husband peyton everett ballard
Born 1854, Sulphur Springs, Ind. "Her education was received in the common schools, not many institutions of higher learning being accessible to all students at that early date… She accepted the Christian faith and to a friend who was with her when her body was racked by pain, she said, whether I live or die all is well with me… Jane Ballard was a kind neighbor, a loyal friend, and abounding in works of benevolence. In her benefactions, she closely resembled Dorcas, a worthy Bible character, who gave much time and skill in the construction of garments for the needy… She loved her home, and often expressed the wish that she might live and die in it, and from it might be borne to her last resting place." (Obituary)
Born 1854, Sulphur Springs, Ind. "Her education was received in the common schools, not many institutions of higher learning being accessible to all students at that early date… She accepted the Christian faith and to a friend who was with her when her body was racked by pain, she said, whether I live or die all is well with me… Jane Ballard was a kind neighbor, a loyal friend, and abounding in works of benevolence. In her benefactions, she closely resembled Dorcas, a worthy Bible character, who gave much time and skill in the construction of garments for the needy… She loved her home, and often expressed the wish that she might live and die in it, and from it might be borne to her last resting place." (Obituary)
husband peyton everett ballard
Born 1854, Sulphur Springs, Ind. "Her education was received in the common schools, not many institutions of higher learning being accessible to all students at that early date… She accepted the Christian faith and to a friend who was with her when her body was racked by pain, she said, whether I live or die all is well with me… Jane Ballard was a kind neighbor, a loyal friend, and abounding in works of benevolence. In her benefactions, she closely resembled Dorcas, a worthy Bible character, who gave much time and skill in the construction of garments for the needy… She loved her home, and often expressed the wish that she might live and die in it, and from it might be borne to her last resting place." (Obituary)
Born 1854, Sulphur Springs, Ind. "Her education was received in the common schools, not many institutions of higher learning being accessible to all students at that early date… She accepted the Christian faith and to a friend who was with her when her body was racked by pain, she said, whether I live or die all is well with me… Jane Ballard was a kind neighbor, a loyal friend, and abounding in works of benevolence. In her benefactions, she closely resembled Dorcas, a worthy Bible character, who gave much time and skill in the construction of garments for the needy… She loved her home, and often expressed the wish that she might live and die in it, and from it might be borne to her last resting place." (Obituary)
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