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William Thomas Ward was born in August 1925 in Tennessee, the son of Andrew Jackson Ward Sr (ca 1902- ) and Sarah (Warrick) Ward (ca 1901- ). Andrew and Sarah were married on February 3, 1918 in Murfreesboro.
He was 19 months old when he died of "cholera morbus" - acute severe gastroenteritis - on May 14, 1927 at home in rural Nashville. Burial was in the "family burial grounds," which was - at least between 1918 and early 1931 - Cannon Cemetery in Rutherford County.
Much of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Andrew Ward of rural Nashville as the informant.
William Thomas Ward was born in August 1925 in Tennessee, the son of Andrew Jackson Ward Sr (ca 1902- ) and Sarah (Warrick) Ward (ca 1901- ). Andrew and Sarah were married on February 3, 1918 in Murfreesboro.
He was 19 months old when he died of "cholera morbus" - acute severe gastroenteritis - on May 14, 1927 at home in rural Nashville. Burial was in the "family burial grounds," which was - at least between 1918 and early 1931 - Cannon Cemetery in Rutherford County.
Much of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Andrew Ward of rural Nashville as the informant.
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William Thomas Ward was born in August 1925 in Tennessee, the son of Andrew Jackson Ward Sr (ca 1902- ) and Sarah (Warrick) Ward (ca 1901- ). Andrew and Sarah were married on February 3, 1918 in Murfreesboro.
He was 19 months old when he died of "cholera morbus" - acute severe gastroenteritis - on May 14, 1927 at home in rural Nashville. Burial was in the "family burial grounds," which was - at least between 1918 and early 1931 - Cannon Cemetery in Rutherford County.
Much of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Andrew Ward of rural Nashville as the informant.
William Thomas Ward was born in August 1925 in Tennessee, the son of Andrew Jackson Ward Sr (ca 1902- ) and Sarah (Warrick) Ward (ca 1901- ). Andrew and Sarah were married on February 3, 1918 in Murfreesboro.
He was 19 months old when he died of "cholera morbus" - acute severe gastroenteritis - on May 14, 1927 at home in rural Nashville. Burial was in the "family burial grounds," which was - at least between 1918 and early 1931 - Cannon Cemetery in Rutherford County.
Much of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Andrew Ward of rural Nashville as the informant.
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