ENOCH BALL was born about 1833 or 1834 in Harlan County, Kentucky.
He married Nancy Charlotte Hampton.
Enoch Ball served in the civil war as a Private on the roster of Company e., First Battalion, Arkansas Confederat Cavalry, which was organized at Fayetteville on October 9, 1861. The Company was referred to as "The Davis Light Horse."
Ball, Enoch: Co. E: 1 Batt'n (Stirman's) Ark. Cav; Pvt
Ball, Enoch: Co. H; 27 Ark. Inf.; Pvt; See also Adam's Reg't Ark. Inf.
To this blessed marriage were born the following children:
James Ball (1858-)
John Ball (1862-)
William Ball (1899-)
Caleb Ball (1869-)
Minter Ball (1871-)
Rhoda Ball (1874-)
Divid Ball (1876-)
Rosetta J. Ball (1879-)
He married Nancy Charlotte Hampton.
Enoch Ball served in the civil war as a Private on the roster of Company e., First Battalion, Arkansas Confederat Cavalry, which was organized at Fayetteville on October 9, 1861. The Company was referred to as "The Davis Light Horse."
Ball, Enoch: Co. E: 1 Batt'n (Stirman's) Ark. Cav; Pvt
Ball, Enoch: Co. H; 27 Ark. Inf.; Pvt; See also Adam's Reg't Ark. Inf.
To this blessed marriage were born the following children:
James Ball (1858-)
John Ball (1862-)
William Ball (1899-)
Caleb Ball (1869-)
Minter Ball (1871-)
Rhoda Ball (1874-)
Divid Ball (1876-)
Rosetta J. Ball (1879-)
ENOCH BALL was born about 1833 or 1834 in Harlan County, Kentucky.
He married Nancy Charlotte Hampton.
Enoch Ball served in the civil war as a Private on the roster of Company e., First Battalion, Arkansas Confederat Cavalry, which was organized at Fayetteville on October 9, 1861. The Company was referred to as "The Davis Light Horse."
Ball, Enoch: Co. E: 1 Batt'n (Stirman's) Ark. Cav; Pvt
Ball, Enoch: Co. H; 27 Ark. Inf.; Pvt; See also Adam's Reg't Ark. Inf.
To this blessed marriage were born the following children:
James Ball (1858-)
John Ball (1862-)
William Ball (1899-)
Caleb Ball (1869-)
Minter Ball (1871-)
Rhoda Ball (1874-)
Divid Ball (1876-)
Rosetta J. Ball (1879-)
He married Nancy Charlotte Hampton.
Enoch Ball served in the civil war as a Private on the roster of Company e., First Battalion, Arkansas Confederat Cavalry, which was organized at Fayetteville on October 9, 1861. The Company was referred to as "The Davis Light Horse."
Ball, Enoch: Co. E: 1 Batt'n (Stirman's) Ark. Cav; Pvt
Ball, Enoch: Co. H; 27 Ark. Inf.; Pvt; See also Adam's Reg't Ark. Inf.
To this blessed marriage were born the following children:
James Ball (1858-)
John Ball (1862-)
William Ball (1899-)
Caleb Ball (1869-)
Minter Ball (1871-)
Rhoda Ball (1874-)
Divid Ball (1876-)
Rosetta J. Ball (1879-)
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h/o Nancy Charlotte Hampton Ball s/o Mary Ball
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