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Obituary: Dr Julian Ward Dies At Home In Winchester
Dr Julian Ward born March 11 1851 in Winchester died at home last night in his 80th year. He was son of Judge George W Ward longtime leader of Frederick County Court. Civil War era youths in Winchester joined southern units or harassed Union forces as General Sheridan moved to stop the stampede. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extended only to Stephenson Depot near Winchester. A notable scene near the depot involved a fine horse.
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Julian R .Ward
Winchester
George W. Ward
Old County Court of
Frederick
Philip Sheridan
Washington
Fisher's Hill
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stephenson
Dr. Ward
Sheridan
Kernstown
Reneral
Uriel Wright
White Horse
Jake Hoover
Bluemont
Blue Ridge Mountains
Texas
Army
Redskins
Ward
University of Virginia
Baltimore
Rai Company
Engineering Corps
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Lexington
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Engineering Corps
District of Columbia