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Ann(e) Young

Birth25 Jul 1749 - wallingford Connecticut, United States
Death16 JAN 1837 - Bradford County, PA
MotherPossibly Grissell
FatherRobert Young

Born in wallingford Connecticut, United States on 25 Jul 1749 to Robert Young and Possibly Grissell. Ann(e) Young married Stephen Ballard and had 9 children. She passed away on 16 JAN 1837 in Bradford County, PA.

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Parents
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Robert Young
1720 - 1750
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Possibly Grissell
1725 - 1749
Spouse(s)
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Stephen Ballard
1753 - 1829
Children Show all
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Mary Ann Ballard
1774 - 1865
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Mary Annah Ballard
1793 - 1864
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Lucretia Ballard
1775 - 1850
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Rhoda Ballard
1782 - 1857
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Elizabeth Ballard
1784 - 1854
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Stephen Ballard
1777 - 1853
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Margaret Ballard
1773 - 1849
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Martha Ballard
1790 - 1874
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Samuel Ballard
1795 - 1830

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