Samuel B. Ward - Revision history

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	[[File:Samuel B. Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dr. Samuel B. Ward<br>In ''Noted Living Albanians and State Officials''<br>by D. A. Harsha, 1891<br>at [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/193411631/samuel-dwight-ward FindaGrave]]]		[[File:Samuel B. Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dr. Samuel B. Ward<br>In ''Noted Living Albanians and State Officials''<br>by D. A. Harsha, 1891<br>at [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/193411631/samuel-dwight-ward FindaGrave]]]

	[[File:Paul Smith Riddle Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|[[Paul Smith\|Paul Smith]], [[D.W. Riddle\|D.W. Riddle]], Dr. Samuel B. Ward, undated. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 25, 1987 ]] '''Born:''' June 8, 1842		[[File:Paul Smith Riddle Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|[[Paul Smith\|Paul Smith]], [[D.W. Riddle\|D.W. Riddle]], Dr. Samuel B. Ward, undated. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 25, 1987 ]]

			'''Born:''' June 8, 1842

	'''Died:''' June 4, 1915		'''Died:''' June 4, 1915

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	In his ''[[~~A History of the Adirondacks\|~~A History of the Adirondacks]]'', (v. 1, p. 318) [[Alfred L. Donaldson]] writes:		In his ''[[A History of the Adirondacks]]'', (v. 1, p. 318) [[Alfred L. Donaldson]] writes:

	Mrs. Derby sold the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]], in 1886, to Dr. Samuel B. Ward of Albany, and some other gentlemen, who incorporated as "The Upper Saranac Association." At the same time they secured control of the entire township surrounding the hotel—Township 20, [[Macomb's Purchase\|Macomb's Purchase]], Great Tract I. This contained 26,880 acres, and twenty-five years before had been lumbered over by [[C. F. Norton\|C. F. Norton]]. During this time a merchantable second growth had matured, however, and the association dammed the outlet to [[Lake Clear\|Big Clear Pond]], built a mill, and began to cut and saw logs for their own use and for sale. All their cutting was scientifically done, however, and they exercised every intelligent care for the conservation of the wood and game on their valuable preserve—which contains no less than fifty lakes, large and small.		Mrs. Derby sold the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]], in 1886, to Dr. Samuel B. Ward of Albany, and some other gentlemen, who incorporated as "The Upper Saranac Association." At the same time they secured control of the entire township surrounding the hotel—Township 20, [[Macomb's Purchase\|Macomb's Purchase]], Great Tract I. This contained 26,880 acres, and twenty-five years before had been lumbered over by [[C. F. Norton\|C. F. Norton]]. During this time a merchantable second growth had matured, however, and the association dammed the outlet to [[Lake Clear\|Big Clear Pond]], built a mill, and began to cut and saw logs for their own use and for sale. All their cutting was scientifically done, however, and they exercised every intelligent care for the conservation of the wood and game on their valuable preserve—which contains no less than fifty lakes, large and small.

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	'''Children:''' three, including Samuel Dwight Ward (1880-1947)		'''Children:''' three, including Samuel Dwight Ward (1880-1947)

	'''Dr. Samuel Baldwin Ward''' was the physician to and close friend of [[Grover_Cleveland\|Grover Cleveland]]. From 1893 to 1912, he owned [[Markham Point\|Markham Point]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]] . He bought the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]] in 1886. He was president of the [[Upper Saranac Lake Association\|Upper Saranac Lake Association]]''. A''t [[Saranac_Inn\|Saranac Inn]] President Cleveland and Frances Folsom spent their honeymoon.		'''Dr. Samuel Baldwin Ward''' was the physician to and close friend of [[Grover_Cleveland\|Grover Cleveland]]. From 1893 to 1912, he owned [[Markham Point\|Markham Point]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]] . He bought the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]] in 1886. He was president of the [[Upper Saranac Lake Association\|Upper Saranac Lake Association]]''. A''t [[Saranac_Inn\|Saranac Inn]] President Cleveland and Frances Folsom spent their honeymoon.
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	Mrs. Derby sold the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]], in 1886, to Dr. Samuel B. Ward of Albany, and some other gentlemen, who incorporated as "The Upper Saranac Association." At the same time they secured control of the entire township surrounding the hotel—Township 20, [[Macomb's Purchase\|Macomb's Purchase]], Great Tract I. This contained 26,880 acres, and twenty-five years before had been lumbered over by [[C. F. Norton\|C. F. Norton]]. During this time a merchantable second growth had matured, however, and the association dammed the outlet to [[Lake Clear\|Big Clear Pond]], built a mill, and began to cut and saw logs for their own use and for sale. All their cutting was scientifically done, however, and they exercised every intelligent care for the conservation of the wood and game on their valuable preserve—which contains no less than fifty lakes, large and small.		Mrs. Derby sold the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]], in 1886, to Dr. Samuel B. Ward of Albany, and some other gentlemen, who incorporated as "The Upper Saranac Association." At the same time they secured control of the entire township surrounding the hotel—Township 20, [[Macomb's Purchase\|Macomb's Purchase]], Great Tract I. This contained 26,880 acres, and twenty-five years before had been lumbered over by [[C. F. Norton\|C. F. Norton]]. During this time a merchantable second growth had matured, however, and the association dammed the outlet to [[Lake Clear\|Big Clear Pond]], built a mill, and began to cut and saw logs for their own use and for sale. All their cutting was scientifically done, however, and they exercised every intelligent care for the conservation of the wood and game on their valuable preserve—which contains no less than fifty lakes, large and small.

	They continued to run the hotel as a public house, but changed its name to "[[~~Saranac Inn\|~~Saranac Inn]]." As such it has become one of the most popular and successful hotels in the mountains. It has been enlarged and improved, of course, but the original building has never been torn down.		They continued to run the hotel as a public house, but changed its name to "[[Saranac Inn]]." As such it has become one of the most popular and successful hotels in the mountains. It has been enlarged and improved, of course, but the original building has never been torn down.
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	In his ''[[A History of the Adirondacks\|A History of the Adirondacks]]'', (v. 1, p. 318) [[~~Alfred L. Donaldson\|~~Alfred L. Donaldson]] writes:		In his ''[[A History of the Adirondacks\|A History of the Adirondacks]]'', (v. 1, p. 318) [[Alfred L. Donaldson]] writes:

	Mrs. Derby sold the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]], in 1886, to Dr. Samuel B. Ward of Albany, and some other gentlemen, who incorporated as "The Upper Saranac Association." At the same time they secured control of the entire township surrounding the hotel—Township 20, [[Macomb's Purchase\|Macomb's Purchase]], Great Tract I. This contained 26,880 acres, and twenty-five years before had been lumbered over by [[C. F. Norton\|C. F. Norton]]. During this time a merchantable second growth had matured, however, and the association dammed the outlet to [[Lake Clear\|Big Clear Pond]], built a mill, and began to cut and saw logs for their own use and for sale. All their cutting was scientifically done, however, and they exercised every intelligent care for the conservation of the wood and game on their valuable preserve—which contains no less than fifty lakes, large and small.		Mrs. Derby sold the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]], in 1886, to Dr. Samuel B. Ward of Albany, and some other gentlemen, who incorporated as "The Upper Saranac Association." At the same time they secured control of the entire township surrounding the hotel—Township 20, [[Macomb's Purchase\|Macomb's Purchase]], Great Tract I. This contained 26,880 acres, and twenty-five years before had been lumbered over by [[C. F. Norton\|C. F. Norton]]. During this time a merchantable second growth had matured, however, and the association dammed the outlet to [[Lake Clear\|Big Clear Pond]], built a mill, and began to cut and saw logs for their own use and for sale. All their cutting was scientifically done, however, and they exercised every intelligent care for the conservation of the wood and game on their valuable preserve—which contains no less than fifty lakes, large and small.

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	'''Dr. Samuel Baldwin Ward''' was the physician to and close friend of [[Grover_Cleveland\|Grover Cleveland]]. From 1893 to 1912, he owned [[Markham Point\|Markham Point]] on [[~~Upper Saranac Lake\|~~Upper Saranac Lake]]. He bought the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]] on [[~~Upper Saranac Lake\|~~Upper Saranac Lake]] in 1886. He was president of the [[Upper Saranac Lake Association\|Upper Saranac Lake Association]]''. A''t [[Saranac_Inn\|Saranac Inn]] President Cleveland and Frances Folsom spent their honeymoon.		'''Dr. Samuel Baldwin Ward''' was the physician to and close friend of [[Grover_Cleveland\|Grover Cleveland]]. From 1893 to 1912, he owned [[Markham Point\|Markham Point]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]] . He bought the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]] in 1886. He was president of the [[Upper Saranac Lake Association\|Upper Saranac Lake Association]]''. A''t [[Saranac_Inn\|Saranac Inn]] President Cleveland and Frances Folsom spent their honeymoon.
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	[[File:Samuel B. Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dr. Samuel B. Ward<br>In ''\|Noted Living Albanians and State Officials''<br>by D. A. Harsha, 1891<br>at [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/193411631/samuel-dwight-ward FindaGrave]]]		[[File:Samuel B. Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dr. Samuel B. Ward<br>In ''Noted Living Albanians and State Officials''<br>by D. A. Harsha, 1891<br>at [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/193411631/samuel-dwight-ward FindaGrave]]]

	[[File:Paul Smith Riddle Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|[[Paul Smith\|Paul Smith]], [[D.W. Riddle\|D.W. Riddle]], Dr. Samuel B. Ward, undated. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 25, 1987 ]] '''Born:''' June 8, 1842		[[File:Paul Smith Riddle Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|[[Paul Smith\|Paul Smith]], [[D.W. Riddle\|D.W. Riddle]], Dr. Samuel B. Ward, undated. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 25, 1987 ]] '''Born:''' June 8, 1842

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	[[File:Paul Smith Riddle Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|[[Paul Smith\|Paul Smith]], [[D.W. Riddle\|D.W. Riddle]], Dr. Samuel B. Ward, undated. ''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 25, 1987 ]] '''Born:''' June 8, 1842		[[File:Paul Smith Riddle Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|[[Paul Smith\|Paul Smith]], [[D.W. Riddle\|D.W. Riddle]], Dr. Samuel B. Ward, undated. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 25, 1987 ]] '''Born:''' June 8, 1842

	'''Died:''' June 4, 1915		'''Died:''' June 4, 1915

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	[[File:Samuel B. Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dr. Samuel B. Ward<br>In ''\|Noted Living Albanians and State Officials''<br>by D. A. Harsha, 1891<br>at [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/193411631/samuel-dwight-ward\|FindaGrave]]]]		[[File:Samuel B. Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dr. Samuel B. Ward<br>In ''\|Noted Living Albanians and State Officials''<br>by D. A. Harsha, 1891<br>at [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/193411631/samuel-dwight-ward FindaGrave]]]

	[[File:Paul Smith Riddle Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|[[Paul Smith\|Paul Smith]], [[D.W. Riddle\|D.W. Riddle]], Dr. Samuel B. Ward, undated. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 25, 1987 ]] '''Born:''' June 8, 1842		[[File:Paul Smith Riddle Ward.jpg\|right\|thumb\|[[Paul Smith\|Paul Smith]], [[D.W. Riddle\|D.W. Riddle]], Dr. Samuel B. Ward, undated. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 25, 1987 ]] '''Born:''' June 8, 1842

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	'''Dr. Samuel Baldwin Ward''' was the physician to and close friend of [[~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~Grover_Cleveland\|Grover Cleveland]]. From 1893 to 1912, he owned [[Markham Point\|Markham Point]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]]. He bought the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] in 1886. He was president of the [[Upper Saranac Lake Association\|Upper Saranac Lake Association]]''. A''t [[~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~Saranac_Inn\|Saranac Inn]] President Cleveland and Frances Folsom spent their honeymoon.		'''Dr. Samuel Baldwin Ward''' was the physician to and close friend of [[Grover_Cleveland\|Grover Cleveland]]. From 1893 to 1912, he owned [[Markham Point\|Markham Point]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]]. He bought the [[Prospect House\|Prospect House]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] in 1886. He was president of the [[Upper Saranac Lake Association\|Upper Saranac Lake Association]]''. A''t [[Saranac_Inn\|Saranac Inn]] President Cleveland and Frances Folsom spent their honeymoon.
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