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Ellen JOHNSON

Birth29.10.1753 - Farnworth (near Bolton), Lancashire, England
Death1817 - Churchtown, North Meols, Lancashire
MotherAnn TRAVERS
FatherJohn JOHNSON

Born in Farnworth (near Bolton), Lancashire, England on 29.10.1753 to John JOHNSON and Ann TRAVERS. Ellen JOHNSON married Edmund Ball and had 8 children. She passed away on 1817 in Churchtown, North Meols, Lancashire.

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Parents
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John Johnson
1733 - 1768
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Ann Travers
1735 - 1792
Spouse(s)
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Edmund Ball
1744 - 1809
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Richard Rymer Rimmer
1777 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Catherine Ball
1778 - 1819
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Catherine Rymer Rimmer
1803 - 1825
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Ann Ball
1775 - Unknown
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William Ball
1789 - Unknown
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Ellen Ball
1786 - Unknown
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James Johnson
1783 - 1870
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Betty Ball
1782 - Unknown
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John Ball
1779 - Unknown

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