of September, 1842, and she was accompanied by their daughter, Mary Matilda Ward, who lived with him until the middle of January following, when they both voluntarily left him;
- That four witnesses were examined on behalf of the petitioner, all persons of character and respectability, who all swore that they believed him incapable of the conduct imputed to him.
- "In 1832, in consequence of quarrels between them, the petitioner and his wife separated, he agreeing to make her an allowance of 26l. a year and secure her other benefits;
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