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Toni
I wonder if there is a connection to George Ward , his brother Lawrence/Laurance, and their sister Isabel. George and Lawrence are listed as passengers on The Ship Hector the Hector left London about 10 May 1637 and arrived in Boston 26 June 1637, with Thomas Hale, is wife, Thomasine and sons Thomas and John. His source is the Descendants of Thomas Hale by Robert Safford Hale, LLC on page 4 and Mass. Hist. Soc 4th series, vol. vii, pg 19, which I have not seen.
Andrews William (From Ipswtich, Suffolk or Hampswaithe, York to Salem or Charlestown. Ref: Pope. 36 pg 156 & 187)
Bannister Edward (From Chiddingly, Sussex, bound for New Haven, Ct. Ref: Banks Mss. 36 pg 171)
Beach/Beckley Richard (From S Bourne Mary, Hampshire, bound for Wethersfield, CT. Ref: Stiles. 36 pg 60)
Brockett John
Browning Henry
Budd John
Cheever Ezekiel
Clark James
Cooper John
Crane Jasper
Davenport John & Elizabeth
Dixon Jeremy
Eaton Theophilus
Eaton, Old Mrs., his mother
Eaton Anne, second wife of Theophilus Eaton and daughter of George Loyd Bishop of Chester and widow of Thomas Yale
Eaton children of Anne Eaton by her former marriage
Elsey Nicholas
Halbidge Arthur
Hale, Thomas from Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire, aboard the Hector, bound for Newbury. Ref NEGR 35/370 and 64/186, Banks Mass. 36 pg 71
Hall Francis (from Bulkington, Warwickshire, bound for New Haven. Ref: Aspinwall. 36 pg 174)
Hill Robert
Hitchcock Mathew
Hopkins Edward
Hull Andrew
Ives William
Low Andrew
Malbon Richard
Messenger Andrew
Moulthrop Mathew
Newman Francis
Newman Robert
Osborn Richard
Patteson Edward
Reader John
Rowe Nathaniel
Smith George
Thorp William
Ward George
Ward Lawrence
Whitehead Samuel
Old Jewry (?)
Hector sources:
http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/hector1637.shtml
John G. Ward
Toni: I have no present contact with this GEORGE WARD; if you have some dates or places (birth, marriage, death), then I might be able to locate him on my Family Tree of 50,000 people. Regards, John Graham Ward (now in Canada)