Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameMary Holyoke WARD 
, F
, FBirth2 May 1800, Salem, Essex, MA
Death15 Apr 1880, Salem, Essex, MA
FatherJoshua WARD , Jr. , M (1776-1840)
MotherSusanna HOLYOKE , F (1779-1860)
Spouses
Birth22 Nov 1785, Danvers, Essex, MA
Death30 Mar 1853, Danvers, Essex, MA
BurialMonumental Cemetery; Peabody, Essex, MA
FatherMajor Andrew NICHOLS , M (1757-1812)
MotherEunice NICHOLS , F (1757-1848)
Family ID368
Marriage3 Oct 183325
ChildrenMary Augusta , F (1836-1836)
Andrew , M (1837-~1921)
John Joseph , M (1839-1840)
Mary Ward , F (1842->1920)
John Holyoke , M (1843-1844)
Notes for Mary Holyoke WARD
• Like her grandfather, Edward, Mary recorded all kinds of events around her, she wrote seven almanacs / diaries that cover 1826 through 1835.
Notes for Andrew (Spouse 1)
• He graduated Phillips Academy, in Andover, and in 1804, he studied with Dr. Waterhouse, at the famous Longfellow Mansion at Cambridge, and attended the course of lectures at the Harvard Medical School in 1806 and 1807.
• His first marriage in 1809 was to his 1st cousin (Ruth) … Andrew’s father also married his 1st cousin.
• He commenced the practice of his profession in Peabody in 1811.
• He was admitted to the Massachusetts Medical Society in 1811, and was for many years president of the Essex South District Medical Society.
• He was a distinguished botanist.
• He was the first president of the Essex County Natural History Society in 1836, which, with the Essex Historical Society of 1821, formed the Essex Institute of 1848.
• He was active in the temperance cause.
• His first marriage in 1809 was to his 1st cousin (Ruth) … Andrew’s father also married his 1st cousin.
• He commenced the practice of his profession in Peabody in 1811.
• He was admitted to the Massachusetts Medical Society in 1811, and was for many years president of the Essex South District Medical Society.
• He was a distinguished botanist.
• He was the first president of the Essex County Natural History Society in 1836, which, with the Essex Historical Society of 1821, formed the Essex Institute of 1848.
• He was active in the temperance cause.