John and Rachel (Barr) Ball lived in a log house in Calhoun County, (WV) on the site of the Calhoun School. The house was still standing in 1919.
In 1847, John's brother McFarland Ball and his wife, Elizabeth, died of typhoid fever, so their four young children came to live with John & Rachel. The [four] children were Martha (Ball) Williamson, born about 1838, Emery Madison Ball 1841–1918, Drusilla Ball 1843 1909 and Sally (Ball) Gainer, born about 1844. --(provided by #48299626)
In 1847, John's brother McFarland Ball and his wife, Elizabeth, died of typhoid fever, so their four young children came to live with John & Rachel. The [four] children were Martha (Ball) Williamson, born about 1838, Emery Madison Ball 1841–1918, Drusilla Ball 1843 1909 and Sally (Ball) Gainer, born about 1844. --(provided by #48299626)
John and Rachel (Barr) Ball lived in a log house in Calhoun County, (WV) on the site of the Calhoun School. The house was still standing in 1919.
In 1847, John's brother McFarland Ball and his wife, Elizabeth, died of typhoid fever, so their four young children came to live with John & Rachel. The [four] children were Martha (Ball) Williamson, born about 1838, Emery Madison Ball 1841–1918, Drusilla Ball 1843 1909 and Sally (Ball) Gainer, born about 1844. --(provided by #48299626)
In 1847, John's brother McFarland Ball and his wife, Elizabeth, died of typhoid fever, so their four young children came to live with John & Rachel. The [four] children were Martha (Ball) Williamson, born about 1838, Emery Madison Ball 1841–1918, Drusilla Ball 1843 1909 and Sally (Ball) Gainer, born about 1844. --(provided by #48299626)
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