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Joseph Douglas Ball (January 7, 1896 [2] [1] – September 24, 1938) [1] was an American murderer and suspected serial killer, sometimes referred to as the "Alligator Man", [3] the "Butcher of Elmendorf" [2] and the "Bluebeard of South Texas".
19 sept. 2024 · Joseph Ball’s mid-eighteenth century letters, written from his home near London to his family in Virginia, helped maintain connections between Britain and the American colonies. They also show how the institution of slavery operated in the world where George Washington was born.
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Mary Ball b: NOV 1708 in "Epping Forest", Lancaster County, Virginia Frances Ball b: 1680 in Lancaster County, Virginia, d: 1699.Hannah Ball b: 1683 in Lancaster County, VirginiaEaster Ball b: 1685 in Millenbeck, Lancaster County, VirginiaElizabeth Ball b: 1685 in Lancaster County, VirginiaAnne Ball b: 3 OCT 1686 in Christ Church Parish, Lancaster ...
Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2009), p. 1. Maternal grandfather of George Washington. Joseph Ball, England. 24 May 1649, Epping Forest, Lancaster Co. between 25 June and 11 July 1711, c. 1707-8 (post 6 Feb. 1707) m. Mrs. Mary (___) Johnson. [Note that "Epping...
[hide] 1 Disputed Origins 2 Biography 3 Last Will & Testament 4 Children 5 Slaves Associated with Joseph Ball Family 6 Sources 7 Acknowledgements Disputed Origins Previous edits suggest he had been incorrectly attached to a certain set of parents. Does this call for a short summary of that dispute? That he was son of William Ball and Hannah (possib...
He was born about 1649 in England. He emigrated to Virginia in early 1661. The 1789 letter of James Ball to his cousin Burgess Ball, claims that Joseph was born May 25 1649 in England. Joseph Ball married first, in England about 1675 Elizabeth Rogers or Elizabeth Romney, dau of William Romney of London. "Thereis no record of Col. Ball's marriages a...
That he was son of William Ball and Hannah (possibly) Atherold is supported by: Around 1660 'Colonel' William's youngest son, Joseph, was apparently sent to join his father in Virginia, as an entry in the Lancaster County Orders Book in January 1660/61 records the grant of a certificate to William Ball for the transportation of twenty people, inclu...
Joseph Matthäus Ball was the grandfather of George Washington and a prominent figure in colonial Virginia. He was born in England, served in the House of Burgesses, and died in 1711.
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23 juil. 2022 · Joseph Ball (1649-1711) was born in England and came to Virginia sometime before his father's death, making his home at a plantation called Epping Forest. (This was also the estate where Mary Ball Washington, mother of the first President of the United States, was born).
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7. Information from Sir Samuel Hoare's interview with Sir Joseph Ball on 25 Dec 1951, Cambridge University Library, Templewood papers, XIX (B) 5. 8. University of Birmingham Library (UBL), Chamberlain MSS, 7/11/30/10, Sir Joseph Ball to Neville Chamberlain, 21 Feb. 1938. 9.
Née en 1708 dans le comté de Lancaster en Virginie, elle est la fille unique de Mary Johnson (née Montagu), seconde épouse de Joseph Ball 1. Elle rencontre Augustine Washington et l'épouse en 1730. Augustine avait déjà quatre enfants de son premier mariage avec Jane Butler Washington. Mary et Augustine eurent plusieurs enfants : Mildred ...
When Col. Joseph Matthaus Ball was born on 25 May 1649, in England, his father, Colonel William Ball, was 33 and his mother, Hannah Atherold, was 33. He married Elizabeth Romney in 1675. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 4 daughters. He died on 11 July 1711, in Lancaster, Virginia, British Colonial America, at the age of 62, and was ...
