Age: 81y-4m-5d
Samuel Ball immigrated from England at age 29. He arrived in New York aboard the Ship Superior on 5 Sep 1827. His occupation was Cord Wainer(shoe maker)on the passenger & immigration list. By 1840, he was living Jackson County. His first wife was Catherine Ann Street. She was from England and they had 3 sons, Daniel S.(-1903), John W.(1834-1899), and Jabez G.(1837-). Samuel married his second wife, Cynthia McGlothlin(1814-) on June 14, 1849 in Jackson County. They had 3 children, Mary S.(1850-), Samuel T.(1852-1858) and Cynthia A.(1859-) Samuel was a farmer and also a minister. During the Civil War, he and Cynthia moved into Ravenswood. In 1869, they donated a lot for the Methodist Episcopal Church to be built upon. The church was dedicated in 1870.
Samuel Ball immigrated from England at age 29. He arrived in New York aboard the Ship Superior on 5 Sep 1827. His occupation was Cord Wainer(shoe maker)on the passenger & immigration list. By 1840, he was living Jackson County. His first wife was Catherine Ann Street. She was from England and they had 3 sons, Daniel S.(-1903), John W.(1834-1899), and Jabez G.(1837-). Samuel married his second wife, Cynthia McGlothlin(1814-) on June 14, 1849 in Jackson County. They had 3 children, Mary S.(1850-), Samuel T.(1852-1858) and Cynthia A.(1859-) Samuel was a farmer and also a minister. During the Civil War, he and Cynthia moved into Ravenswood. In 1869, they donated a lot for the Methodist Episcopal Church to be built upon. The church was dedicated in 1870.
Age: 81y-4m-5d
Samuel Ball immigrated from England at age 29. He arrived in New York aboard the Ship Superior on 5 Sep 1827. His occupation was Cord Wainer(shoe maker)on the passenger & immigration list. By 1840, he was living Jackson County. His first wife was Catherine Ann Street. She was from England and they had 3 sons, Daniel S.(-1903), John W.(1834-1899), and Jabez G.(1837-). Samuel married his second wife, Cynthia McGlothlin(1814-) on June 14, 1849 in Jackson County. They had 3 children, Mary S.(1850-), Samuel T.(1852-1858) and Cynthia A.(1859-) Samuel was a farmer and also a minister. During the Civil War, he and Cynthia moved into Ravenswood. In 1869, they donated a lot for the Methodist Episcopal Church to be built upon. The church was dedicated in 1870.
Samuel Ball immigrated from England at age 29. He arrived in New York aboard the Ship Superior on 5 Sep 1827. His occupation was Cord Wainer(shoe maker)on the passenger & immigration list. By 1840, he was living Jackson County. His first wife was Catherine Ann Street. She was from England and they had 3 sons, Daniel S.(-1903), John W.(1834-1899), and Jabez G.(1837-). Samuel married his second wife, Cynthia McGlothlin(1814-) on June 14, 1849 in Jackson County. They had 3 children, Mary S.(1850-), Samuel T.(1852-1858) and Cynthia A.(1859-) Samuel was a farmer and also a minister. During the Civil War, he and Cynthia moved into Ravenswood. In 1869, they donated a lot for the Methodist Episcopal Church to be built upon. The church was dedicated in 1870.
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Died July 2
1879
Aged 81ys
7ms 5ds
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