Rachel Ball

FEMALE
BIRTH: 1729, Newark/Connecticut Farms, Essex County, New Jersey, America [Ref#15,#51,#153]
DEATH: 1750 [Ref#124,#153]
NOTE : Also listed as Rachael.
NOTE : Had 2 sons. [Ref#53]
BURIAL: Presbyterian Churchyard, Union, Union County, New Jersey [Ref#211]
NOTE : Two sons, said to have died soon after their mother. Line prob. extinct. [Ref#124]
NOTE : 1728, Could be birth date. [Ref#133]

Father: Thomas Ball ....(1688 ~ 18 Oct 1744 ) Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, America
Mother: Sarah Davis ....(1689-1690 ~ 1 Feb 1778 ) Essex County, New Jersey, America

Family 1: Samuel Headley , Jr. ....(ABT 1723 ~ 7 Nov 1787 )

MARRIAGE: ?

Rachel Headley ....(? ~ )

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                                                         _________________
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                _Edward Ball _______|
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 _Thomas Ball _|
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|              |                     _Thomas Blatchley _|_________________
|              |_Abigail Blatchley _|
|                                   |                    _Alling Ball ____
|                                   |_Susannah Ball ____|_Dorothy Tuttle _
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|--Rachel Ball 
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|                                    _Stephen Davis ____|_________________
|               _Thomas Davis ______|
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|              |                    |_Mary Grant _______|_________________
|_Sarah Davis _|
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               |_Mary Ward _________|
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Notes

Connecticut Farms was the "refuge" of the Fighting Parson of the
Revolution- Rev. James Caldwell. It was a little village located four
miles from Elizabethtown, now Elizabeth, Union County, NJ. Source is "A
Puritan Heritage." Lynn G. Lockward, Caldwell, NJ: , 1955. This
information was on p. 89-90.

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