[Inside Cover]

L. Jane Waring
1836.

To/ Ann B. Deas
1841

Keating S. Ball
from
Ann B. Deas
Feb^r. 24^th 1853

[Title Page]

John Ball Jun^r.
June 18 1804

L. Jane Waring 1836.

[Family History: Page 1]

Comingtee St. John’s Berkley.

John Ball was married to Elizabeth Bryan (daughter of
John & Lydia) at Campvere Tuesday evening March 6^th 1804 by the
Rev. Milward Pogson Rector of St. James Goose Creek.

Elias Ball (Son of John and Elizabeth) was born in Charleston about 10 o’clock
Sunday morning March 17^th 1805 and was baptized Tuesday 19^th by the Rev. M. Pogson.
Elias Ball of Limerick, John Ball of Kensington and Mrs. Eleanor Simons were Sponsors.
He died in Tradd Street on Friday the 26^th of September 1834
Aged 29 years 6 months and 9 days. And was interred in
the family burial place at Strawberry Chapel.

Lydia Jane Ball (daughter of John and Elizabeth) was born in Charleston
about 11 o’clock Thursday morning December 24^th 1807. Was baptized by the Rev.
James Dewar Simons, Rector of St. Philip’s, January 18^th 1808. _ Isaac Ball of
Midway, Mrs. Sarah Ludia Lucas and Mrs. Lydia Bryan by her proxy E. Ball were
Sponsors_She was married in Charleston on Saturday night September 29, 1827 by the Rev.
Alston Gibbes Asist. Minister of St. Philip’s Church to Francis Malbone Waring Eldest son of Dr. ^Edmund Thomas
Edmund Waring of Newport Rhode Island. She died at Comingtee St. John’s Berkely on Sunday
night 18^th April [?] 1841 at 10 o’clock & buried in the family Cemetery at Strawberry [on Tuesday?].

Elizabeth Bryan Ball (second daughter of John and Elizabeth) was born in
Charleston about 9 o’clock Thursday morning November 10^th 1809. Was baptized at
Campvere by the Rev. Christopher Edwards Gadsden Rector of St. John’s Berkley
January 31st 1810. Mrs. Lydia Bryan, Miss Elizabeth Catherine Poyas and
John Ball of Comingtee were Sponsors. _ She died in Hasell Street Tuesday
morning [15?] past nine o’clock June 13, 1826 of a short illness of an affection of the Liver
and was interred the following day in the family burial place at Strawberry Chapel.

Eleanor Simons Ball (third daughter of John and Elizabeth) was born in
Charleston Thursday noon February 17^th 1811. Was baptized in Strawberry Chapel
Sunday March 8^th 1812 by the Rev. John Jacob Tschudy Rector of St. John’s Berkley.
Keating Simons of Charleston, Mrs. Eleanor Simons and her Mother E Ball were
Sponsors. _ And died in Charleston Friday morning. 19 September 1817 victim to
the stingers or yellow fever. Aged 6 years 7 months and 12 days. And was interred in the
family burial place at Strawberry the day following.

John Coming Ball (second son of John and Elizabeth) was born in
Charleston 15 minutes after 1 o’ clock Friday morning 11 September 1812
and was privately baptized on Monday 12 October by the Rev. Mr.
James Dewar Simons. Was received publicly in St. Philip’s Church by the same
Clergyman Friday 13^th August 1813. his Sureties are John Ball Senr. John Ball Junr. &
Sarah [Lye?] Lucas. Died at his residence Strawberry on March 19^th May 1845 and was
buried at the Family Cemetery at Strawberry on the Wednesday following.

Elizabeth Ball died Tuesday morning 22 September 1812 in
Charleston aged 28 years 8 months & 17 days of Apoplexy and was interred
in the family burial at Strawberry Thursday following.

[Family History: Page 2]

John Ball was married to Ann Simons (daughter of Keating &
Sarah Simons and widow of Thomas Simons Esqr. of Lewisfield
St. John’s Berkley, Thursday evening May 5^th 1814 by the Rev. James
Dewar Simons Rector of St. Philips Charleston.

Ann Ball (daughter of John & Ann) was born on Monday night 8^th May 1815
about 15 minutes past ten o’clock, in Charleston and was baptized in St.
Philip’s church on Friday 22 September by the Rector Rev. Christopher E. Gadsden
Sponsors are John Ball Sen., Mrs. Keating Simons of Mrs. Keating Lewis
Simons___ Died in Cordesville St. Johns Berkley of Pulmonary con-
sumption Thursday morning June 30^th 1859 at 20 minutes to 5 [o’clock?]
and was buried in the family burial place at Strawberry Chapel [on Friday?]

Keating Simons Ball (Son of John and Ann) was born Tuesday night
24^th February 1818 at half past eight o’clock in Charleston. Was baptized on
Friday 12 Dec. 1823 in the house of his grandfather in Orange Street by the Rev. Allston Gibbes
assistant minister of St. Philips’ Church Sponsor Keating Simons, Eleanor Simons &
[Sedgewick?] Lewis Simons

Judith Boisseau Ball (second daughter of John and Ann) was born in Charleston at half past four o’clock
Wednesday afternoon February 16^th 1820. Was baptized on Sunday March 2nd 18^th by the
Rev^d. John Jacob Tschudy at Comingtee. She died with sore throat & croup 20 minutes before 5 o’clock
on Monday afternoon March 3d, 1823 and was interred in the family burial place at Strawberry
Tuesday afternoon March 4^th.

John Ball died in Hasell Street 24^th June
1834 aged 51 years 9 months and 12 days
and was interred in the family burial place
at Strawberry the day following.

Ann Ball widow of John Ball died in Charleston on Thursday
25^th June 1840 about 4 o’clock in the afternoon of Country fever and
was buried in the family cemetery at Strawberry the day following,
aged 63 years 6 months and 14 days