Transcript:Hayden, Horace E. Virginia genealogies/p96

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John Hogan in 1744. In 1745 he was elected Church Warden when James Ball, Sr., was in the vestry. Aug. 16, 1751, the vestry ordered that Colonel James Ball, Jr., and Major Peter Conway agree with workmen to build a house for the glebe. In 1756 he sold Geo. Chewning an estate he had bought of Wm. Ball, Gent. In 1760 he was appointed to procession the land. Was frequently Ch. Warden, and July 22, 1785, elected Treasurer. He was, with Col. Thomas Gaskins, exec'r of Maj. Peter Conway's Est. (CONWAY 13.) He was also Burgess for Lanc'r Co., 1755, resigning that year to accept the office of Sheriff. For many years he was a Delegate, and in 1788 Mem. Va. Convention.

Children, second marriage :
122. i. JESSE, m. Mar. 9, 1765, Agatha Conway, dau. of Maj. Peter and Betty (Spann) Conway (CONWAY 32) and ward of his father. (L.) *
--- "To Mr. Thomas Edwards, Clk. Lanc'r co., Ct., Sir, This is to certifie you that I give my Assent to your Issuing a License to Join in Matrimony my son James Ball with my Ward Agatha Conway. Given under my Hand this 8th day of March, 1765. (Signed) JAMES BALL" Test. Mildred Ball, Sinah Ball.

It is very pro. that he had Betty Lee, b. cir. 1766-70, as Betty Lee Ball, dau. of Col. Jesse Ball, m. Nov. 1, 1787, John Gordon, of Lanc'r Co. (CONWAY 53). The seventh child of this m. was named Mary Agatha.

123. ii. MILDRED, signed letter above ; s. in 1765.

124. iii. SINAH, m. May 19, 1770, Thomas Beale, son of William and Ann (Harwar) Beale. * He had m. (I.) Jane, dau. of Rev. David Carrie, of Lanc'r. (CONWAY 4, note.)

125. iv. ANNE, d. yng.

Third marriage:

+126. v. JUDITH, m. (I.) Nov. 3, 1772, Leroy Griffin ; (II.) _____ Fauntleroy.

+127. vi. JAMES, b. Feb. 20, 1755 ; d. Dec. 18, 1825 ; m. 1776 (?), Frances Downman (148).

128. vii. ANNE, m. May 31, 1779, James Wallace Ball. (I..) (151.)

129. viii. SARAH, b. 1760 (?) ; d. ___ ; m. cir. 1780, Robert⁴ Fauntleroy, b. 1758, d. Oct. 29, 1832, son of William³, colonel William². Moore Faunt. Le Roy ¹.
--- "His life was marked by a great non-conformity to the world, which made him offensive to some who did not understand him ; but by those who knew him and his motives he was highly esteemed and duly appreciated. He embraced religion in 1806, and was a Christian in the Scripture sense of the word." (M. II., 480.) He had 5 child., of whom were Dr. Henry, of Naylor's Hole, Rich'd Co., and Fanny.

130-132. ix. FRANCES, b. ___ ; d. ___; m. George Lee, son of Kendall Lee. (Lee Ex. 21.) Child. -- Mrs. Virginia Hughett, his niece, says he had -- i. George. ii. Arthur. iii. Betty. iv. Frances, m. Parson Seward, of Richmond Co. He prob. had also Anna. The North'd records show that Anna Lee, dau. of George Lee, m. Sep. 3, 1829, Joseph Ball. (BALL 190)

Thomas Ball, gr. s. of 64, says Capt. Leroy Edwards m. Mary Glasscock, whose mother was a sister to the grandfather of Capt. Jas. K. Ball, of Bewdley (193). Did James Ball 43 have a daughter who m. Glasscock?

EXCURSUS - LEE, NORTHUMBERLAND CO.

From the records of Northumberland Co., kindly examined by Mr. W.H. Cralle, the County Clerk, and from memories of Mrs. Virginia Hughlet, I am able to add the following unpublished deductions to the history of the Lee Family of Va.:

1. Person:COL. RICHARD LEE, who came to Va. 1641, had, among others -- 2. Hancock,

• Wm. Beale, Jr. m. 1752, Anne Harwar. He d. June 26, 1778. Had -- i. Thomas, m. (I.) Jane, dau. of Rev. David Currie, of "The Glebe," Lanc'r Co. ; (II.) Sinah Ball.