Pioneer Settler of Lee County, Virginia.
Revolutionary War Soldier and Indian Figher. He was a surveyor of the road from Martin's Station (Lee County, Virginia) to Cumberland Gap, where the three states of Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky come together.
John Ball is buried in the Cave where he had hidden when he was younger to escape being killed by Indians.
His Mother and brother, William, were killed by the Indians.
John's wife was Mary (Polly) Yeary.
He was the son of George and Kezziah Ball.
1. George Ball (1720 - 1801)
2. John Ball (1756 - 1809)
3. George Washington Ball (1787 - 1852)
4. Arthur Ball (1816 - 20 May 1865)
5. Sarah "Sally" E. Ball Marcum (10 Mar 1842 - 31 May 1923)
6. Rachel Emma Marcum Akers (28 Feb 1865 - 22 Feb 1931)
7. Rev. James Luther Akers (07 Apr 1890 - 24 Oct 1967)
8. Ralph Clayton Akers (09 Mar 1918 - 14 Dec 1981)
9. Pat
Revolutionary War Soldier and Indian Figher. He was a surveyor of the road from Martin's Station (Lee County, Virginia) to Cumberland Gap, where the three states of Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky come together.
John Ball is buried in the Cave where he had hidden when he was younger to escape being killed by Indians.
His Mother and brother, William, were killed by the Indians.
John's wife was Mary (Polly) Yeary.
He was the son of George and Kezziah Ball.
1. George Ball (1720 - 1801)
2. John Ball (1756 - 1809)
3. George Washington Ball (1787 - 1852)
4. Arthur Ball (1816 - 20 May 1865)
5. Sarah "Sally" E. Ball Marcum (10 Mar 1842 - 31 May 1923)
6. Rachel Emma Marcum Akers (28 Feb 1865 - 22 Feb 1931)
7. Rev. James Luther Akers (07 Apr 1890 - 24 Oct 1967)
8. Ralph Clayton Akers (09 Mar 1918 - 14 Dec 1981)
9. Pat
Pioneer Settler of Lee County, Virginia.
Revolutionary War Soldier and Indian Figher. He was a surveyor of the road from Martin's Station (Lee County, Virginia) to Cumberland Gap, where the three states of Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky come together.
John Ball is buried in the Cave where he had hidden when he was younger to escape being killed by Indians.
His Mother and brother, William, were killed by the Indians.
John's wife was Mary (Polly) Yeary.
He was the son of George and Kezziah Ball.
1. George Ball (1720 - 1801)
2. John Ball (1756 - 1809)
3. George Washington Ball (1787 - 1852)
4. Arthur Ball (1816 - 20 May 1865)
5. Sarah "Sally" E. Ball Marcum (10 Mar 1842 - 31 May 1923)
6. Rachel Emma Marcum Akers (28 Feb 1865 - 22 Feb 1931)
7. Rev. James Luther Akers (07 Apr 1890 - 24 Oct 1967)
8. Ralph Clayton Akers (09 Mar 1918 - 14 Dec 1981)
9. Pat
Revolutionary War Soldier and Indian Figher. He was a surveyor of the road from Martin's Station (Lee County, Virginia) to Cumberland Gap, where the three states of Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky come together.
John Ball is buried in the Cave where he had hidden when he was younger to escape being killed by Indians.
His Mother and brother, William, were killed by the Indians.
John's wife was Mary (Polly) Yeary.
He was the son of George and Kezziah Ball.
1. George Ball (1720 - 1801)
2. John Ball (1756 - 1809)
3. George Washington Ball (1787 - 1852)
4. Arthur Ball (1816 - 20 May 1865)
5. Sarah "Sally" E. Ball Marcum (10 Mar 1842 - 31 May 1923)
6. Rachel Emma Marcum Akers (28 Feb 1865 - 22 Feb 1931)
7. Rev. James Luther Akers (07 Apr 1890 - 24 Oct 1967)
8. Ralph Clayton Akers (09 Mar 1918 - 14 Dec 1981)
9. Pat
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