Aaron Ball (Deacon)

MALE
BIRTH: 6 Oct 1754, Connecticut Farms, Morris County, New Jersey, America [Ref#15,#51,#61,#124,#171,#215]
DEATH: 21 Dec 1841, Elizabeth, Union County, New Jersey, USA [Ref#61,#124]
NOTE : Could be record S2369, DAR 106657, 102703. [Ref#123]
NOTE : 1745, Could be birth date. [Ref#15,#61]
BAPTISM: Baptist. [Ref#171]
NOTE : Was a justice of the peace. [Ref#171]
NOTE : May have died in Westfield, New Jersey, USA [Ref#171]
NOTE : 21 Dec 1842, Could be died date. [Ref#171]

OCCUPATION: Blacksmith in Scotch Plains, NY

Father: Nathaniel Ball ....(1715 ~ 1790 )
Mother: Esther Osborn ....(? ~ ? )

Family 1: Martha Wade ....(? ~ ? ) P»

Polly Ball ....(22 Mar 1775 ~ 1852) S»
Aaron Ball ....(? ~ ) S»
Henry Ball ....(? ~ ) S»
Phebe Ball ....(? ~ ) S»
Mary Ball ....(? ~ )

Family 2: Hannah Willis ....(ABT 1752 ~ 20 Mar 1816 )

Ann Harriet Ball ....(? ~ ) S»
Nancy Ball ....(? ~ ) S»
John Ball ....(? ~ Jun 1845)

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                                                       ___________________
                                  _Edward Ball _______|___________________
                   _Thomas Ball _|
                  |              |                     _Thomas Blatchley _
                  |              |_Abigail Blatchley _|_Susannah Ball ____
 _Nathaniel Ball _|
|                 |                                    _Stephen Davis ____
|                 |               _Thomas Davis ______|_Mary Grant _______
|                 |_Sarah Davis _|
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|                                |_Mary Ward _________|___________________
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|--Aaron Ball 
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|_Esther Osborn __|
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Notes

Ref#61:
Ball, Aaron b 1745-1835, enlisted 1776 as a private in Capt. Wm.
Brittons's Co. Morris Co. NJ militia (S-499) he was born in Connecticut
Farms; married Patty{?} Wade, died in Elizabeth, NJ

Ref#32:
Connecticut Farms was the "refuge" of the Fighting Parson of the
Revolution- Re. 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.

Ref#122:
31Jan1787 - Aaron Ball, Elizabeth Town, adv. that all persons indebted to
him, towards the Singing School in Elizabeth Town, are desired to make
payment to Daniel Ross, Blacksmith of said place, with who the
subscriptions are left. New Jersey Journal, Elizabethtown.
19Sep1787 - This may certify that Mr. Aaron Thomson has taught school in
this vicinity upwards of two years and an half and has in all respects
walked worthy of the vocation of a Christian and a tutor of a school.
Moreover, we approve of his expelling James Heard from school and in
justice to his character we think proper to subscribe. Robert Wade, Caleb
Jefferys, Caleb Halstead, Daniel Wade, James Carpenter, Benjamin Watkins,
Jonas Wade, Joshua Winans, Josiah Woodruff, Eliakim Little, ***Aaron
Ball***, Henry Wade, Caleb Wade, John Beach, Charles Townley, Cornelius
Williams, Nehemiah Ball, Samuel Norris, James Meeker, Aaron Meeker, Henry
Jefferys, William French, Josiah Woodruff Jr, Doctor Bonnell, Jotham
Wade, John Maxwell, Samuel Maxwell. New Jersey Journal Elizabethtown.
14May1788 - Henry Wade, Elder, Connecticut Farms, certifies to all
persons that Aaron Ball has at all times sought a pacific and living
conclusion of the differences which have subsisted between me and my
brother Deacon Wade...This is followed by a statement of Aaron Ball,
Connecticut Farms, that he has been slandered and stigmatized by a Deacon
of the Church at this place and a justice of the peace... New Jersey
Journal, Elizabethtown.
8Oct1788 - Aaron Ball adv. a vendue to be held on the 20th inst. at his
house in Connecticut Farms of horses, cattle and household furniture. New
Jersey Journal, Elizabethtown.
1Jul1789 - For sale, a small plantation in Connecticut Farms on the main
road from Elizabeth Town to Morristown, with new convenient buildings.
Apply to Aaron Ball, or in his absence to Nehemiah Ball in Connecticut
Farms. New Jersey Journal, Elizabethtown.

Ref#136:
May have been a member of The Hanover Township Militia (Aron).

Ref#215:
The town of Connecticut Farms was sometimes known as Wade farms because
there were so many Wade's there.

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