Hannah married Steward/Stewart Ballow/Ballou/Belleau in Virginia. He first appears on the tax list in Kentucky in 1797 with no land. By 1800 they purchased land on Sugar Creek in Garrard County. They lived their until she died. She signed a deed for sale of 29 acres on 17 May 1811, but died before 18 February 1814 when her husband married Nancy Banks.
Hannah's parents were Hannah Smith and Joseph Higginbotham.
Hannah's parents were Hannah Smith and Joseph Higginbotham.
Hannah married Steward/Stewart Ballow/Ballou/Belleau in Virginia. He first appears on the tax list in Kentucky in 1797 with no land. By 1800 they purchased land on Sugar Creek in Garrard County. They lived their until she died. She signed a deed for sale of 29 acres on 17 May 1811, but died before 18 February 1814 when her husband married Nancy Banks.
Hannah's parents were Hannah Smith and Joseph Higginbotham.
Hannah's parents were Hannah Smith and Joseph Higginbotham.
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