Moses Ballinger

Birth6 February 1742 - Hopewell, Prince George, Virginia, USA or Monocacy Valley, Prince Georges, MD, USA

Death18 October 1814 - Jefferson County, Tennessee, United States of America

MotherHannah Mary Wright

FatherHenry Josiah Ballinger

Born in Hopewell, Prince George, Virginia, USA or Monocacy Valley, Prince Georges, MD, USA on 6 February 1742 to Henry Josiah Ballinger and Hannah Mary Wright. Moses Ballinger married Hannah Allen and had 10 children. He passed away on 18 October 1814 in Jefferson County, Tennessee, United States of America.

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Parents

Henry Josiah Ballinger
1695 - 1774

Hannah Mary Wright
1708 - 1760

Spouse(s)

Hannah Allen
1741 - 1810

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Hannah Ballenger
1767 - 1857

Lydia Ballinger Turner
1771 - 1845

Mary Ballinger
1776 - 1839

Henry Ballenger
1772 - 1865

Catherine Bellinger
1765 - 1843

Moses Jr Ballinger
1780 - 1870

Thomas Ballinger
1773 - 1835

Charity Ballenger
1782 - Unknown

William Ballinger
1778 - 1860

Sarah Ballinger
1759 - 1840

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