When Charlotte Ball Woodbury died in April 1878 at the age of 94, she was one of Midland's oldest residents, born November 4, 1773 in Franklin County Massachusetts the daughter of an American Revolutionary War Soldier.
Charlotte moved to the Village of Midland in the early 1860's to live with her son George Fordyce Ball, who operated a hotel and farm. The Ball family, and especially Charlotte left a long-lasting impact on the history of Midland County.
One person in particular who should be familiar to Midland residents, Grace A. (Ball) Dow who is the Great-Granddaughter of Charlotte Ball Woodbury.
Learn more about Charlotte Ball Woodbury and other early settlers this Saturday at the Midland City Cemetery as we mark the Midland Cemetery 150th Anniversary.
Tours begin at Noon, running every 20 minutes with the last tour at 1:40, several times are already sold out! Secure your spot today: https://bit.ly/3PsKLhR
Looking for more fun history activities this weekend? The John Alden Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution are hosting a free genealogy research workshop by appointment. Event takes place at the Grace. A Dow Memorial Library. For more information and to set an appointment contact: [email protected].
Charlotte moved to the Village of Midland in the early 1860's to live with her son George Fordyce Ball, who operated a hotel and farm. The Ball family, and especially Charlotte left a long-lasting impact on the history of Midland County.
One person in particular who should be familiar to Midland residents, Grace A. (Ball) Dow who is the Great-Granddaughter of Charlotte Ball Woodbury.
Learn more about Charlotte Ball Woodbury and other early settlers this Saturday at the Midland City Cemetery as we mark the Midland Cemetery 150th Anniversary.
Tours begin at Noon, running every 20 minutes with the last tour at 1:40, several times are already sold out! Secure your spot today: https://bit.ly/3PsKLhR
Looking for more fun history activities this weekend? The John Alden Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution are hosting a free genealogy research workshop by appointment. Event takes place at the Grace. A Dow Memorial Library. For more information and to set an appointment contact: [email protected].
When Charlotte Ball Woodbury died in April 1878 at the age of 94, she was one of Midland's oldest residents, born November 4, 1773 in Franklin County Massachusetts the daughter of an American Revolutionary War Soldier.
Charlotte moved to the Village of Midland in the early 1860's to live with her son George Fordyce Ball, who operated a hotel and farm. The Ball family, and especially Charlotte left a long-lasting impact on the history of Midland County.
One person in particular who should be familiar to Midland residents, Grace A. (Ball) Dow who is the Great-Granddaughter of Charlotte Ball Woodbury.
Learn more about Charlotte Ball Woodbury and other early settlers this Saturday at the Midland City Cemetery as we mark the Midland Cemetery 150th Anniversary.
Tours begin at Noon, running every 20 minutes with the last tour at 1:40, several times are already sold out! Secure your spot today: https://bit.ly/3PsKLhR
Looking for more fun history activities this weekend? The John Alden Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution are hosting a free genealogy research workshop by appointment. Event takes place at the Grace. A Dow Memorial Library. For more information and to set an appointment contact: [email protected].
Charlotte moved to the Village of Midland in the early 1860's to live with her son George Fordyce Ball, who operated a hotel and farm. The Ball family, and especially Charlotte left a long-lasting impact on the history of Midland County.
One person in particular who should be familiar to Midland residents, Grace A. (Ball) Dow who is the Great-Granddaughter of Charlotte Ball Woodbury.
Learn more about Charlotte Ball Woodbury and other early settlers this Saturday at the Midland City Cemetery as we mark the Midland Cemetery 150th Anniversary.
Tours begin at Noon, running every 20 minutes with the last tour at 1:40, several times are already sold out! Secure your spot today: https://bit.ly/3PsKLhR
Looking for more fun history activities this weekend? The John Alden Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution are hosting a free genealogy research workshop by appointment. Event takes place at the Grace. A Dow Memorial Library. For more information and to set an appointment contact: [email protected].
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