Dau. of unmarried (Sarah) Shuby Twitty, she was fostered to widower Stinson Anderson when both her mother and grandmother, Sarah Mackey Twitty Bodine, died.
Along with her 1st cousin, Margaret Baker (Boswell), Sarah inherited her grandmother's land. On 17 Dec 1852 she married Robert M. Ballard. They had three children, two of whom lived to adulthood:
Elizabeth Margaret Ballard 1854-1856
Robert Mitchell Ballard, Jr. 1857 -1924
Mary E. Ballard 1867-1922
m1887 Newton Pasley d18__
m1901 Homer Kniffen d1941
Note: the cemetery is now known as South Hickory Hill. Her stone is not found readable. Her husband and a daughter's stones can be found.
Along with her 1st cousin, Margaret Baker (Boswell), Sarah inherited her grandmother's land. On 17 Dec 1852 she married Robert M. Ballard. They had three children, two of whom lived to adulthood:
Elizabeth Margaret Ballard 1854-1856
Robert Mitchell Ballard, Jr. 1857 -1924
Mary E. Ballard 1867-1922
m1887 Newton Pasley d18__
m1901 Homer Kniffen d1941
Note: the cemetery is now known as South Hickory Hill. Her stone is not found readable. Her husband and a daughter's stones can be found.
Dau. of unmarried (Sarah) Shuby Twitty, she was fostered to widower Stinson Anderson when both her mother and grandmother, Sarah Mackey Twitty Bodine, died.
Along with her 1st cousin, Margaret Baker (Boswell), Sarah inherited her grandmother's land. On 17 Dec 1852 she married Robert M. Ballard. They had three children, two of whom lived to adulthood:
Elizabeth Margaret Ballard 1854-1856
Robert Mitchell Ballard, Jr. 1857 -1924
Mary E. Ballard 1867-1922
m1887 Newton Pasley d18__
m1901 Homer Kniffen d1941
Note: the cemetery is now known as South Hickory Hill. Her stone is not found readable. Her husband and a daughter's stones can be found.
Along with her 1st cousin, Margaret Baker (Boswell), Sarah inherited her grandmother's land. On 17 Dec 1852 she married Robert M. Ballard. They had three children, two of whom lived to adulthood:
Elizabeth Margaret Ballard 1854-1856
Robert Mitchell Ballard, Jr. 1857 -1924
Mary E. Ballard 1867-1922
m1887 Newton Pasley d18__
m1901 Homer Kniffen d1941
Note: the cemetery is now known as South Hickory Hill. Her stone is not found readable. Her husband and a daughter's stones can be found.
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