WARD

'Ward' may refer to:

★ Ward (law), someone placed under the protection of a legal guardian

★ Ward (politics), an electoral district or unit of local government
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★ Ward (country subdivision)
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★ Wards of the United Kingdom
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★ Wards of the United States
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★ Wards of Japan

★ Ward (mechanical lock mechanism), a projecting ridge of metal in a lock casing or keyhole

★ Ward (LDS Church), a local congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

★ Ward (fencing), a defensive position in the sport of fencing

★ Ward (band), an electronica duo

★ Montgomery Ward, a defunct U.S. department store chain

★ Inner or Outer Wards, sections of a Concentric castle

★ USS Aaron Ward (DD-132), a US Navy destroyer

★ USS Aaron Ward (DD-483), a US Navy destroyer

★ USS Aaron Ward (DM-34), a US Navy destroyer

Contents

Places

People

As a first name

In Fiction

Other

Places

★ Ward, New Zealand

★ Ward, Colorado

★ Ward Reservation, Massachusetts

★ Ward Township, Minnesota

★ Ward, New York

★ Ward Township, Hocking County, Ohio

★ Ward Township, Pennsylvania

People

★ Rear Admiral Aaron Ward, US Navy

★ Artemas Ward, a Major General in the American Revolutionary War and Massachusetts Congressman

★ Artemus Ward, pseudonym of Charles Farrar Browne

★ Barbara Ward, (Baroness Jackson of Lodsworth), a British economist and writer

★ Bill Ward (musician), Black Sabbath drummer

★ Bill Ward (actor) (born 1967)

★ Bill Ward (cartoonist) (1919-1998), "good girl art" cartoonist

★ Burt Ward, an American actor on the television series ''Batman''

★ Cam Ward (born 1984), an NHL goaltender

★ Charlie Ward, a former NBA player, current assistant coach

★ David M Ward aka "Gnasher", a large-toothed former cricketer with Surrey

★ Dean Ward, a British documentarist

★ Fred Ward, an actor

★ Frederick Townsend Ward, an American mercenary who helped the Qing Dynasty defeat the Taiping Rebellion

★ Gemma Ward, an Australian supermodel and actress

★ Hines Ward, a wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers

★ Jay Ward, an American creator and producer of animated television cartoons.

★ Jonathan Ward, American actor

★ John Quincy Adams Ward, an American scupltor

★ Lester Frank Ward, an American biologist and sociologist.

★ Leslie Ward, a British caricaturist best known by his pseudonym ''"Spy"''

★ Sister Mary Ward, canalside help for generations of boaters

★ Orlando Ward, an American general in World War II

★ Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward, inventor of the Wardian case

★ Peter Ward (paleontologist), a paleontologist/evolutionary biologist

★ Peter J. Ward, an Irish politician, TD in the first Dáil Éireann

★ Rebecca Ward, American olympic saber fencer

★ Robin Ward, an entertainment reporter for CFTO

★ Sela Ward, an American actress

★ Selwyn Ward, an American actor.

★ Shayne Ward, a British singer, 2005 winner of The X Factor

★ Simon Ward, a British actor

★ Sophie Ward, a British actress and daughter of actor, Simon Ward

★ Stephen Ward, a British doctor involved in the Profumo affair

★ Susan Ward, an American actress

★ Tracy Posner Ward, wife of Burt Ward, daughter of Victor Posner

★ William Thomas Ward, (1808-1878) a brigadier general in the United States Army

As a first name

★ Ward Burton, a NASCAR racer

★ Ward Cunningham, a computer programmer and creator of the first wiki

★ Ward Connerly, a writer and political activist

★ Ward Weaver III, convicted felon for sexual assault, rape, attempted murder, etc.

In Fiction

★ Ward Cleaver, a character in the television sitcom, ''Leave It To Beaver''

★ Luke Ward, a character in the television program, ''The OC''

★ Victor Ward, the main character of the Bret Easton Ellis novel ''Glamorama''

★ Vivian Ward, the title character in the film ''Pretty Woman''

★ Ward Zabac, a character in Final Fantasy VIII

★ Warring Adolescents Revenge Division, WARD for short is an organization in The Hardy Boys graphic novels.

★ Wardes, a character from ''Zero no Tsukaima''

Other

★ A spell; more specifically, a kind of magic in fantasy role playing games that protects or defends a person or place.

★ A section of a hospital