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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Capitol Contractors Not to Blame,

Jefferson City-After 2S hours the
body of Fl. Green OF WilIiamsport
Pa, one OF the two men killed when
q pit for one Of the concrete pillars
OF the new state capitol caved in, was
taken out. Shortly afterward more
earth fell into the hole. covering
deeper the body OF s. c. Hyde of Sc.
Gala The work of attempting to re.
cover Hyde's body was abandoned IN
til later.
Tho coroner held an inquest ovcr
the body of Green. The jury held
the accident unavoidable.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Or. Linn's Plan Helped.

Jackson.-Rey. Paul II. Linn, late
pastor of Scruggs Memorial Metho-
dist church, st. Louis. now president
Of Central college, Fayettc, present
ed his plan for completing the half
million'dollar college endowment fund
now pending.
He was received with enthusiasm
and the conference pledged itself to
vigorous campaign during the
cionth of November.
Charles j. Barhan, James T. Ev.
Fss, Illus Q. McCorkle. Del Longgrear
End Joseph Newsome were received
into full conference membership and
will be ordained as ministers.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
seehorn Up for High Court.

Kansas City.--Judge Thomas j. See.
horn OF the circuit court In Kansas
City announced his candidacy for the
supreme court of Missouri. after more
than 200 lawyers of all political faiths
had Endorsed his candidacy. His can
aidaey VIII be voted on at the general
primaries net year. Judge Seehorn is
Democrat. He will seek TO succeed
ridge Henry lamm. whose term viii
expire after The general election next
fear. Judge Seehorn has served on
the circuit bench six years.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Manue's Bride Turns RacL

hunich.-Reports that Princess
Augusta Victoria of Hohenzollern.
bride of former King Manuel of ror.
tugal Will refuse to live with her
husband, were given added credit
when 1t was announced that the prin.
cess, who is Ill, would return to the
home of her father, Prince William.
as soon as she is able to travel.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Partners Quarrel, One MAY Die.

Montgomery City.-John Surkamp,
business man Of Beethoven, this
county, became involved in quarrel
with his partner, Arthur Kleiyer, and
he is said to have struck the latter
over the back of the head with Il piece
Of gaspipe, inhlcting serious wounds.
Sheriff Verser arrested Surkamp. and
his preliminary trial Is set for Mon
day. He was released on bond.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Tim Woodruff Is Stricken

New York.-Timothy l.. Woodruff,
three times lieutenant governor Of
New York, suffered stroke OF paraly.
sis when he was delivering a speech ut
Cooper Union, notifying John Purroy
Mitchell Of his nomination for mayor.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Lodges Conditions serloua-

Nahant, Mass.-Unlted States Sen.
ator Henry Cabot Lodge, senior mem.
Der of the Massachusetts delegation
In congress, who was operated upon
for gastric ulcer, WIS, according TO
his physicians, mot entirely out Of
danger"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

ElPaso, Tex.-That ten American
cavalrymen of Troop II, second cav.
airy, crossed into Mexico last Sat.
urday and began shooting at three
Mexican wood cutters, is the version
OF the international shooting incident
near San Elizario which has been
given out by the federal officials Of
Juarez.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Col. Roosevelt TO Explore

New fork.-Arrangements for Col.
Theodore Rooseyclt's South American
trip provide for n stay of three months
In the jungles at the head OF the
Paraguay river Col. Roosevelt and
his party will be cut off from ciyili2a.
ton from December to March, accord.
Ing to the present plans.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Negro slayers Trial Set.

Fulton Edward Wilson, the negro
charged with the murder OF Clelland
Sappington. viii be tried Nov. 3.
Sheriff William Shelley was instFuc::-
cd to summon special venire of 80
men from which to select Jury.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Oregon County Judge Named.

Jefferson City.-N h. Allen of
Thayer has been appointed by Act
ing Gov Painter as county Judge of
oregon county. TO succeed the late
w. A. Miller.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Notwithstanding long.awaited con.
ference report on the Wllson.Under.
wood'Simmons tariff bill was present
ed to the house, after adoption By the
Democratic and minority conferees,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Birth In a Barroon

Chicago, With Bartender Kilroy
and Police Sergeant Mcmahon acting
as nurses, Mrs. Lena Poutsky gave
birth to a child in hotel barroom
after fa!nting just outside the door.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

During recent years hog cholera has
rayaged Missouri, thousands OF hogs
dying In many instances farmers who
lost their hogs because OF cholera did
not attempt a!terward TO raise more
titan necessary for their own meat.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Eggs Almost Scrambled.

Chicago. Couldn't scramble fast
enough grinned Hem Man Eggs.
Chinese, when policemen lifted him
from under az automobile and took
him to the hospital.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Philadelphia to the
murder OF 7-year.old Israel Goldman
on the golf links OF the Whitemarsl
Country club was wruns from Jo-
seph o'Brien by Capt. Cameron OF the
detective bureau.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Russia VIII Welcnnnn Penrl,r

Washington,-The Russian govern.
ment, 1t was learned has Informed tho
state department that II. NJ Pindrl,
Peoria, H., publisher, is persona gra,a
as American ambassador to RUSSIA.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
Cuts Father: Beats II,

Cincinnati.-A male passenger on
a street car narrowly escaped n mob
bling by fellow passengers because he
cut feather off woman's hat when
1t tlckled him.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02
More Training for Lawyers Advised,

"OIG lTdlHl'g IOE Lawyers NuNlSSu'
Kansas City.-As one means of al
leviatiug the widespread dIssatisfac-
ton with the administration of justice
IN courts Of law" and "clamorous agi-
tatiOn for REFORM" Or. Hanley 0. Ilud-
son Of the law department of the Uni
yersity Of Missouri. addressing the an
nual meeting OF the Missouri Bar as
ISOLATION, made plea for broader ed
ucation OF young lawyers and rails
ing of standards required for aGmis-
sion to the bar.
Lawyers, he said, are admitted to
practice with far less preparation than
must be offered by medical students
before they are allowed to practice
medicine. Why, he asked, should not
the client who engages an attorney BIO
assured of as full protection as the pa
tient who calls a doctor? Most states
require that young doctor shall have
completed a high school course and
covered four.year course in medi-
cine, while a young attorney may be
admitted to the bar in Missouri with
merely grammar school education.
tho speaker said. In its requirements
for admission to the bar, Missouri, he
said, is behind most Of her sister
states.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Illlltt OF the lItEItSSlNf pAlll h'INr
Col. Roosevelt declared that in the
election IN New York state this fall
"thc dominant concern of the peGpi"
should be to prevent Tammauy from
obtaining complete control OF the
state" and that TO this the lesser
Fourteen bailahohs OF Ulster VOL
unto"rs, comprising ll,0ou men OF the
mo home rule army marched
through the streets OF belfast WIN
colo'E Tying ana bands playing ana
Wef" accorded a rousihg rec'puoh pS
the cihzcns OF the northern lr'aA cap
REPRESENTATIVE Henry Clayton Of
Alabama will remain In the field as a
candidate for the senate from TINT
state. oven If he has to contest with
Oscar W. Underwood. the house lead
or for the nomination.
-.
Gen. Chang Hsun, the commander
companied by Il bodyguard Of 80 cav
airy, went to the Japanese consulat"
and apoloEizcd in accordance with the
japanese demands in connection with
the killing Of several japanese and an
insult offered to the japanese flag.
Harriston, Miss, were killed and I'VE
more dangerously wounded ana seven
negroes slain as the result OF q drunk
en- spree by two negro brothers, Wal
ter and VIII Jones, aged l6 and is,
respectively. Sixteen negroes were
injured.
,...,.
No""Sel toI tue 'loS'n'g'' ,' 49,.
WenI HanuEeTS ueSIal'u mat '"'
court OF impeachment VIII not permit
Gov. Sulzer TO recite on the Witness
stand the story he Is preparing out
lining an alleged conspiracy on the
part OF Charles +, Murphy ana local
Democratic leaders throughout the
state 10 get rld OF ouI@er
The three masked men who held UP
the Alabama.Great Southern passen'
ger train from Birmingham TO New
Orleans near Tuscaloosa, Ala, and
after dynamIting the safe in the en-
press car and riding the mail car,
have escaped.
At Truro. Eng, q wasp stung Lady
Jane Wordsworth on the jugular vein,
and she died in 20 minutes. Lady
Molesworth was the widow of the late
Sir Lewis William Molesworth, Bart,
Before her marriage she was Miss
of Brig. Gen. Daniel Marsh Frost. u.
s. A.. OF st Louis.
The most important step thus far
toward the operation OF the Panama
canal took place when the seagoing
tug Gatun, drawing l2i2 feet OF water,
now floats on the bosom of Gatun
lake
President Wilson made these nomi.
nations: For assistant secretary of
the Treasury. Byron X. Newton OF
nue William f. l.. Peppcrcll. for the
district of Kansas: for postmaster.
PHILADELPHIA. John 4. Thornton.
Gen. Porfirlo Daz, enormously re.
ported in the United States to have
go - porr,,, r,roroo tror, mot
80, o,,ou ha,irs econ nc dougbter
ar,h,r,, ,or Voro CO.
The Servian government officially
admitted defeat at the hands of the
Albanians in the frontier fighting. Re.
ports said that G.O00 Albanians, com.
at DIbra and captured that city after
routing the seryfans.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

a detachment OF troop II, United
States second cavalry, were fred on
by Mexican federal cayalrymen while
the Americans were on patrol duty on
the international border about Is
miles east OF FL Paso, Tex.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Roland G. Garros, the French avi-
ator, flew 600 miles across the Medi-
etrranean from st. Raphael, France.
TO Blzerta, the most northern seaport
II Tunis. His time was hours and
63 minutes
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Officials OF the Panama exposition
suggest that toast to The Panama
Canal and the 1915 International Tx.
position, Which Celebrates Its Com.
pletion," be offered throughout the ma.
ton at every dinner, luncheon or ban.
quot held Friday, oct. 10, the day set
by the United States government for
blasting the last dixie to allow the
water TO enter the Panama canal.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

With the members Of the lower
house singing God he With You Till
We Meet Again." and harmony pre-
vailing, the extra session OF the Ten.
nessee general assembly came to a
close without any action being taken
on the Hooper liquor enforcement
bills.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Kraut cabbaEes have reached the
Unprecedented price OF sl7 ton at
Fremont, q.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Leo II. Frank. convicted OF the
murder Of Mary Phagan and sen.
fenced to be hanged Oct 10, has been
unanimously reelected president of
the Atlanta (Ga.) organization of the
BNai Birth.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Accused of having swindled a large
number OF girl college students and
many OF Chicago's most prominent
women. Miss Mabel Sturtevant, Mis-.
souri, university graduate. who won
the distinction OF being the worlds
best scholar" was arrested in Cb
cago.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

Eight children Of Uric Trudell, all
under lG years Of age, and their moth.
or were burned to death as they slept
in their home on st. Francis street.
Quebec Two girls were rescued.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-10-02

King Constantine of Greece, who
visiting in England. made prepare
tons for hurried return to Athens
The Balkan situation is regarded b
the Hellenic government as very dii
quieting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

of several years. based upon the ma
tlonai and South Carolina state rec
ords, as well az the testimony of eye
witnesses yet living.
AS these shots challenging the star
OF the West were fired OH January 3.
1901, three months and three days
prior to the bombardment of Fort
sumter. the question OF the firing OF
the. first shot on the latter occasion
sinks into comparative insignificance.
Four shots were fired at the United
states steamer Star Of the West by the
state troops or militia of South Caro-
lima. Three or the shots were fred
from the Morris Island battery by the
| south Carolina cadets. the first Morris
Island shot being fred by Captain j..
NJ. Whilden. Company a. who was In
command and who sighted the gun
| and gave the order to fire.
The lanyard was pulled by Cadet G..
w. Haynesworth. This was chal-
lenSing shot and was directed over
the how OF the vessel. AS the Star
OF the West came on, another shot
was fired from the Morris Island bat
terry directly at tho vessel, the gun be-
ing In charge OF s. q. Pickcns. by
whom II was sighted; but the shot
fell astern OF the ship. The third shot
from the Morris Island battery was
fred by T. y. Ferguson, who fired
gun number two lin the centre Of the
battery. This shot struck the ship,
and the steamer turned It's course to
the north again.
AT about the same time, one shot
was fired from Fort Moultrie. Major
r. y. Ripley in Command. This was al.
so a challenging shot. and was fred
from 10-inch columbiad in charge
| OF tho writer. who sighted. aimed and
dropped his shot In front of the vessel.
The lanyard being pulled by Robert
| Howell.
Some have thought that this las,
mentioned shot from Fort Moultrie
was the first single shot of the War of
Secession; but this cannot be estab-
lished with certainty Probably the
battery on Morris Island was the frat
to challenge tho Star of the West
although the shot directed by the
writer may have heen synchronou,
with It, Certainly this affair of Jan
| uary Q. 1851. was the first airing on
the nag" that is so popularly contrib
uted TO the bombardment of Fort Sum
! ter three months later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

forty-two- Founders. bearing on Fort
Moultrie, and to be In readiness for
action. At this critical moment Lieut.
tenant Richard kidder Meade. q young
Nirginian (who after the fall OF Fort
Sumter resigned his commission as n
United States officer. and Immediately
cast his lot with the Confederacy. in
1882. earnestly entreated that the
order to fire on Fort Moultrie. which
would commence civil war. should not
be given. Just then the Star of the
West turned about and Anderson said :
Hold on, do not fire; / will wait"
And thus by this timely. but unexpect-
ed interference was immfdiate blood
shed avoided, and because of 1t, Gun
No 13 on the parapet OF Moultrie was
not answered, and the corporal I'm
charge. after many vicissitudes of
May. 1865, under General Forrest in
the West
And 80 failed the pet scheme OF Cen
cral Scott and tho inelorious expedi
ton of the splendid1y equipped Star
OF the West. with Its fun complemcn Mt
Of men, arms and ammunition, with its
three months store of provision. In
the words OF Governor Pickens. in his
message to the South Carolina Legis-
laturc (Noverber 6. 1SGD, the enter
prise was undertaken under special
orders from the Lieutenant General
of the United states. marked by spc-
cial circumstances of trcachery and
duplicity." adding that the cannon
which opened upon the Star of the
West called a half million of frccmen
TO arms"
The question who fred the first
shot OF the war" an inquiry OF no his
toricsl Importance, has been discussed
controversially usoue ad nauseam, but,
strange as it may seem. even at this
late day. through ignorance, the Ques-
ton liz almost invariably answered in
correctly. The questioner is very apt
TO confound the bonbardment of Fort
sumter with the defeat of General
Scotts effort TO reinforce tina: strong
hold.
Since there is so little known about
the firing on the United States steamer
Star of the West. IL may he interest
ing TO establish the names OF those
who fred the first shots OF the War
| Between tho States. These names
have been verified BY the writer of this
article after careful Investigation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
[HA uNtV Ttt,ed6 '1plppatr6 A 81
a S GENE HIgIEE C7kE COLUMN '

Katherine Hubbard) Ballard was Rob-
ert, not Robin.
Francis (2) Ballard married daugh-
ter. not son. of Rev. James Wallace.
Anne Wallace. will 17Ao. Elizabeth
City County records, names srandchil-
dren Mary and James Westwood and
Mathew. Ballard and George Wythe
/ Ammo Wallace, wife OF Rev. James Wal
lace tmarried 1880, was twice widow
before she married Wallace. Her see
ond husband was Thomas Wythc, son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

In Georgia: Humphrey. Nathan ana
Philip Ballard and Horton Ballard.
Philip. think, was the son OF Byrum
and Sarah Ballard. horn 1898. OF Bed
ford or Campbell County. va.
William Ballard was private. Can
tain Madisons company from Abe
marie County. and was issued a land
warrant prior to 1855 enlisted 1910.
Thomas Ballard. Company S, Second
Virginia Regiment, private, spotsyl-
vania County. Va.
As already stated William. the inn
migrant. who came TO America in 1855,
after the death of his wife Elizabeth
| moved to Andover. Mass; remarked,
and there died The following Cont
| mental soldiers were doubtless his
descendants: William IT. Ballard. cap
tain Seventy-First Massachusetts In
fantry. afterwards jor
Benjamin Ballard sergeant Thr-
tsenth Massa chusetts Regiment
Jerome Ballard, captain Third New
Jersey Infantry.
Cantain kedar Ballard from North
Carolina.
William Henry Ballard. surgeon
Louisiana 1S49. resigned 1850
James H. Ballard. lieutenant United
States Army, from Maryland. 1918.
captain 1917. died 1929.
William Ballard. appointed from
| Massachusetts,. surgeon United states
Army, 1915, resigned 1872
The following Virginia Billiards. arc
on the pay rolls. War 1s12-ii:
David G.. Ballard, Garland Ballard.
David Ballard. Garland Ballard, Jr.
Robert NJ Ballard. sergeant F'fty-
Ninth Virginia Cavalry.
Rice Carter Ballard was the son %
Benjamin Ballard. of Kentucky who
was the son OF Benjamin Ballard, OF
| fredericksburg. Spotsylvania County.
Va Benjamin. Sr.. had three sons:
Benjamin, James and William. Three
daughters: Mary. married Lewis Hen
ing: Margaret. married Waite: Ollie,
married I.caret
Sarah Ballard. of Albemarle, mar
ried John Maupin.
William Maupin. of Albemar1e, mar
ried Miss Ballard.
Edmond and Elizabeth Gentry Bal
lard moved from Virginia to Madison
County, Ky, after 1856: Burnett D. Bal.
lard. to Tabb County, Ky.
Patsy Ballard, Albemarle County.
married Garland Brown, 1924.
Mary Ballard. Albemarle County,
married Thomas Ellis 1921.
Milly Ballard. Albermarle County,
married Wilson Gardiner. 1890
| Mary Ballard, Albemarle County,
married William Thompson. 1916
| John w. Ballard. born 1855. Jessa-
mine County, Ky, married Miss Met
calf. 1863.
Thomas Houston Ballard. horn 1907,
died 1913. Sanse County, Ky, married
1897. Miss Bourne.
James Bcll Ballard, horn in Virginia,
| i7TS, died 1877, moved to Kentucky
| 1909. married Miss Jarmen.
| John Ballard. Albemarle County, Va.
married Miss Thompson. issue: l. Ed
mond or Edward, married Elizabeth
Gentry. .. James Bell married Fannie,
Jarmen. 3. David. A. William. ;.
Nicholas. G. John, married Pleasant.
| Jarmen, 1916.
| John r. Ballard and Thomas T.. Bal
| lard. of the Ballard House and Ex-
change, Richmond were. think, des-
cendants of Thomas Ballard OF Albe-
marie County. Miss Stone. of Hollins
| Institute, informs me that they we're
cousins of her father. and of the late
| William r. Pettitt, who was q descend
ant Of Thomas, OF Spotsylvania. Thos.
T.. Ballard. years hefure his death, told
the writer he was lineal descendant
of Thomas % Ballard, OF York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Morgantown, w. Va.

Editor OF the Genealogy Column:
Sir.-Noticing an article on an
other Lee Family" in your issue OF
March =. 1913, ] hevein enclose some
other Shelton data. giving the other
children OF Richard Shelton. Can the
person giving YOU the Lee line give me
record and proof OF same, OF Revo-
lutionary War for Richard Shcltonr
In his Erandson's Bible he is called
Captain Richard shelton. Also can he
give me data and where John Rucker
Jr was born. and names of his par
ents? Hoping the little can give will
nil out the Skeletons for Constant
Reader" | remain
Very respectfully.
MARGARET SOUTHGATE RUCKER
Mrs +. II. RuckerJ
/. Richard shelton, born King VIII
liam County. Va, August II, i72S, died
Amherst County. Va, January .. 1871.
Son Of Ralph and Mary (Pollard) Shell
ton Married, August 20, 1916, in King,
William County, Va. Mary Wright
tborn 1928. died 1922. said to be-
daughter OF Francis md Mary GIaw-
kins) Wright. Children of Richard
and Mary tWrighp shelton: Ralph.
born January II, 1852. died July 10.
1884; Elizabeth, born March 20, 1884.
married George Lee; Richard. born May
10. 1856. died July 20, 1862: John, born
November 10, 1855, married Ann roin-
dexter: Mary, born December "a 1850
died February 25 l11S; Isaac, born
August 3, 1863. died August 90. 1885;
Sarah, born October IA, l,65. married
John Chappell; Nancy. horn January
IS. 1867, married tAmherst County,
Va.). March %, 1858.
John Fucker. Jr., born -, died
Amherst County. Va, February 10,
1872. died Amherst County, Va. Jam
uary - 1850. Charlotte. horn April
10. ITO. died February II. l77S vii.
liam. horn August 10, 1873. married
Ann Daniels.
Children of John .Ir.. and Nancy
tShelton) Rucker, Willis. horn June S,
l7S9 married first PAMELA Cole, sec
ond Tabitha Arnold; Mary shelton,
born, February -. 1921, married. 1907,
John Edwards. died 1884, Sarah Shell
ton. born March 81. 1898, married, 1872,
John Wills, died 1915; Jane Ellis. born
September IA, 1875. died in Missouri,
1875: Elizabeth Lee, born May 3 l7a7,
married. lSl2, Andrew Moreland; SUI
sauna, born March %, 1901, married
1920, Constantine Brown; Richard
Fleming, born January -, 1907, died
lin Texas; John Dapney Lewis. born
December 1. 1911, died Missouri, 1859,
married. Virginia, Devemoer 90 1897,
Lucy Jane Tinsley. daughter az ed
ward and Jane 0pawsor) Tinsley.
Woul, he grateful for any data conf
corning ancestry of John Rucker, Jr.
and OF Edward Tiusley,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Ballard Family
(Continuedl.

(Continued).
r. Corrections of typographical errors
In Ballard data OF March o:
Anne. daughter OF William Thomas s,
married Thomas Ballard and died 1873.
BY second wife Thomas Ballard
had son Francis. not Thomas
The second child of Thomas (2) and