The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-16

ANSWERS.
36S Yarbrough-Allen. - Drcwry EiIen
| served through tie Revolutionary war
in Moth Carolina, reno yed to Green
County, Georgia, near Sauils Shoals. or
Polani Factory, soon aftc" the close OIL
| the wa. In 1894 he removed 10 IKE
| County, Georgia, where he dled IN S-o
He married Elizabetn YarSrough. Thelr
= descendants are: First Josiah, married
Elizal eth Browning; sec md, Clement
married Nancy McKisslck; third. Stokes.
| married Susan Jay; fourth. Nancy, mar
| ried (frsO West, (second) Ravens, (thlrol
John Yarbrough fifth, Martha, married
| William Pyron; sixth, Young David, mar
| ried Jane Moore.
| Drevry Allen and Elizabeth Yarbrough,
grandchildren, were children OF josiah
and Elizabeth Browning We're first, ROD
ert; second, Mary, married Mr.. Hester;
third, Barbara, married Mr.. Simmons;
| fourth, Young D.; fifth, Pleasant. Chill
dren of Clement and Nancy McKissick,
| first, Joseph, married Sarah Atkinson;
second, Stokes, married Frances Allen;
third, Elizabeth, married John Horn;
fourth, John, married Mary Jackson;
| fifth, Drewry, married Caroline ---;
sixth, Nancy, married John Thurman;
seventh, Lucy, married Locke Stewart;
| eighth, James, married Adelaide Gechet.
|
| first, Clement; second, Elizabeth, married
James Ravens; third, Frances; fourth.
| Thomas; fifth, Stephen, married Martha
| Pyron; sixth, Young D., married -.
| Nancy, fourth child of Drewry Allen and
| Elizabeth Yarbrough, married (hrsO
West, (seconD Ravens, 0hird) Var
brough. Her children were Martha West;
second, James H. Ravens: third, w. Raw
ems; fourth, Elizabeth Ravens; NTH,
Henry Yarbrough; sixth, Mary Var
brough; seventh, Stokes Yarbrough;
eighth, Pleasant Yarbrough. Children of
| Martha Allen and William Pyron, first,
Drewry; second. Lewis, third, Charles;
fourth, Josiah; fifth, Martha and Susan,
Children of Young D. Allen and Jane
Moore, first, Abraham; second. Drewry;
third, Robert; fourth, Elizabeth; fifth,
Nancy. (Joseph Habersham Historical
Collections. volume II, page 5So)
1861. Ball.-In Joseph Habersham Collec-
: tons, volume ii, page 4S0, can be found
an account of the Ball family. Coone
: William Ball came from England to Lam
caster County, Virginia, about 1850, bring
ing his wife. Hannah Atheral, and foul
children. Richard died without issue
George Washington, had five daughters
had nine children; Joseph, grandfather OF
, (of which the mother of Washington was
J the youngesD and one son, Joseph (2)
who died without male issue. Hannah
: married David Fox. William (2), Balls
, third son. Joseph, 90 married Mary Spen-
,, Ger and settled at ''Coan" in Northum'
= berland County, Virginia. He called his
eldest son Spencer; D Spencer's son was
Spencer; (5) Mottrom and his son Spencer
= (6 Ball married Elizabeth Landon Car
ter, daughter of Robert Carter of Min
ME Hall in Westmoreland County, Vir
ginia. After his marriage he lived IL
; Prince William County. Mottrom (6) Ball
who was a brother of the above men.
{ toned Spencer 90 Ball died a. Woodbury.
Fairfax County. Virginia. In regard t.
query S67 about Spencer Ball, son OF
Moses and Mary Ann Ball will say in the
Balls of Virginia there is but one line
in which the name Spencer appears anc
q in that line it runs through seven gen
erations, DR., Spencer Mottrom Ball. who
died at Greeuville, Miss, 1888, being the
? last to bear the name OF which we have
any information. There is no record that
e we know of where one Of these Spencers
1 had son Moses, but it seems more thar
e probable that the lina to which NJ. C
i refers must belong to the Spencer Bal
I line of Virginia, as the name Spencer i.
= not common one and it has been thu
: custom of the Balls to perpetuate tn,
|
Joseph Habersham Collections" is
r communication from Mrs. T. NJ. Green
}, Washington, Ga, in which She say
l. There appears to have been several o
/, the name of Ball VINO settled in New Eng
s land about the year 1910. We find then
/ later in New Jersey and Virginia. Ed
: ward Ball of this New England colon
n came from Wales. He brought with hin
r SON Edward. who moved to New Jer
It sey and was one of the original incorpor
r, ators of Newark He was a man of at
II fairs and was sheriff of Essex County
! New Jersey. in 1898 Edward Ball mar
s ried Abigail Blatchly and of their chill
IS drer who lived to have families of thei
d own ! have the names and descendants o
n Caleb, Abigail, Joseph, Lydia. Moses an
It Thomas. If M. c" of query 367 wi
ID state the line desired l will take pleas
e ure in giving it.