Spencer Ball1
M, b. circa 1710
Spencer Ball was listed as a Col. in the Northumberland Co. militia on 11 Sep 1759.1
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- [S273] Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck, Virginia's Colonial Soldiers, p. 27.
Andrew J. Hattabaugh
M, b. circa 1770, d. 1835
Per Bio Memoirs of Greene Co., Andrew was a native of Virginia who came to Greene Co. in a very early day. He moved to Cass Township, Greene County, Indiana around 1826 and took up government land, entering in all over 400 acres in Section 16. He was a successful farmer and also operated a flatboat. He died as a result of an accident on a boat while down the Missisippi River.
According to the Bio Memoirs, p.413, Andrew's grandson, Andrew Jackson Hattabaugh, liked to talk about his grandfather, Andrew, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. Grandson Andrew had often seen the overcoat and flintlock musket his grandfather used in the Revolution.
Andrew was born circa 1770 at Virginia. Date of birth from 1830 Census (between 1870 & 1880) but must have been very close to 1770 if Andrew served in Revolution. Place from Bio Memoirs, p.411.1 Andrew married Druscilla [--?--] Hattabaugh in 1812?.2
Andrew was listed as the head of household in the 50-60 age group in the 1830 Census at Greene County, Indiana. Other individuals included in this household were a female, age 30-40, presumably Andrew's wife Drucilla; an unknown male 20-30; a male 15-20, presumably Isaac Hattabaugh; an unknown female 10-15; two females 5-10, presumably Sarah J. Hattabaugh and an unknown sister; and two males under 5 years of age, presumably Bolivar and Nelson Hattabaugh..3 He died in a boating accident at on the Mississippi River in in 1835.4
According to the Bio Memoirs, p.413, Andrew's grandson, Andrew Jackson Hattabaugh, liked to talk about his grandfather, Andrew, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. Grandson Andrew had often seen the overcoat and flintlock musket his grandfather used in the Revolution.
Andrew was born circa 1770 at Virginia. Date of birth from 1830 Census (between 1870 & 1880) but must have been very close to 1770 if Andrew served in Revolution. Place from Bio Memoirs, p.411.1 Andrew married Druscilla [--?--] Hattabaugh in 1812?.2
Andrew was listed as the head of household in the 50-60 age group in the 1830 Census at Greene County, Indiana. Other individuals included in this household were a female, age 30-40, presumably Andrew's wife Drucilla; an unknown male 20-30; a male 15-20, presumably Isaac Hattabaugh; an unknown female 10-15; two females 5-10, presumably Sarah J. Hattabaugh and an unknown sister; and two males under 5 years of age, presumably Bolivar and Nelson Hattabaugh..3 He died in a boating accident at on the Mississippi River in in 1835.4
Family | Druscilla [--?--] Hattabaugh b. c 1794, d. a 1850 |
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Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth is taken from the 1830 Census (between 1870 & 1880) but must have been earlier if Andrew served in the Revolution as indicated by his grandson. Early Settlers from Southern States says born 1780-90 VA.
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of marriage guessed from the birthdate of the oldest known child, Isaac, in 1813.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Greene County, Indiana, page168 (AN).
- [S458] Phillips & Hattabaugh Genealogy, Elinor B. Lindberg (e-mail address).