Warren G. Ball was born September 23, 1858 in Arkansas, son of Elbridge Mason Ball (1836-1864) and Elizabeth Jane Lawrence (1840-1922). Elizabeth Jane had been married before to Joseph Mobley who died in 1860. The Arkansas County Marriage Index shows that Eldridge M. Ball, age 23, and and Elizabeth Jane Mobley, age 19, were married on January 1, 1861 in Independence County, Arkansas. This information and the information shown in the 1870 census as well as in the marriage record for Warren Ball would indicate that Warren's birthdate reflected on his tombstone more appropriately should be 1862 rather than 1858; however, the 1900 census states that Warren's birthdate is October 1958.
The 1870 Federal Census for Barren, Arkansas (Independence Arkansas) shows Warren Ball, age 8, born in Arkansas; living with his mother, Elizabeth Crow, age 29, born in Arkansas; and her third husband, James H. Crow, a farmer, age 24, born in North Carolina. Also living in the household was Warren's brother, John Ball, age 6, born in Arkansas; and his half-brothers, James T. Mobley, age 12; and William T. Crow, age 3; both born in Arkansas.
The Arkansas County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 shows that W. G. Ball, age 20, married K. Nehemiah Baker, age 21, on August 30, 1882 in Independence County, Arkansas. Kisszar Nehemiah 'Nermi' Baker was born December 16, 1860 in Kansas.
The 1900 Federal Census for Owen, Arkansas (Poinsett County) shows Warren G. Ball, age 41, born October 1858 in Arkansas; and his wife, Kisszar N. Ball, age 39, born December 1860 in Arkansas. Living with them were 9 children: Sherman Ball, a farm laborer, age 17, born May 1883; Louis C. Ball, a farm laborer, age 15, born March 1895; William H. Ball, age 12, born July 1887; Robert F. Ball, age 11, born June 1888; James T. Ball, age 9, born October 1890; Mary E. Ball, age 8, born January 1892; Gracy J. Ball, age 6, born May 1894; Lafayette Ball, age 4, born February 1896; and July A. Ball, age 2, born February 1898; all born in Arkansas. Also living in the household was Warren's widowed mother, Elizabeth Crow, age 61, born March 1839 in Alabama (should be Arkansas).
The 1920 Federal Census for Taylor, Arkansas (Craighead County) shows Warren G. Ball, a farmer, age 62, born in Arkansas; and his wife, Kattie N. Ball, a housewife, age 60, born in Arkansas. Living with them were four children: Mary Ball, age 24; Lottie Ball, age 17; Theodora Ball, age 14; and Edith K. Ball, age 11; all born in Arkansas.
The 1930 Federal Census for Blackburn, Oklahoma (Jefferson County) shows W. G. Ball, a farmer, age 72, born in Arkansas; and his wife, K. N. Ball, age 68, born in Arkansas. Living with them were two grandchildren: Lloyd Fuller, age 12; and Lois Fuller, age 10; both born in Arkansas.
The 1940 Federal Census for Everidge, Oklahoma (Choctaw County) shows Warren G. Ball, age 82, born in Arkansas; and his wife, Kizzie N. Ball, age 80, born in Arkansas. They were living in the household of their married daughter, Edith K. Wood, age 33, born in Arkansas; and her husband, Narban J. Wood, a farmer, age 36, born in Mississippi; and their four children: Charlotte Marie Wood, age 11; Elsie Ray Wood, age 10; Towanda Jean Wood, age 6; and Norman W. Wood, age 4; all born in Oklahoma.
Nermi died March 18, 1947 in Bryan County, Oklahoma and was buried in Highland Cemetery in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County). Warren died about a month later on April 28, 1947 in Bryan County, Oklahoma and was buried beside his wife.
The 1870 Federal Census for Barren, Arkansas (Independence Arkansas) shows Warren Ball, age 8, born in Arkansas; living with his mother, Elizabeth Crow, age 29, born in Arkansas; and her third husband, James H. Crow, a farmer, age 24, born in North Carolina. Also living in the household was Warren's brother, John Ball, age 6, born in Arkansas; and his half-brothers, James T. Mobley, age 12; and William T. Crow, age 3; both born in Arkansas.
The Arkansas County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 shows that W. G. Ball, age 20, married K. Nehemiah Baker, age 21, on August 30, 1882 in Independence County, Arkansas. Kisszar Nehemiah 'Nermi' Baker was born December 16, 1860 in Kansas.
The 1900 Federal Census for Owen, Arkansas (Poinsett County) shows Warren G. Ball, age 41, born October 1858 in Arkansas; and his wife, Kisszar N. Ball, age 39, born December 1860 in Arkansas. Living with them were 9 children: Sherman Ball, a farm laborer, age 17, born May 1883; Louis C. Ball, a farm laborer, age 15, born March 1895; William H. Ball, age 12, born July 1887; Robert F. Ball, age 11, born June 1888; James T. Ball, age 9, born October 1890; Mary E. Ball, age 8, born January 1892; Gracy J. Ball, age 6, born May 1894; Lafayette Ball, age 4, born February 1896; and July A. Ball, age 2, born February 1898; all born in Arkansas. Also living in the household was Warren's widowed mother, Elizabeth Crow, age 61, born March 1839 in Alabama (should be Arkansas).
The 1920 Federal Census for Taylor, Arkansas (Craighead County) shows Warren G. Ball, a farmer, age 62, born in Arkansas; and his wife, Kattie N. Ball, a housewife, age 60, born in Arkansas. Living with them were four children: Mary Ball, age 24; Lottie Ball, age 17; Theodora Ball, age 14; and Edith K. Ball, age 11; all born in Arkansas.
The 1930 Federal Census for Blackburn, Oklahoma (Jefferson County) shows W. G. Ball, a farmer, age 72, born in Arkansas; and his wife, K. N. Ball, age 68, born in Arkansas. Living with them were two grandchildren: Lloyd Fuller, age 12; and Lois Fuller, age 10; both born in Arkansas.
The 1940 Federal Census for Everidge, Oklahoma (Choctaw County) shows Warren G. Ball, age 82, born in Arkansas; and his wife, Kizzie N. Ball, age 80, born in Arkansas. They were living in the household of their married daughter, Edith K. Wood, age 33, born in Arkansas; and her husband, Narban J. Wood, a farmer, age 36, born in Mississippi; and their four children: Charlotte Marie Wood, age 11; Elsie Ray Wood, age 10; Towanda Jean Wood, age 6; and Norman W. Wood, age 4; all born in Oklahoma.
Nermi died March 18, 1947 in Bryan County, Oklahoma and was buried in Highland Cemetery in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County). Warren died about a month later on April 28, 1947 in Bryan County, Oklahoma and was buried beside his wife.
Warren G. Ball was born September 23, 1858 in Arkansas, son of Elbridge Mason Ball (1836-1864) and Elizabeth Jane Lawrence (1840-1922). Elizabeth Jane had been married before to Joseph Mobley who died in 1860. The Arkansas County Marriage Index shows that Eldridge M. Ball, age 23, and and Elizabeth Jane Mobley, age 19, were married on January 1, 1861 in Independence County, Arkansas. This information and the information shown in the 1870 census as well as in the marriage record for Warren Ball would indicate that Warren's birthdate reflected on his tombstone more appropriately should be 1862 rather than 1858; however, the 1900 census states that Warren's birthdate is October 1958.
The 1870 Federal Census for Barren, Arkansas (Independence Arkansas) shows Warren Ball, age 8, born in Arkansas; living with his mother, Elizabeth Crow, age 29, born in Arkansas; and her third husband, James H. Crow, a farmer, age 24, born in North Carolina. Also living in the household was Warren's brother, John Ball, age 6, born in Arkansas; and his half-brothers, James T. Mobley, age 12; and William T. Crow, age 3; both born in Arkansas.
The Arkansas County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 shows that W. G. Ball, age 20, married K. Nehemiah Baker, age 21, on August 30, 1882 in Independence County, Arkansas. Kisszar Nehemiah 'Nermi' Baker was born December 16, 1860 in Kansas.
The 1900 Federal Census for Owen, Arkansas (Poinsett County) shows Warren G. Ball, age 41, born October 1858 in Arkansas; and his wife, Kisszar N. Ball, age 39, born December 1860 in Arkansas. Living with them were 9 children: Sherman Ball, a farm laborer, age 17, born May 1883; Louis C. Ball, a farm laborer, age 15, born March 1895; William H. Ball, age 12, born July 1887; Robert F. Ball, age 11, born June 1888; James T. Ball, age 9, born October 1890; Mary E. Ball, age 8, born January 1892; Gracy J. Ball, age 6, born May 1894; Lafayette Ball, age 4, born February 1896; and July A. Ball, age 2, born February 1898; all born in Arkansas. Also living in the household was Warren's widowed mother, Elizabeth Crow, age 61, born March 1839 in Alabama (should be Arkansas).
The 1920 Federal Census for Taylor, Arkansas (Craighead County) shows Warren G. Ball, a farmer, age 62, born in Arkansas; and his wife, Kattie N. Ball, a housewife, age 60, born in Arkansas. Living with them were four children: Mary Ball, age 24; Lottie Ball, age 17; Theodora Ball, age 14; and Edith K. Ball, age 11; all born in Arkansas.
The 1930 Federal Census for Blackburn, Oklahoma (Jefferson County) shows W. G. Ball, a farmer, age 72, born in Arkansas; and his wife, K. N. Ball, age 68, born in Arkansas. Living with them were two grandchildren: Lloyd Fuller, age 12; and Lois Fuller, age 10; both born in Arkansas.
The 1940 Federal Census for Everidge, Oklahoma (Choctaw County) shows Warren G. Ball, age 82, born in Arkansas; and his wife, Kizzie N. Ball, age 80, born in Arkansas. They were living in the household of their married daughter, Edith K. Wood, age 33, born in Arkansas; and her husband, Narban J. Wood, a farmer, age 36, born in Mississippi; and their four children: Charlotte Marie Wood, age 11; Elsie Ray Wood, age 10; Towanda Jean Wood, age 6; and Norman W. Wood, age 4; all born in Oklahoma.
Nermi died March 18, 1947 in Bryan County, Oklahoma and was buried in Highland Cemetery in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County). Warren died about a month later on April 28, 1947 in Bryan County, Oklahoma and was buried beside his wife.
The 1870 Federal Census for Barren, Arkansas (Independence Arkansas) shows Warren Ball, age 8, born in Arkansas; living with his mother, Elizabeth Crow, age 29, born in Arkansas; and her third husband, James H. Crow, a farmer, age 24, born in North Carolina. Also living in the household was Warren's brother, John Ball, age 6, born in Arkansas; and his half-brothers, James T. Mobley, age 12; and William T. Crow, age 3; both born in Arkansas.
The Arkansas County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 shows that W. G. Ball, age 20, married K. Nehemiah Baker, age 21, on August 30, 1882 in Independence County, Arkansas. Kisszar Nehemiah 'Nermi' Baker was born December 16, 1860 in Kansas.
The 1900 Federal Census for Owen, Arkansas (Poinsett County) shows Warren G. Ball, age 41, born October 1858 in Arkansas; and his wife, Kisszar N. Ball, age 39, born December 1860 in Arkansas. Living with them were 9 children: Sherman Ball, a farm laborer, age 17, born May 1883; Louis C. Ball, a farm laborer, age 15, born March 1895; William H. Ball, age 12, born July 1887; Robert F. Ball, age 11, born June 1888; James T. Ball, age 9, born October 1890; Mary E. Ball, age 8, born January 1892; Gracy J. Ball, age 6, born May 1894; Lafayette Ball, age 4, born February 1896; and July A. Ball, age 2, born February 1898; all born in Arkansas. Also living in the household was Warren's widowed mother, Elizabeth Crow, age 61, born March 1839 in Alabama (should be Arkansas).
The 1920 Federal Census for Taylor, Arkansas (Craighead County) shows Warren G. Ball, a farmer, age 62, born in Arkansas; and his wife, Kattie N. Ball, a housewife, age 60, born in Arkansas. Living with them were four children: Mary Ball, age 24; Lottie Ball, age 17; Theodora Ball, age 14; and Edith K. Ball, age 11; all born in Arkansas.
The 1930 Federal Census for Blackburn, Oklahoma (Jefferson County) shows W. G. Ball, a farmer, age 72, born in Arkansas; and his wife, K. N. Ball, age 68, born in Arkansas. Living with them were two grandchildren: Lloyd Fuller, age 12; and Lois Fuller, age 10; both born in Arkansas.
The 1940 Federal Census for Everidge, Oklahoma (Choctaw County) shows Warren G. Ball, age 82, born in Arkansas; and his wife, Kizzie N. Ball, age 80, born in Arkansas. They were living in the household of their married daughter, Edith K. Wood, age 33, born in Arkansas; and her husband, Narban J. Wood, a farmer, age 36, born in Mississippi; and their four children: Charlotte Marie Wood, age 11; Elsie Ray Wood, age 10; Towanda Jean Wood, age 6; and Norman W. Wood, age 4; all born in Oklahoma.
Nermi died March 18, 1947 in Bryan County, Oklahoma and was buried in Highland Cemetery in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County). Warren died about a month later on April 28, 1947 in Bryan County, Oklahoma and was buried beside his wife.
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