Son of Oliver Ballou and Mary Simonds.
Married 6 Apr 1822 New Hampshire to Cynthia P Sanborn.
To their union was born 7 children:
Ira Persons Ballou, Mary Jane Ballou, Sarah Jane Ballou, Charlotte Augusta Ballou, Ellen Maria Ballou, Luisde Leon Ballou, and Annah Belle Ballou.
Hosea moved to Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire in 1834. He built the house next beyond the cemetery on the same side of the highway and resided there. He was a speculator and Farmer. He was also one of the contractors for the construction of the Franklin and Bristol Railroad.
Hosea moved West in April of 1855.
Married 6 Apr 1822 New Hampshire to Cynthia P Sanborn.
To their union was born 7 children:
Ira Persons Ballou, Mary Jane Ballou, Sarah Jane Ballou, Charlotte Augusta Ballou, Ellen Maria Ballou, Luisde Leon Ballou, and Annah Belle Ballou.
Hosea moved to Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire in 1834. He built the house next beyond the cemetery on the same side of the highway and resided there. He was a speculator and Farmer. He was also one of the contractors for the construction of the Franklin and Bristol Railroad.
Hosea moved West in April of 1855.
Son of Oliver Ballou and Mary Simonds.
Married 6 Apr 1822 New Hampshire to Cynthia P Sanborn.
To their union was born 7 children:
Ira Persons Ballou, Mary Jane Ballou, Sarah Jane Ballou, Charlotte Augusta Ballou, Ellen Maria Ballou, Luisde Leon Ballou, and Annah Belle Ballou.
Hosea moved to Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire in 1834. He built the house next beyond the cemetery on the same side of the highway and resided there. He was a speculator and Farmer. He was also one of the contractors for the construction of the Franklin and Bristol Railroad.
Hosea moved West in April of 1855.
Married 6 Apr 1822 New Hampshire to Cynthia P Sanborn.
To their union was born 7 children:
Ira Persons Ballou, Mary Jane Ballou, Sarah Jane Ballou, Charlotte Augusta Ballou, Ellen Maria Ballou, Luisde Leon Ballou, and Annah Belle Ballou.
Hosea moved to Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire in 1834. He built the house next beyond the cemetery on the same side of the highway and resided there. He was a speculator and Farmer. He was also one of the contractors for the construction of the Franklin and Bristol Railroad.
Hosea moved West in April of 1855.
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