Henry Ballard1
M, b. 1825
Henry Ballard|b. 1825|p87.htm#i17521|George Ballard|b. 13 Apr 1794\nd. b 1833|p52.htm#i17517||||John Ballard|b. 2 Mar 1745|p30.htm#i17569||||||||||
Henry Ballard was baptized in 1825 at Isle of Wight, Hampshire, , England.1 He was the son of George Ballard.1 Henry Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of Emma Elizabeth Ballard at High Street, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, , England; George Ricketts; aged 25; butcher; born in Hampshire
Elizabeth Ricketts; aged 40; born in Hampshire
Elizabeth Ricketts; aged 6; born in Hampshire
Julia Ricketts; aged 4; born in Hampshire
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Emma Ballard; aged 20; Ind; born in Hampshire
William Ballard; aged 15; born in Hampshire
Henry Ballard; aged 15; born in Hampshire.2 Henry Ballard appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 11 St John's Road, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, , England; Henry Ballard; lodger; married; aged 36; Painter; born Newchurch, Hampshire.3
Elizabeth Ricketts; aged 40; born in Hampshire
Elizabeth Ricketts; aged 6; born in Hampshire
Julia Ricketts; aged 4; born in Hampshire
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Emma Ballard; aged 20; Ind; born in Hampshire
William Ballard; aged 15; born in Hampshire
Henry Ballard; aged 15; born in Hampshire.2 Henry Ballard appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 11 St John's Road, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, , England; Henry Ballard; lodger; married; aged 36; Painter; born Newchurch, Hampshire.3
Mary Ballard1
F, b. 1825
Mary Ballard|b. 1825|p87.htm#i17632|Barnabas Ballard|b. 11 Jul 1787\nd. Dec 1867|p47.htm#i17628||||Barnabus Ballard|b. c 1765|p35.htm#i14528|Elizabeth Collins|b. c 1767|p36.htm#i14529|||||||
Mary Ballard was baptized in 1825 at Hampshire, , England.1 She was the daughter of Barnabas Ballard.1 As of March 1846,her married name was Whitmarsh.2
Eliza Unknown1
F, b. 1825
Eliza Unknown was baptized in 1825 at Berkley, Gloucestershire, , England.1 She married William Ballard before 1861.1 Eliza Unknown and William Ballard appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 17 St Anne Street, London, Middlesex, , England; William Ballard; head; married; aged 54; General Dealer; born Westminster
Eliza Ballard; wife; married; aged 36; born Berkley, Gloucestershire.2 Eliza Unknown and William Ballard were 282. WILLIAM BALLARD (56), and ELIZA BALLARD (37) , Feloniously having in their custody and possession a certain machine used for the purpose of making counterfeit coin.
MESSRS. W. H. COOKE and ROWDEN conducted the Prosecution.
JAMES BRANNAN . I was formerly an inspector of police—I am employed by the Mint—on 3rd January I went, in company with other officers, to 17, St. Ann-street, Westminster—we found the street-door open, and proceeded upstairs to the second-floor front room, the door of which we found securely fastened—there were two doors, one inside the other—I don't know whether they were both locked; the inner door was bolted—I have the inner door (it was here produced); the bolt was sprung—the outside door we shattered to pieces—this is the oak post of the inner door—we broke open both the doors, and got into the room—we found the prisoners there in bed together—I had some conversation with the male prisoner of rather a coarse nature—I said to him, "It is quite certain you intended to resist, by all the means in your power, to prevent anybody making an entry in here"—he said he did not know what I meant—I said, "By placing this additional extraordinary strong
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door inside"—he said, "The b—doors about here have got no strength in them"—I told him I had received instructions from the Solicitor to the Mint to endeavour to put a stop to his extensive coining and dealing in counterfeit coin, and that we came there with a Magistrate's search-warrant to search his place—he said, "You will find nothing here, unless you have brought it with you"—we then proceeded to make a search—I found in the cupboard this galvanic battery, charged with solution in both jars, a quantity of while metal which had been melted, files with white metal in their teeth, a pipkin with a small portion of white metal in it, a pad, a piece of marble with plaster of Paris upon it, as it now appears, a gallipot with some plaster of Paris in it, some brushes, some plaster of Paris in powder, and several bottles containing acid—there were also two tin bands with plaster of Paris adhering to them, a tin box containing white sand, and a canister containing several pieces of antimony—some of these things were in the cupboard, and some in a little drawer close by the cupboard; all in the room—I have a bag here containing plaster of Paris; that was found in the bottom of the cupboard—these are all articles used by coiners for the purpose of making counterfeit coin.
Cross-examined by MR. PATER. Q. And for other purposes as well? A. They might be; but there are several things here which I think are not used for any other purpose—I am not now in the police force; I left it in 1857, since which time I have been attached to a branch of the Home-office—I found the street-door of this house open—I can't say whether it is generally kept open; I have frequently seen it open—I believe the house is let out to several persons—I think we might have been about a minute and a half or two minutes breaking open the door of the room which the prisoners occupied; I did not knock before breaking it open—I did not knock at any other door before we broke this door open, but one of my companions did; that was the door adjoining, on that same floor—I do not know that the male prisoner uses the galvanic battery for the purpose of electro-plating ear-rings and studs—the other officers went into the room with me—I was in the room perhaps an hour and a half; the other officers were there the greater part of that time; some of them were in and out—I can't say what may have passed between them and the prisoners in the confusion—I attended to my own part of the business.
MR. COOKE. Q. Who broke the door open? A. My son, with the assistance of another officer and myself; we were all standing together on a small landing—Inspector Rolls showed me four counterfeit half-sovereigns in the room in the prisoner's presence.
RALPH ROLLS (Police-inspector, B). I accompanied Brannan and the other officers to this house—when we got into the room I found an earthen pot on a sideboard near the fireplace, and in it were these four counterfeit half-sovereigns, wrapped separately in paper—I showed them to Brannan, and said, "Here are counterfeit half sovereigns;" upon which the male prisoner said, "Then I'm b—if you have not brought them here."
Cross-examined. Q. Were you one of the officers who knocked at the other door? A. No; I heard the knocking—I should say that was three or four minutes before the door was broken open—I heard no answer from the inside—I don't know that the street door is continually kept open; I had never been to the house before.
MR. COOKE. Q. Did you five officers go up the stairs one after the other? A. Yes, close together; I was behind, I believe—those in front went at once with the sledge-hammer to the door that was broken open—we only
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knocked at one room door; there were two doors to that one room—we were three or four minutes from first knocking until the door came open—we did not knock at any separate door; the only knocking was the breaking open—we went upstairs as fast as we could, and broke the door open immediately—I believe there was some knocking at the door of the back room about the same time.
THOMAS MINCHINGTON . I am a bootmaker in Orchard-street—I am landlord of the house 17, St. Ann-street, Westminster—the prisoners were the occupiers of the first-floor front room at that house when I took possession of it three years ago; they afterwards took possession of the second-floor front, and had it near upon three years—I was not aware of there being a second door to that room; it was not put by me.
Cross-examined. Q. Do you know whether the prisoners are married? A. I have always understood so; they passed as such—they have lived together all that time—the street door was invariably kept open—the house is let out to different persons.
WILLIAM WEBSTER . I am inspector of coin to the Mint—here are four bad half-sovereigns, all from one mould—the different articles produced appear to have been recently used—this pot is used for the purpose of melting the metal for the manufacture of counterfeit coin, and this is the kind of metal that is used for it—here are the wires of the battery, brushes for cleaning the coin, and everything that could be used for the making of counterfeit coin.
COURT. Q. Is this a galvanic battery? A. It is broken now; it was one before it was broken.
JAMES BRANNAN (re-examined). The battery was not broken when I found it; it was then complete, and both jars were charged with solution—it has perished since, from the effects of the acid.
MR. COOKE, stating that the female prisoner was, in all probability, the wife of the male prisoner, THE COURT was of opinion there was no case against her, the possession being that of the husband. MR. PATER submitted that no legal offence was made out under the 24th sec. of 24 & 25 Vic. c. 99, upon which the indictment was framed; that a galvanic battery did not come within the meaning of the word "machine" used in that section; a machine implying an instrument with a combination of mechanical powers; whereas, the battery was of itself useless. MR. COMMON SERGEANT entertained no doubt that the instrument in the present case came within the term "machine;" it was a regular galvanic battery, completely and scientifically constituted; it was not necessary that it should possess a combination of mechanical powers; a machine was an apparatus consisting of parts more or less complicated, adjusted the one to the other, with a view to the production of a certain result, the individual parts of which would not be of any use; but those parts being adjusted, constituted a machine for a particular object. A similar point arose in the case of Reg. v. Gover, last Session (see page 437), where, having occasion to consider the words of this section, after consulting MR. JUSTICE KEATING, he was of opinion that here was a case to go to the Jury, believing that the words used in this section, "any other machine," had been added for the express purpose of including machines other than those before mentioned.
MR. PATER did not address the Jury upon the facts.
ELIZA BALLARD.— NOT GUILTY .
WILLIAM BALLARD. GUILTY .— Ten Years' Penal Servitude.
Brannan stated that the prisoner had been engaged in coining for nearly thirty years, but had always escaped detection. on 2 February 1863 at Central Criminal Court, London, Middlesex, , England.3
Eliza Ballard; wife; married; aged 36; born Berkley, Gloucestershire.2 Eliza Unknown and William Ballard were 282. WILLIAM BALLARD (56), and ELIZA BALLARD (37) , Feloniously having in their custody and possession a certain machine used for the purpose of making counterfeit coin.
MESSRS. W. H. COOKE and ROWDEN conducted the Prosecution.
JAMES BRANNAN . I was formerly an inspector of police—I am employed by the Mint—on 3rd January I went, in company with other officers, to 17, St. Ann-street, Westminster—we found the street-door open, and proceeded upstairs to the second-floor front room, the door of which we found securely fastened—there were two doors, one inside the other—I don't know whether they were both locked; the inner door was bolted—I have the inner door (it was here produced); the bolt was sprung—the outside door we shattered to pieces—this is the oak post of the inner door—we broke open both the doors, and got into the room—we found the prisoners there in bed together—I had some conversation with the male prisoner of rather a coarse nature—I said to him, "It is quite certain you intended to resist, by all the means in your power, to prevent anybody making an entry in here"—he said he did not know what I meant—I said, "By placing this additional extraordinary strong
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door inside"—he said, "The b—doors about here have got no strength in them"—I told him I had received instructions from the Solicitor to the Mint to endeavour to put a stop to his extensive coining and dealing in counterfeit coin, and that we came there with a Magistrate's search-warrant to search his place—he said, "You will find nothing here, unless you have brought it with you"—we then proceeded to make a search—I found in the cupboard this galvanic battery, charged with solution in both jars, a quantity of while metal which had been melted, files with white metal in their teeth, a pipkin with a small portion of white metal in it, a pad, a piece of marble with plaster of Paris upon it, as it now appears, a gallipot with some plaster of Paris in it, some brushes, some plaster of Paris in powder, and several bottles containing acid—there were also two tin bands with plaster of Paris adhering to them, a tin box containing white sand, and a canister containing several pieces of antimony—some of these things were in the cupboard, and some in a little drawer close by the cupboard; all in the room—I have a bag here containing plaster of Paris; that was found in the bottom of the cupboard—these are all articles used by coiners for the purpose of making counterfeit coin.
Cross-examined by MR. PATER. Q. And for other purposes as well? A. They might be; but there are several things here which I think are not used for any other purpose—I am not now in the police force; I left it in 1857, since which time I have been attached to a branch of the Home-office—I found the street-door of this house open—I can't say whether it is generally kept open; I have frequently seen it open—I believe the house is let out to several persons—I think we might have been about a minute and a half or two minutes breaking open the door of the room which the prisoners occupied; I did not knock before breaking it open—I did not knock at any other door before we broke this door open, but one of my companions did; that was the door adjoining, on that same floor—I do not know that the male prisoner uses the galvanic battery for the purpose of electro-plating ear-rings and studs—the other officers went into the room with me—I was in the room perhaps an hour and a half; the other officers were there the greater part of that time; some of them were in and out—I can't say what may have passed between them and the prisoners in the confusion—I attended to my own part of the business.
MR. COOKE. Q. Who broke the door open? A. My son, with the assistance of another officer and myself; we were all standing together on a small landing—Inspector Rolls showed me four counterfeit half-sovereigns in the room in the prisoner's presence.
RALPH ROLLS (Police-inspector, B). I accompanied Brannan and the other officers to this house—when we got into the room I found an earthen pot on a sideboard near the fireplace, and in it were these four counterfeit half-sovereigns, wrapped separately in paper—I showed them to Brannan, and said, "Here are counterfeit half sovereigns;" upon which the male prisoner said, "Then I'm b—if you have not brought them here."
Cross-examined. Q. Were you one of the officers who knocked at the other door? A. No; I heard the knocking—I should say that was three or four minutes before the door was broken open—I heard no answer from the inside—I don't know that the street door is continually kept open; I had never been to the house before.
MR. COOKE. Q. Did you five officers go up the stairs one after the other? A. Yes, close together; I was behind, I believe—those in front went at once with the sledge-hammer to the door that was broken open—we only
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knocked at one room door; there were two doors to that one room—we were three or four minutes from first knocking until the door came open—we did not knock at any separate door; the only knocking was the breaking open—we went upstairs as fast as we could, and broke the door open immediately—I believe there was some knocking at the door of the back room about the same time.
THOMAS MINCHINGTON . I am a bootmaker in Orchard-street—I am landlord of the house 17, St. Ann-street, Westminster—the prisoners were the occupiers of the first-floor front room at that house when I took possession of it three years ago; they afterwards took possession of the second-floor front, and had it near upon three years—I was not aware of there being a second door to that room; it was not put by me.
Cross-examined. Q. Do you know whether the prisoners are married? A. I have always understood so; they passed as such—they have lived together all that time—the street door was invariably kept open—the house is let out to different persons.
WILLIAM WEBSTER . I am inspector of coin to the Mint—here are four bad half-sovereigns, all from one mould—the different articles produced appear to have been recently used—this pot is used for the purpose of melting the metal for the manufacture of counterfeit coin, and this is the kind of metal that is used for it—here are the wires of the battery, brushes for cleaning the coin, and everything that could be used for the making of counterfeit coin.
COURT. Q. Is this a galvanic battery? A. It is broken now; it was one before it was broken.
JAMES BRANNAN (re-examined). The battery was not broken when I found it; it was then complete, and both jars were charged with solution—it has perished since, from the effects of the acid.
MR. COOKE, stating that the female prisoner was, in all probability, the wife of the male prisoner, THE COURT was of opinion there was no case against her, the possession being that of the husband. MR. PATER submitted that no legal offence was made out under the 24th sec. of 24 & 25 Vic. c. 99, upon which the indictment was framed; that a galvanic battery did not come within the meaning of the word "machine" used in that section; a machine implying an instrument with a combination of mechanical powers; whereas, the battery was of itself useless. MR. COMMON SERGEANT entertained no doubt that the instrument in the present case came within the term "machine;" it was a regular galvanic battery, completely and scientifically constituted; it was not necessary that it should possess a combination of mechanical powers; a machine was an apparatus consisting of parts more or less complicated, adjusted the one to the other, with a view to the production of a certain result, the individual parts of which would not be of any use; but those parts being adjusted, constituted a machine for a particular object. A similar point arose in the case of Reg. v. Gover, last Session (see page 437), where, having occasion to consider the words of this section, after consulting MR. JUSTICE KEATING, he was of opinion that here was a case to go to the Jury, believing that the words used in this section, "any other machine," had been added for the express purpose of including machines other than those before mentioned.
MR. PATER did not address the Jury upon the facts.
ELIZA BALLARD.— NOT GUILTY .
WILLIAM BALLARD. GUILTY .— Ten Years' Penal Servitude.
Brannan stated that the prisoner had been engaged in coining for nearly thirty years, but had always escaped detection. on 2 February 1863 at Central Criminal Court, London, Middlesex, , England.3
Michael Henry Ballard1
M, b. 2 January 1825, d. March 1866
Michael Henry Ballard|b. 2 Jan 1825\nd. Mar 1866|p87.htm#i8904|Benjamin Ballard|b. 1786|p46.htm#i8902|Elizabeth Turley|b. c 1800|p56.htm#i8903|||||||||||||
Michael Henry Ballard was baptized on 2 January 1825 at Clapham, Surrey, , England.1 He was the son of Benjamin Ballard and Elizabeth Turley.1 Michael Henry Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of Benjamin Ballard and Elizabeth Turley at Back Road, Clapham, Surrey, , England; Benjamin Ballard; aged 50; Butcher; yes
Elizabeth Ballard; aged 40; yes
Benjamin Ballard; aged 15; yes
Henry Ballard; aged 15; Tinman; yes
Richard Ballard; aged 14; yes
Thomas Ballard; aged 12; yes
Maria Ballard; aged 12; yes
Harriet Ballard; aged 8; yes
Sarah Ballard; aged 6; yes
Robert Ballard; aged 1; yes.2 Michael Henry Ballard died in March 1866 at London, Middlesex, , England, at age 41; Henry Ballard; Aged 43; Mar Qtr 1866; Mile End Old Town; Volume: 1c Page: 446.3
Elizabeth Ballard; aged 40; yes
Benjamin Ballard; aged 15; yes
Henry Ballard; aged 15; Tinman; yes
Richard Ballard; aged 14; yes
Thomas Ballard; aged 12; yes
Maria Ballard; aged 12; yes
Harriet Ballard; aged 8; yes
Sarah Ballard; aged 6; yes
Robert Ballard; aged 1; yes.2 Michael Henry Ballard died in March 1866 at London, Middlesex, , England, at age 41; Henry Ballard; Aged 43; Mar Qtr 1866; Mile End Old Town; Volume: 1c Page: 446.3
Children of Michael Henry Ballard
- Frederick Henry Ballard+1 b. Sep 1846, d. bt 1876 - 1881
- Benjamin Thomas Ballard+1 b. May 1848
- Henry Ballard4 b. Mar 1850
- Joseph Alban Ballard4 b. Mar 1852
- Arthur Atherly Ballard4 b. Mar 1854
- Sarah Ballard4 b. 1856
- Elizabeth Annie Ballard1 b. 1859
George Seymour Ballard
M, b. 30 January 1825, d. December 1883
George Seymour Ballard|b. 30 Jan 1825\nd. Dec 1883|p87.htm#i1271|Thomas Ballard|b. 22 Jun 1794\nd. Mar 1877|p52.htm#i1240||||Thomas Ballard|b. c 1751|p31.htm#i2153|Jane Wiseman|b. c 1772|p39.htm#i13304|||||||
George Seymour Ballard was born before 30 January 1825 at Poole, Dorset, , England.1 He was christened on 30 January 1825 at Poole, Dorset, , England. He was the son of Thomas Ballard. George Seymour Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at High Street, Poole, Dorset, , England; George Ballard; aged 15; Draper's Apprentice; born in Dorset.2 He died in December 1883 at Sale, Cheshire, , England, at age 58; George Seymour Ballard; Aged 58; Dec Qtr 1883; Altrincham; Volume: 8a Page: 132.3
Children of George Seymour Ballard
- George Seymour Ballard4 b. Mar 1852
- Eveline Ballard b. 1853
Citations
Mary Ann Ballard1
F, b. 6 February 1825
Mary Ann Ballard|b. 6 Feb 1825|p87.htm#i13781|John Ballard|b. 1801\nd. Mar 1876|p57.htm#i13778|Elizabeth Daniel|b. 1806|p63.htm#i13779|||||||||||||
Mary Ann Ballard was born on 6 February 1825 at Shoreditch, Middlesex, , England.2 She was the daughter of John Ballard and Elizabeth Daniel.1 Mary Ann Ballard was baptized on 14 March 1825 at St Leonard's, Shoreditch, Middlesex, , England.1,2 She appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of John Ballard and Elizabeth Daniel at Leg of Mutton Yard, Shoreditch, Middlesex, , England; John Ballard; aged 40; wood chopper; not born in Middlesex
Elizabeth Ballard; aged 35; born in Middlesex
Maria Ballard; aged 15; born in Middlesex
Caraline Ballard; aged 12; born in Middlesex
Suzanah Ballard; aged 10; born in Middlesex
Sarah Ballard; aged 8; born in Middlesex
William Ballard; aged 6; born in Middlesex
James Ballard; aged 45; wood chopper; born in Middlesex
Ann Ballard; aged 1; born in Middlesex.1
Elizabeth Ballard; aged 35; born in Middlesex
Maria Ballard; aged 15; born in Middlesex
Caraline Ballard; aged 12; born in Middlesex
Suzanah Ballard; aged 10; born in Middlesex
Sarah Ballard; aged 8; born in Middlesex
William Ballard; aged 6; born in Middlesex
James Ballard; aged 45; wood chopper; born in Middlesex
Ann Ballard; aged 1; born in Middlesex.1
Sovinah Ballard1
F, b. 6 February 1825
Sovinah Ballard|b. 6 Feb 1825|p87.htm#i14885|Richard Ballard|b. 10 May 1801\nd. Sep 1867|p58.htm#i14878||||James Ballard|b. 1775\nd. b 1841|p40.htm#i14892|Ann Unknown|b. 1778\nd. b 1841|p42.htm#i14893|||||||
Sovinah Ballard was baptized on 6 February 1825 at Charney, Berkshire, , England.1,2 She was the daughter of Richard Ballard.1
James Ballard1
M, b. 6 February 1825
James Ballard|b. 6 Feb 1825|p87.htm#i14935|James Ballard|b. 1 May 1796\nd. Sep 1869|p53.htm#i14926||||Robert Ballard|b. 1750|p31.htm#i14923|Sarah Unknown|b. 1770|p38.htm#i14924|||||||
James Ballard was baptized on 6 February 1825 at Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, , England.1 He was the son of James Ballard.1
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
Caleb Ballard
M, b. 13 March 1825, d. March 1903
Caleb Ballard|b. 13 Mar 1825\nd. Mar 1903|p87.htm#i4113|Samuel Ballard|b. 20 Feb 1793\nd. 23 Mar 1848|p51.htm#i10465||||Richard Ballard|b. 5 Nov 1758|p33.htm#i8965||||||||||
Caleb Ballard was baptized on 13 March 1825 at Hellingly, Sussex, , England; 1881 census states born in Patcham, Sussex.1 He was the son of Samuel Ballard. Caleb Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Hurn Hill, Ruckinge, Kent, , England; Caleb Ballard; aged 15; M.S; not born in Kent
Working for Edward & Elizabeth Terry, farmer.2 He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Brighton Workshouse, Brighton, Sussex, , England; Caleb Ballard; pauper inmate; aged 79; widower; cabman; born Brighton, Sussex.3 He died in March 1903; Caleb Ballard; Aged 79; Mar Qtr 1903; Brighton; Volume: 2b Page: 138.4
Working for Edward & Elizabeth Terry, farmer.2 He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Brighton Workshouse, Brighton, Sussex, , England; Caleb Ballard; pauper inmate; aged 79; widower; cabman; born Brighton, Sussex.3 He died in March 1903; Caleb Ballard; Aged 79; Mar Qtr 1903; Brighton; Volume: 2b Page: 138.4
Children of Caleb Ballard
- Lewes Ballard b. 1858, d. Dec 1909
- Walter Ballard b. 1862, d. 1899
- Rosa Ballard b. 1865
Citations
Marianne Ballard
F, b. 4 April 1825, d. 28 February 1895
Marianne Ballard|b. 4 Apr 1825\nd. 28 Feb 1895|p87.htm#i6789|George Ballard|b. c 1798\nd. 24 Apr 1868|p54.htm#i6784||||John Ballard|b. 22 Sep 1738|p28.htm#i6740||||||||||
Her married name was Rogers. Marianne Ballard was born on 4 April 1825 at Sandhurst, Kent, , England. She was the daughter of George Ballard. Marianne Ballard appeared on the census of 7 June 1841 at Sandhurst, Kent, , England; aged 16:born Kent.1 She appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at High Street, Tenterden, Kent, , England; Sister of Samuel:unmarried:aged 25:born Sandhurst, Kent.2 She appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Tenterden, Kent, , England; Daughter of George:unmarried:aged 36:born Sandhurst, Kent.3 She died on 28 February 1895 at Crayville, Tenterden, Kent, , England, at age 69.
Child of Marianne Ballard
- Sarah Alice Rogers+4 b. 25 Aug 1866, d. 15 Oct 1893
William Ballard
M, b. 10 April 1825, d. 19 August 1901
William Ballard|b. 10 Apr 1825\nd. 19 Aug 1901|p87.htm#i4344|William Ballard|b. 2 Feb 1794|p51.htm#i9058||||John Ballard|b. 6 Apr 1763\nd. 18 Jan 1842|p35.htm#i14523||||||||||
William Ballard was baptized on 10 April 1825 at Isle of Wight, Hampshire, , England.1,2 He was the son of William Ballard.2 William Ballard died on 19 August 1901 at Isle of Wight, Hampshire, , England, at age 76.3,4
Children of William Ballard
- William Henry Ballard+5 b. 5 Jul 1851, d. 10 Jan 1934
- Emily Ballard5 b. 29 Jan 1853
- John Ballard+5 b. 6 Sep 1855, d. 18 Jan 1931
- George Ballard+6 b. 1862
- Fanny Ballard6 b. 1865
- Charles Ballard+ b. 30 Nov 1868
- Frank Ballard6 b. Feb 1871, d. 12 Nov 1874
- Joseph Ballard7 b. 1 Oct 1872
- Ozias Ballard7 b. 18 Sep 1875, d. 8 Oct 1875
Citations
- [S225] 3 April 1881 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG11.
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S275] Unknown author, General Record Office Register of Births, Marriages and Deaths, William Ballard; Aged 76; September Quarter 1901; Isle of Wight; Volume: 2b Page: 420.
- [S410] Oliver James Ballard, "IoW Family Tree."
- [S223] 7 April 1861 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG9.
- [S224] 2 April 1871 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG10.
- [S408] GEDCOM file created by Peter Holland, 27/03/2008 "unknown cd."
Sarah Ballard1
F, b. 1 May 1825
Sarah Ballard|b. 1 May 1825|p87.htm#i18238|James Ballard|b. 9 Sep 1798|p55.htm#i2105||||William Ballard|b. c 1766|p36.htm#i18241|Mary Unknown|b. c 1768|p37.htm#i18242|||||||
Sarah Ballard was baptized on 1 May 1825 at Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, , England.1 She was the daughter of James Ballard.1
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
Charlotte Ballard
F, b. 8 May 1825
Charlotte Ballard|b. 8 May 1825|p87.htm#i6730|William Ballard|b. 16 Mar 1800\nd. b 1841|p57.htm#i6675||||Edward Ballard|b. 19 Oct 1766|p36.htm#i6670||||||||||
Charlotte Ballard was christened on 8 May 1825 at Tenterden, Kent, , England.1 She was the daughter of William Ballard. Charlotte Ballard Name: Ballard, Charlotte
Record Type: Marriages
Quarter: December
Year: 1848
District: Cranbrook
County: Kent Sussex
Volume: 5
Page: 146 in 1848.
Record Type: Marriages
Quarter: December
Year: 1848
District: Cranbrook
County: Kent Sussex
Volume: 5
Page: 146 in 1848.
Citations
- [S253] Unknown author, St.Mildred's, Tenterden, Kent, Parish Register, Baptisms 1813 - 1832.
Emily Ballard1
F, b. 15 May 1825
Emily Ballard|b. 15 May 1825|p87.htm#i9092|John Ballard|b. c 1776|p41.htm#i9089|Sarah Austin|b. c 1781|p44.htm#i9090|||||||||||||
Emily Ballard was baptized on 15 May 1825 at Isle of Wight, Hampshire, , England.1 She was the daughter of John Ballard and Sarah Austin.1
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
Mary Ballard1
F, b. 15 May 1825
Mary Ballard|b. 15 May 1825|p87.htm#i15322|Enoch Ballard|b. 1790\nd. Jun 1852|p49.htm#i15320|Mary Otty|b. 1790|p49.htm#i15321|||||||||||||
Mary Ballard was baptized on 15 May 1825 at London, Middlesex, , England.1,2 She was the daughter of Enoch Ballard and Mary Otty.1 Mary Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of Enoch Ballard at Well Street, London, Middlesex, , England; Enich Ballard; aged 26; Ind; born in Middlesex
Mary Ballard; aged 22; born in Middlesex.3 Mary Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in the household of Enoch Ballard and Mary Otty at 38 St Paul's Terrace, London, Middlesex, , England; Enoch Ballard; head; married; aged 61; out of Business; born Sufflok
Mary Ballard; wife; married; aged 60; born City of London
Mary Ballard; single; aged 25; born City of London
Martha Mills; servant; single; aged 20; House Servant; born Portsmouth.1
Mary Ballard; aged 22; born in Middlesex.3 Mary Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in the household of Enoch Ballard and Mary Otty at 38 St Paul's Terrace, London, Middlesex, , England; Enoch Ballard; head; married; aged 61; out of Business; born Sufflok
Mary Ballard; wife; married; aged 60; born City of London
Mary Ballard; single; aged 25; born City of London
Martha Mills; servant; single; aged 20; House Servant; born Portsmouth.1
Maria Kate Ballard
F, b. 18 June 1825
Maria Kate Ballard|b. 18 Jun 1825|p87.htm#i9615|David Ballard|b. 10 Jul 1796|p53.htm#i9612||||William Ballard|b. c 1760|p33.htm#i9605|Susanna Unknown|b. c 1760|p33.htm#i9606|||||||
Maria Kate Ballard was baptized on 18 June 1825 at Newington, Surrey, , England.1 She was born on 18 June 1825. She was the daughter of David Ballard. Maria Kate Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in the household of David Ballard at 10 Castle Street Long Acre, London, Middlesex, , England; David Ballard; head; widower; aged 55; journeyman engineer; born Holybourn, Hampshire
Maria Ballard; daur; single; aged 25; housekeeper; born Deptford, Kent
William Ballard; son; single; aged 23; journeyman engineer at printer; born Isle of Ely
Henry Ballard; son; single; aged 21; journeyman engineer at printer; born Isle of Ely
Charles Ballard; son; aged 16; engineer labourer; born Pimlico, Middlesex
Robert Ballard; son; aged 14; seedsman's errand boy; born Deptford, Kent
Edward Ballard; son; aged 12; scholar; born Hackney, Middlesex
Samuel Ballard; son; aged 10; scholar; born Hackney, Middlesex.2
Maria Ballard; daur; single; aged 25; housekeeper; born Deptford, Kent
William Ballard; son; single; aged 23; journeyman engineer at printer; born Isle of Ely
Henry Ballard; son; single; aged 21; journeyman engineer at printer; born Isle of Ely
Charles Ballard; son; aged 16; engineer labourer; born Pimlico, Middlesex
Robert Ballard; son; aged 14; seedsman's errand boy; born Deptford, Kent
Edward Ballard; son; aged 12; scholar; born Hackney, Middlesex
Samuel Ballard; son; aged 10; scholar; born Hackney, Middlesex.2
Caroline Ballard1
F, b. 26 June 1825
Caroline Ballard|b. 26 Jun 1825|p87.htm#i16924|Thomas Ballard|b. c 1792|p50.htm#i16918|Martha Wedon|b. c 1790|p49.htm#i16919|||||||||||||
Caroline Ballard was baptized on 26 June 1825 at St Albans, Hertfordshire, , England.1 She was the daughter of Thomas Ballard and Martha Wedon.1
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
Richard Slaughter Ballad1
M, b. 4 August 1825
Richard Slaughter Ballad|b. 4 Aug 1825|p87.htm#i16888|Richard Ballad|b. 1800\nd. Dec 1874|p56.htm#i16886|Sophia Hoare|b. c 1802|p59.htm#i16887|Joseph Ballad|b. c 1779\nd. Dec 1859|p43.htm#i16890||||||||||
Richard Slaughter Ballad was baptized on 4 August 1825 at Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, , England.1 He was the son of Richard Ballad and Sophia Hoare.1 Richard Slaughter Ballad appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of Richard Ballad at Upper Winchendon, Buckinghamshire, , England; Richard Ballad; aged 38; farmer; born in Buckinghamshire
Richard Ballad; aged 14; born in Buckinghamshire
John Ballad; aged 11; born in Buckinghamshire
James Ballad; aged 7; born in Buckinghamshire
Mary Ballad; aged 15; born in Buckinghamshire
Sophia Ballad; aged 6; born in Buckinghamshire
+ 2 female servants.2
Richard Ballad; aged 14; born in Buckinghamshire
John Ballad; aged 11; born in Buckinghamshire
James Ballad; aged 7; born in Buckinghamshire
Mary Ballad; aged 15; born in Buckinghamshire
Sophia Ballad; aged 6; born in Buckinghamshire
+ 2 female servants.2
Thomas Acton Ballard
M, b. 7 September 1825, d. March 1899
Thomas Acton Ballard|b. 7 Sep 1825\nd. Mar 1899|p87.htm#i6552|John Ballard|b. c 1790|p49.htm#i17101||||Unknown Ballard|b. c 1750|p31.htm#i17106|Unknown Unknown|b. c 1752|p31.htm#i17107|||||||
Thomas Acton Ballard was baptized on 7 September 1825 at Cowbridge, Monmouthshire, , Wales.2,1 He was the son of John Ballard.1 Thomas Acton Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in the household of Edward Ballard at Bridge Street, Cowbridge, Glamorgan, , Wales; Edward Ballard; head; widower; aged 69; Ironmonger emp 1 man 1 boy; born Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
Thomas T Ballard; brother; single; aged 67; Fellmonger & Chandler emp 2 men; born Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
Martha Ballard; sister; single; aged 66; born Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
Thomas A Ballard; nephew; single; aged 25; malster; born Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
+ 1 servant.3 Thomas Acton Ballard died in March 1899 at Newport M Registration District, Monmouthshire, , Wales, at age 73.4
Thomas T Ballard; brother; single; aged 67; Fellmonger & Chandler emp 2 men; born Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
Martha Ballard; sister; single; aged 66; born Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
Thomas A Ballard; nephew; single; aged 25; malster; born Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
+ 1 servant.3 Thomas Acton Ballard died in March 1899 at Newport M Registration District, Monmouthshire, , Wales, at age 73.4
Children of Thomas Acton Ballard
- Tom Bradley Ballard b. Sep 1856, d. Sep 1893
- Florence Mary Ballard5 b. Mar 1858
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S225] 3 April 1881 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG11.
- [S226] 30 March 1851 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO107, HO107/2461 folio 356 page 22.
- [S275] Unknown author, General Record Office Register of Births, Marriages and Deaths, Thomas Acton Ballard; Aged 73; Mar Qtr 1899; Newport Mon; Volume 11a Page 111.
- [S224] 2 April 1871 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG10.
William Thomas Ballard
M, b. 18 September 1825
William Thomas Ballard|b. 18 Sep 1825|p87.htm#i3484|William Ballard|b. 1800\nd. Mar 1888|p56.htm#i8916|Mary Crater|b. 1797\nd. b 1871|p54.htm#i8917|||||||||||||
William Thomas Ballard was baptized on 18 September 1825 at Croydon, Surrey, , England.2,1 He was the son of William Ballard and Mary Crater.1 William Thomas Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of William Ballard and Mary Crater at Woodside, Croydon, Surrey, , England; Wm Ballard; aged 43; Ag Lab; not born in Surrey
Mary Ballard; aged 44; born in Surrey
Jane Elizth Ballard; aged 17; born in Surrey
Wm Thos Ballard; aged 15; born in Surrey
Amelia Ballard; aged 11; born in Surrey
John Ballard; aged 9; born in Surrey
Charles Ballard; aged 3; born in Surrey
Emma Ballard; aged 8 months; born in Surrey.3 William Thomas Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Croydon, Surrey, , England; Age 26 Head M Ag Lab Croydon, Surrey.4 He appeared on the census of 4 April 1881 at Badgers Hole, Addington, Surrey, , England; William Ballard; head; widower; aged 56; Hay Binder; born Croydon, Surrey
Alfred Ballard; son; single; aged 21; Hay Binder; born Croydon, Surrey
Harriet Ballard; daur; aged 15; born Croydon, Surrey
Lizzy Reigate; visitor; aged 6; born Croydon, Surrey.2
Mary Ballard; aged 44; born in Surrey
Jane Elizth Ballard; aged 17; born in Surrey
Wm Thos Ballard; aged 15; born in Surrey
Amelia Ballard; aged 11; born in Surrey
John Ballard; aged 9; born in Surrey
Charles Ballard; aged 3; born in Surrey
Emma Ballard; aged 8 months; born in Surrey.3 William Thomas Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Croydon, Surrey, , England; Age 26 Head M Ag Lab Croydon, Surrey.4 He appeared on the census of 4 April 1881 at Badgers Hole, Addington, Surrey, , England; William Ballard; head; widower; aged 56; Hay Binder; born Croydon, Surrey
Alfred Ballard; son; single; aged 21; Hay Binder; born Croydon, Surrey
Harriet Ballard; daur; aged 15; born Croydon, Surrey
Lizzy Reigate; visitor; aged 6; born Croydon, Surrey.2
Children of William Thomas Ballard
- Eliza Ballard4 b. 4 Apr 1847
- Clara Ballard4 b. 17 Aug 1849
- William Charles Ballard+ b. Sep 1851, d. Sep 1888
- Kate Ballard5 b. 1854
- Jesse Ballard5 b. 1856
- Louisa Ballard5 b. 1858
- Alfred Richard Ballard+ b. Jun 1860
- Ann Ballard b. 21 Dec 1862
- Harriet Ballard b. 1866
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S225] 3 April 1881 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG11.
- [S227] 6 June 1841 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO 107, HO107/1078/10 folio 6 page 5.
- [S226] 30 March 1851 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO107.
- [S223] 7 April 1861 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG9.
Frances Caroline Ballard1
F, b. 28 September 1825
Frances Caroline Ballard|b. 28 Sep 1825|p87.htm#i9491|William Ballard|b. 29 Apr 1798|p55.htm#i9482||||Richard Ballard|b. 13 Oct 1771|p39.htm#i9495||||||||||
Frances Caroline Ballard was baptized on 28 September 1825 at Nuneaton, Warwickshire, , England.1 She was the daughter of William Ballard.1
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
William Ballard
M, b. 16 October 1825, d. before 1861
William Ballard|b. 16 Oct 1825\nd. b 1861|p87.htm#i1267|Charles Ballard|b. c 1798|p54.htm#i1312|Lydia Unknown|b. 1798\nd. Jun 1871|p54.htm#i1313|||||||||||||
William Ballard was christened on 16 October 1825 at Brightling, Sussex, , England. He was the son of Charles Ballard and Lydia Unknown. William Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of Lydia Unknown at The Hole, Brightling, Sussex, , England; Lydia Ballard; aged 43; pauper; born in Sussex
Ephraim Ballard; Ag Lab; aged 17; born in Sussex
William Ballard; aged 15; born in Sussex
John Ballard; aged 14; born in Sussex
Mary Ann Ballard; aged 13; born in Sussex
Henry Ballard; aged 11; born in Sussex
Charles Ballard; aged 8; born in Sussex
James Ballard; aged 6; born in Sussex
Jesse Ballard; aged 2; born in Sussex.1 William Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in the household of Lydia Unknown at Chambers, Burwash, Sussex, , England; Lydia Ballard; head; widow; aged 53; Ag Labourer; born Ashburnham, Sussex
Mary Ann Ballard; daur; single; aged 22; servant out of place; born Brightling, Sussex
Jesse Ballard; son; aged 12; farm labourer; born Brightling, Sussex
==
Edmund King Chambers; head; married; aged 22; Ag Labourer; born Burwash, Sussex
Sarah Gilbert; wife; married; aged 28; born Ashburnham, Sussex
Sarah Gilbert; daur; aged 2; at home; born Burwash, Sussex
William Ballard; brother-in-law; single; aged 25; Ag Labourer; born Brightling, Sussex.2 William Ballard died before 1861.
Ephraim Ballard; Ag Lab; aged 17; born in Sussex
William Ballard; aged 15; born in Sussex
John Ballard; aged 14; born in Sussex
Mary Ann Ballard; aged 13; born in Sussex
Henry Ballard; aged 11; born in Sussex
Charles Ballard; aged 8; born in Sussex
James Ballard; aged 6; born in Sussex
Jesse Ballard; aged 2; born in Sussex.1 William Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in the household of Lydia Unknown at Chambers, Burwash, Sussex, , England; Lydia Ballard; head; widow; aged 53; Ag Labourer; born Ashburnham, Sussex
Mary Ann Ballard; daur; single; aged 22; servant out of place; born Brightling, Sussex
Jesse Ballard; son; aged 12; farm labourer; born Brightling, Sussex
==
Edmund King Chambers; head; married; aged 22; Ag Labourer; born Burwash, Sussex
Sarah Gilbert; wife; married; aged 28; born Ashburnham, Sussex
Sarah Gilbert; daur; aged 2; at home; born Burwash, Sussex
William Ballard; brother-in-law; single; aged 25; Ag Labourer; born Brightling, Sussex.2 William Ballard died before 1861.
William Ballard1
M, b. 26 October 1825, d. December 1872
William Ballard|b. 26 Oct 1825\nd. Dec 1872|p87.htm#i13733|William Ballard|b. 4 Mar 1798|p55.htm#i13735||||William Ballard|b. 1770|p38.htm#i13756|Susanna Morgan|b. c 1772|p39.htm#i13757|||||||
William Ballard was baptized on 26 October 1825 at Knightwick, Worcestershire, , England.1,3 He was the son of William Ballard.2 William Ballard died in December 1872 at Martley Registration District, Worcestershire, , England, at age 47.4
Children of William Ballard
- Frederick W Ballard1 b. Mar 1851
- Sarah Ann Ballard1 b. 1852
- John Sidney Ballard+5 b. 1855
- Alice Hannah Ballard5 b. 1855
- Jane Ballard5 b. 1857
- Robert Ballard5 b. 1859
- Ada Ballard1 b. 1864
- Agnes Ballard1 b. 1864
- Beatrice Ballard1 b. 1867
Citations
- [S224] 2 April 1871 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG10.
- [S227] 6 June 1841 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO 107.
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S275] Unknown author, General Record Office Register of Births, Marriages and Deaths, William Ballard; Aged 46; Dec Qtr 1872; Martley; Volume: 6c Page: 181.
- [S223] 7 April 1861 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG9.
Thomas Ballard1
M, b. 30 October 1825, d. March 1885
Thomas Ballard|b. 30 Oct 1825\nd. Mar 1885|p87.htm#i6573|Thomas Ballard|b. 1795\nd. Mar 1846|p52.htm#i15229|Sarah Unknown|b. 1798|p55.htm#i15233|||||||||||||
Thomas Ballard was baptized on 30 October 1825 at Lantwit Major, Glamorgan, , Wales.1,2 He was the son of Thomas Ballard and Sarah Unknown.1 Thomas Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Flanders House, Llantwit Major, Glamorgan, , Wales; Thomas Ballard; aged 15; Ap; born in Glamorganshire
In the household of Benjamin Price, a 30 year old currier.3 He appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Colehugh Street, Lantwit Major, Glamorgan, , Wales; Cissie Jenkins; head; single; aged 68; Annuitant; born Lantwit, Glamorganshire
Thomas Ballard; lodger; single; aged 25; Currier; born Lantwit, Glamorganshire.1 He died in March 1885 at Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, , Wales, at age 59; Thomas Ballard; Aged 59; Mar Qtr 1885; Merthyr Tydfil; Volume: 11a Page: 359.4
In the household of Benjamin Price, a 30 year old currier.3 He appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Colehugh Street, Lantwit Major, Glamorgan, , Wales; Cissie Jenkins; head; single; aged 68; Annuitant; born Lantwit, Glamorganshire
Thomas Ballard; lodger; single; aged 25; Currier; born Lantwit, Glamorganshire.1 He died in March 1885 at Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, , Wales, at age 59; Thomas Ballard; Aged 59; Mar Qtr 1885; Merthyr Tydfil; Volume: 11a Page: 359.4
Children of Thomas Ballard
- George Ballard5 b. Dec 1861
- Mary Ballard b. 1864
- Edward Ballard5 b. Jun 1865
- Catherine Ballard5 b. Sep 1868
- Charles Ballard+5 b. Mar 1870
- Margaret Jessie Ballard5 b. Mar 1871, d. Mar 1902
- Ann Edith Ballard b. Sep 1874
- Alice Mabel Ballard b. Dec 1875
- Phillip Arthur Ballard b. Jun 1877
- Tom Ballard b. Jun 1880
Citations
- [S226] 30 March 1851 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO107.
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S227] 6 June 1841 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO 107.
- [S275] Unknown author, General Record Office Register of Births, Marriages and Deaths.
- [S224] 2 April 1871 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG10.
Benjamin Ballard1
M, b. 30 October 1825, d. December 1878
Benjamin Ballard|b. 30 Oct 1825\nd. Dec 1878|p87.htm#i15228|Thomas Ballard|b. 1795\nd. Mar 1846|p52.htm#i15229|Sarah Unknown|b. 1798|p55.htm#i15233|||||||||||||
Benjamin Ballard was baptized on 30 October 1825 at Llantwit Major, Glamorgan, , Wales.1,3 He was the son of Thomas Ballard and Sarah Unknown.2 Benjamin Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of Thomas Ballard and Mary Ann Unknown at Lantwit, Lantwit Major, Glamorgan, , Wales; Thomas Ballard; aged 45; Ag Lab; born in Glamorganshire
Mary Ballard; aged 30; born in Glamorganshire
Benjamin Ballard; aged 15; born in Glamorganshire
Elizabeth Ballard; aged 1; born in Glamorganshire
----
4 doors down is
Benjamin Ballard; aged 55; Ag Lab; born in Glamorganshire.2 Benjamin Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at High Street, Lower Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, , Wales; Benjamin Ballard; head; single; aged 25; Saddler employing 2men; born Llantwit Major, Glamorganshire
Thomas Meredith; lodger; married; aged 30; Asst Post Master; born Llandyfeilog; Carmarthenshire
Ann Meredith; lodger; married; aged 28; ditto wife; born Merthyr, Glamorganshire.1 He appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 21 High Street, Lower Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, , Wales; Benjamin Ballard; head; married; aged 35; Saddler employing 4 men and an apprentice; born Lantwit Major, Glamorganshire
Sarah Ballard; wife; married; aged 33; born Shundlow, Denbighshire
Alice Ballard; daur; aged 4; born Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire
Mabel M Ballard; daur; aged 2 months; born Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire
+ 2 servants.4 He died in December 1878 at Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, , Wales, at age 53; Benjamin BallardAged 53; Dec Qtr 1878; Merthyr Tydfil; Volume: 11a Page: 267.5
Mary Ballard; aged 30; born in Glamorganshire
Benjamin Ballard; aged 15; born in Glamorganshire
Elizabeth Ballard; aged 1; born in Glamorganshire
----
4 doors down is
Benjamin Ballard; aged 55; Ag Lab; born in Glamorganshire.2 Benjamin Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at High Street, Lower Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, , Wales; Benjamin Ballard; head; single; aged 25; Saddler employing 2men; born Llantwit Major, Glamorganshire
Thomas Meredith; lodger; married; aged 30; Asst Post Master; born Llandyfeilog; Carmarthenshire
Ann Meredith; lodger; married; aged 28; ditto wife; born Merthyr, Glamorganshire.1 He appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 21 High Street, Lower Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, , Wales; Benjamin Ballard; head; married; aged 35; Saddler employing 4 men and an apprentice; born Lantwit Major, Glamorganshire
Sarah Ballard; wife; married; aged 33; born Shundlow, Denbighshire
Alice Ballard; daur; aged 4; born Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire
Mabel M Ballard; daur; aged 2 months; born Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire
+ 2 servants.4 He died in December 1878 at Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, , Wales, at age 53; Benjamin BallardAged 53; Dec Qtr 1878; Merthyr Tydfil; Volume: 11a Page: 267.5
Children of Benjamin Ballard
- Alice Sarah Ballard4 b. Jun 1857
- Mabel Mary Ballard b. Mar 1861
Citations
- [S226] 30 March 1851 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO107.
- [S227] 6 June 1841 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO 107.
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S223] 7 April 1861 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG9.
- [S275] Unknown author, General Record Office Register of Births, Marriages and Deaths.
Joseph Ballard1
M, b. 13 November 1825, d. September 1869
Joseph Ballard|b. 13 Nov 1825\nd. Sep 1869|p87.htm#i14564|Joseph Ballard|b. c 1800|p56.htm#i18466||||Unknown Ballard|b. c 1775|p40.htm#i18470||||||||||
Joseph Ballard was baptized on 13 November 1825 at London, Middlesex, , England; Son of Joseph & Mary Ballard.1,3 He was the son of Joseph Ballard.2 Joseph Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in the household of Thomas Ballard at Gregory's Court, Spitalfields, Middlesex, , England; Thos Ballard; aged 35; M.S; born in Middlesex
Sarah Ballard; aged 25; born in Middlesex
Rebecca Ballard; aged 15; not born in Middlesex
Hannah Ballard; aged 15; born in Middlesex
Thomas Ballard; aged 14; born in Middlesex
Joseph Ballard; aged 12; born in Middlesex
Ann Ballard; aged 10; born in Middlesex
Sarah Ballard; aged 6; born in Middlesex
Eliza Ballard; aged 1; born in Middlesex.2
Joseph Ballard died in September 1869 at Whitechapel, Middlesex, , England, at age 43; Joseph Ballard; Aged 40; Sep 1869; Whitechapel; Volume: 1c Page: 258.4
Sarah Ballard; aged 25; born in Middlesex
Rebecca Ballard; aged 15; not born in Middlesex
Hannah Ballard; aged 15; born in Middlesex
Thomas Ballard; aged 14; born in Middlesex
Joseph Ballard; aged 12; born in Middlesex
Ann Ballard; aged 10; born in Middlesex
Sarah Ballard; aged 6; born in Middlesex
Eliza Ballard; aged 1; born in Middlesex.2
Joseph Ballard died in September 1869 at Whitechapel, Middlesex, , England, at age 43; Joseph Ballard; Aged 40; Sep 1869; Whitechapel; Volume: 1c Page: 258.4
Children of Joseph Ballard
- Sarah Ann Ballard1 b. Dec 1855
- Thomas Joseph Ballard+1 b. Dec 1858
- Charles James Ballard+1 b. Mar 1861
- George Ballard1 b. 1866
Ann Ballard1
F, b. 13 November 1825
Ann Ballard|b. 13 Nov 1825|p87.htm#i16772|John Ballard|b. 27 Feb 1792\nd. Mar 1847|p50.htm#i16770||||Gabriel Ballard|b. 26 Feb 1769|p37.htm#i16776||||||||||
Ann Ballard was baptized on 13 November 1825 at Thurcaston, Leicestershire, , England.1,2 She was the daughter of John Ballard.1 As of circa 1849,her married name was Armstrong.1
Elizabeth Ballard1
F, b. 6 December 1825
Elizabeth Ballard|b. 6 Dec 1825|p87.htm#i6054|John Ballard|b. 20 Feb 1799|p56.htm#i12142||||Thomas Ballard|b. 1770|p38.htm#i15053|Ann Horobing|b. 1773|p39.htm#i15054|||||||
Elizabeth Ballard was born on 6 December 1825 at Leicester, Leicestershire, , England.1 She was the daughter of John Ballard.1 Elizabeth Ballard was baptized on 11 December 1825 at Leicester, Leicestershire, , England.1 She appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at The Green, Belgrave, Leicestershire, , England; Elizabeth Ballard; boarder; single; aged 36; Sempstress; born Belgrave, Leicestershire.2 She appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Abbey Lane, Belgrave, Leicestershire, , England; Elizabeth Ballard; boarder; single; aged 45; No Occupation; born Belgrave, Leicestershire.3 She appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Leicester, Leicestershire, , England; Elizabeth Ballard; Aunt; single; aged 57; born Belgrave, Leicester, Leicestershire.4 She appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at 55 Justice Street, Belgrave, Leicestershire, , England; Elizabeth Ballard; boarder; single; aged 70; born Belgrave, Leicestershire.5
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S223] 7 April 1861 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG9, RG9/2281 folio 94 page 3.
- [S224] 2 April 1871 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG10, RG10/3266 folio 79 page 22.
- [S225] 3 April 1881 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG11, RG11/3154 folio 14 page 19.
- [S314] 5 April 1891 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG12, RG12/2522 folio 13 page 19.
Evan Ballard1
M, b. 8 December 1825, d. March 1899
Evan Ballard|b. 8 Dec 1825\nd. Mar 1899|p87.htm#i12314|Christopher Ballard|b. 1782\nd. b 1851|p45.htm#i16032|Ann Unknown|b. 1798|p55.htm#i16031|||||||||||||
Evan Ballard was baptized on 8 December 1825 at Penmark, Glamorgan, , Wales.1,4 He was the son of Christopher Ballard and Ann Unknown.2,3 Evan Ballard appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at St James' Square, Bristol, Gloucestershire, , England; Evan Ballard; aged 15; Apprentice; not born in Gloucestershire
(In the household of Frederick Kusenbeck, a 75 year old wine merchant & foreign subject.).5 He appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Glaish Cottage, Cadoxton juxta Neath, Glamorgan, , Wales; Evan Ballard; head; single; aged 25; glazer & draper; born Penmark, Glamorganshire
Ann Ballard; mother; widow; aged 52; born Coity, Glamorganshire
+ 1 servant.6 He appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at 43 Llwydarth Road, Cwmdu, Glamorgan, , Wales; Evan Ballard; head; widower; aged 65; trafic manager; born Penmark, Glamorgan; both
Ann Harriet; daur; single; aged 22; born Spelter, Maesteg, Glamorgan; both
Maria Mary Ballard; daur; aged 19; miliner; born Maesteg, Glamorgan.7 He died in March 1899 at age 73; Ballard, Evan; Aged 73; March Quarter 1899; Bridgend ; Volume: 11a Page: 444.
(In the household of Frederick Kusenbeck, a 75 year old wine merchant & foreign subject.).5 He appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Glaish Cottage, Cadoxton juxta Neath, Glamorgan, , Wales; Evan Ballard; head; single; aged 25; glazer & draper; born Penmark, Glamorganshire
Ann Ballard; mother; widow; aged 52; born Coity, Glamorganshire
+ 1 servant.6 He appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at 43 Llwydarth Road, Cwmdu, Glamorgan, , Wales; Evan Ballard; head; widower; aged 65; trafic manager; born Penmark, Glamorgan; both
Ann Harriet; daur; single; aged 22; born Spelter, Maesteg, Glamorgan; both
Maria Mary Ballard; daur; aged 19; miliner; born Maesteg, Glamorgan.7 He died in March 1899 at age 73; Ballard, Evan; Aged 73; March Quarter 1899; Bridgend ; Volume: 11a Page: 444.
Children of Evan Ballard
- Christopher Ballard+1 b. Dec 1863
- Phillip Boswood Ballard1 b. 13 Feb 1865, d. 1 Nov 1950
- Anne Harriet Ballard1 b. 1869, d. Mar 1893
- Maria Mary Ballard7 b. Sep 1871
Citations
- [S224] 2 April 1871 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG10.
- [S226] 30 March 1851 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO107.
- [S227] 6 June 1841 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO 107.
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S227] 6 June 1841 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO 107, HO107/374/2 folio 5 page 4.
- [S226] 30 March 1851 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO107, HO107/2464 folio 462 page 6.
- [S314] 5 April 1891 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG12.
Mary English Ballard1
F, b. 25 December 1825
Mary English Ballard|b. 25 Dec 1825|p87.htm#i15429|Joseph Ballard|b. 1793\nd. Mar 1858|p51.htm#i15412||||Joseph Ballard|b. 1765|p36.htm#i15426|Ann Fowler|b. 1768|p37.htm#i15427|||||||
Mary English Ballard was baptized on 25 December 1825 at Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, , England.1 She was the daughter of Joseph Ballard.1 Mary English Ballard appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at 15 Clare Court, London, Middlesex, , England; Ann Callow; head; widow; aged 63; Dressmaker; born Faversham, Kent
Mary E Ballard; niece; single; aged 23; Dressmaker; born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.2 She and Ann Jemima Greenup Ballard appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 14 Clare Court, London, Middlesex, , England; Mary Engh. Ballard; head; single; aged 34; dressmaker; born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Ann Jema. Ballard; sister; single; aged 31; assistant dressmaker; born Aylesbury, BUckinghamshire.3 Mary English Ballard appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Exchange Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, , England; Mary English Ballard; head; single; aged 42; Dressmaker; born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.4
Mary E Ballard; niece; single; aged 23; Dressmaker; born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.2 She and Ann Jemima Greenup Ballard appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 14 Clare Court, London, Middlesex, , England; Mary Engh. Ballard; head; single; aged 34; dressmaker; born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Ann Jema. Ballard; sister; single; aged 31; assistant dressmaker; born Aylesbury, BUckinghamshire.3 Mary English Ballard appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Exchange Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, , England; Mary English Ballard; head; single; aged 42; Dressmaker; born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.4
Citations
- [S268] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S226] 30 March 1851 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, HO107, HO107/1512 folio 337 page 16.
- [S223] 7 April 1861 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG9, RG9/181 folio 15 page 35.
- [S224] 2 April 1871 UK National Census, Kew, London, England, RG10, RG10/1411 folio 120 page 1.