Col. William Ball, III, of "Millenbeck"

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Col. William Ball, III, of "Millenbeck"

Also Known As: "Col Wm Ball III Gent. of "Millenbeck" Plantation"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia
Death: March 05, 1744 (63-71)
Christ Church, Lancaster County, Virginia
Immediate Family:

Son of Captain William Ball, II, of Millenbeck and Margaret Ball
Husband of Hannah Ball
Father of William Ball, IV, of "Millenbeck"; Judith Glascock; Sarah Barnes; Margaret Ball; Ellen Downman and 3 others
Brother of Ann Moreland; Lettice Chilton; Margaret Barrow; Richard Ball, of Lancaster, VA; Maj. James Ball, of “Bewdley” and 5 others

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About Col. William Ball, III, of "Millenbeck"

William Ball, of "Millenbeck"

  • Birth: 1676 - Virginia
  • Death: Mar 1744/45 - Virginia
  • Parents: William Ball, Margaret Williamson

Family

William Ball married before 1692 to Hannah Heale (daughter of George Heale / Haile and Ellen Rogers).

Their children:

  • 2 William BALL , Jr. b: abt. 1697 d: bef Apr 1741 + Margaret BALL b: abt 1704 d: Oct 1783
  • 2 George BALL b: ABT. 1699 + Judith ?
  • 2 Sarah BALL b: ABT. 1701 + Abram BARNES + Dennis MCCARTY
  • 2 Judith BALL b: ABT. 1703 + George GLASSCOCK d: 1796
  • 2 Ellen BALL b: ABT. 1705 + Richard CHICHESTER d: BEF. 1747 + William DOWNMAN
  • 2 Margaret BALL b: ABT. 1707
  • 2 Richard BALL b: ABT. 1709
  • 2 Hannah BALL b: ABT. 1711

comments

There are a number of online references which indicate William Ball's (1676) mother is Williamson; a few of them are:

References

A Guide to the Ball Family Papers, 1680-1785
Accession Number 23554 A Collection in the Library of Virginia

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Access Restrictions

Collection is open to research. Use Restrictions

There are no restrictions. Preferred Citation Ball Family Papers, 1680-1785. Accession 23554. Personal Papers Collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

Acquisition Information

Gift, 29 June 1950, of Frank Taylor of Fredericksburg, Virginia, through George H. S. King of Fredericksburg. Descriptive Summary

Repository: The Library of Virginia Accession Number: 23554 Title: Ball Family Papers, 1680-1785 Physical Description: 12 leaves and 47 pages Language: English Creator: Ball Family

Scope and Content

Papers, 1680-1785, of the Ball family of Lancaster County, Virginia, consisting of wills, 1680-1785, of William Ball (1615-1680), Richard Ball (ca. 1675-1726), Margaret Ball (ca. 1702-1783), and William Ball (d. 1785), all of Lancaster County; inventories, 1727-1773, of the estates of Richard Ball, William Ball, Jr. (1700-1741), John Ball (d. 1772), and an unidentified estate; deeds, 1733-1758, for property in Lancaster County and slaves; letters, 1764 and 1780, discussing the property of Margaret Ball; depositions, 1775-1782, concerning the purchase of slaves from the estate of William Ball, and concerning crops made on the estate of John Ball; legal opinions, 1779 and no date, concerning the estate of Mary Ball, and concerning a deed between Margaret Ball and William Ball; a list, no date, of slaves from an unidentified estate; and Ball family genealogical notes. Biographical Information

  • Born about 1615, William Ball emigrated to Virginia and became a prosperous landowner in Lancaster County, Virginia. He served as a justice, a colonel of the militia, and as a delegate to the House of Burgesses. He fathered four children, including
  • William Ball (1641-1694).. [who] had nine children, including
  • William Ball (ca. 1674-1744). He married Hannah Heale (d. ca. 1744) and they had 6 children

Contents List

  • Will, dated 5 October 1680 and recorded 10 November 1680, of William Ball (1615-1680) of Lancaster County.
  • Will, recorded 8 February 1726/7, of Richard Ball (ca. 1675-1726) of Lancaster County.
  • Inventory, recorded 9 August 1727, of the estate of Richard Ball.
  • Deed, dated 12 May 1733, for 1/2 acre in Lancaster County from Hopkins Wilder to Lawrence Blade, both of Lancaster County, subsequent assignments dated 29 June 1742 and 22 October 1745.
  • Inventory, dated 4 October 1742, of the estate of William Ball Jr. (ca. 1700-1741).
  • Deed, dated 8 May 1747, for land and slaves from Margaret Ball (ca. 1702-1783) to William Ball (d. 1785), both of Lancaster County.
  • Ball family genealogical chart, 24 August 1748.
  • Deed, recorded in general court 27 October 1758, for 50 acres in Lancaster County from Margaret Ball to William Ball.
  • Letter, 30 October 1764, from David Boyd to Margaret Ball concerning property inherited from her husband.
  • Deposition, 1 August 1775, of James Newby (1723-1791) concerning the purchase of slaves by John Lee of Essex County, Virginia, from the estate of William Ball.
  • Deposition, 1 August 1775, of Richard Ball (b. 1732) concerning the purchase of slaves by John Lee of Essex County, Virginia, from the estate of William Ball.
  • Inventory, recorded 19 July 1773 in Lancaster County and 27 July 1773 in Fauquier County, Virginia, of the estate of John Ball (d. 1772).
  • Legal opinion, 15 April 1779, of David Boyd concerning the estate of Mary Ball.
  • Legal opinion, 22 December 1779, of Edmund Randolph concerning the estate of Mary Ball.
  • Legal opinion, 22 December 1779, of Edmund Randolph concerning the estate of Mary Ball.
  • Letter, 21 April 1780, from Margaret Ball to William Ball concerning her property.
  • Deposition, 22 September 1782, by Norman Utterback, overseer, concerning crops made on the estate of John Ball.
  • Will, dated 21 June 1777 and recorded 16 October 1783, of Margaret Ball.
  • Will, dated 17 June 1785 and recorded 22 July 1785, of William Ball.
  • Inventory, no date, of an unidentified estate.
  • List, no date, of slaves of an unidentified estate.
  • Legal opinion, no date, concerning a deed between Margaret Ball and William Ball.
  • Genealogical notes, no date, on the Ball family.
  • Will, no date, of Margaret Ball.

References

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Col. William Ball, III, of "Millenbeck"'s Timeline

1676
September 12, 1676
Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia
1697
1697
Lancaster County, Virginia, Colonial America
1702
1702
Lancaster, Lancaster County, Virginia, United States
1705
January 13, 1705
Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Province of Virginia, Colonial America
1707
1707
Lancaster County, Virginia, Colonial America
1710
1710
Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia, Colonial America
1715
1715
Lancaster County, Virginia
1725
1725
Probably Virginia
1744
March 5, 1744
Age 67
Christ Church, Lancaster County, Virginia