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I'm afraid that, as it is unpublished, much of this material cannot be legitimately included in Wikipedia. It has to come from verifiable sources. I have therefore removed the following, until verifiable sources can be provided for it.

He was educated at Colet Court and St Paul's School, then Christ's College, Cambridge, where his father Harry Marshall Ward was professor of botany. [1]
He served in the British army in both world wars although he saw almost no action, despite requesting postings to the front. He was discharged with the rank of Captain.[1]
[2] (divorced 1936) [3]
[4]
[4] He is buried in Grantchester near Cambridge.[5]
  • "The Flower Chief - A biography of Frank Kingdon-Ward". Winifred Kingdon-Ward. unpublished
He was second cousin once removed to William Kingdon Clifford and first cousin to Stephen Ranulph Kingdon Glanville, Egyptologist. (The Kingdon Family by F.B. Kingdon, a privately published genealogy of the Kingdon surname and history of the family.)
  1. ^ a b "The Flower Chief" by Winifred Mary Ward, aka Winifred Kingdon-Ward, his sister. An unpublished biography, the manuscript is owned privately by myself, his grandson
  2. ^ Marriage certificate in my possession
  3. ^ Divorce papers and various family letters in my possession
  4. ^ a b Death certificate in my possession.
  5. ^ Visited grave

Sorry about that! SiGarb | Talk 23:30, 26 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]