He was the son of Ninian Beall (1757-1784) and Ann Brown, daughter of Judge Joseph Brown per Colonial Families of the United States, page 75.
Per Genealogy of the Beall Families, page 58, his mother was Ann Sissell, born 1756, daughter of Thomas Sissell and his wife, Mary.
On October 16, 1808, he married Rachel H. Grove, daughter of Dr. Jacob Grove of Reading, Pennsylvania.
He served during the War of 1812 from 1812 to 1814.
The Evening Star January 28, 1856
Georgetown Correspondence
Georgetown, January 28, 1856
Mr. Ninian Beall, for many years a useful citizen of our city, but for the last six or eight a resident of Montgomery County, died at his residence on Saturday last. He was one of the leading representatives in our City Councils. His remains will be buried by the Masonic fraternity this afternoon, from the residence of his son, G.W. Beall.
Per Genealogy of the Beall Families, page 58, his mother was Ann Sissell, born 1756, daughter of Thomas Sissell and his wife, Mary.
On October 16, 1808, he married Rachel H. Grove, daughter of Dr. Jacob Grove of Reading, Pennsylvania.
He served during the War of 1812 from 1812 to 1814.
The Evening Star January 28, 1856
Georgetown Correspondence
Georgetown, January 28, 1856
Mr. Ninian Beall, for many years a useful citizen of our city, but for the last six or eight a resident of Montgomery County, died at his residence on Saturday last. He was one of the leading representatives in our City Councils. His remains will be buried by the Masonic fraternity this afternoon, from the residence of his son, G.W. Beall.
He was the son of Ninian Beall (1757-1784) and Ann Brown, daughter of Judge Joseph Brown per Colonial Families of the United States, page 75.
Per Genealogy of the Beall Families, page 58, his mother was Ann Sissell, born 1756, daughter of Thomas Sissell and his wife, Mary.
On October 16, 1808, he married Rachel H. Grove, daughter of Dr. Jacob Grove of Reading, Pennsylvania.
He served during the War of 1812 from 1812 to 1814.
The Evening Star January 28, 1856
Georgetown Correspondence
Georgetown, January 28, 1856
Mr. Ninian Beall, for many years a useful citizen of our city, but for the last six or eight a resident of Montgomery County, died at his residence on Saturday last. He was one of the leading representatives in our City Councils. His remains will be buried by the Masonic fraternity this afternoon, from the residence of his son, G.W. Beall.
Per Genealogy of the Beall Families, page 58, his mother was Ann Sissell, born 1756, daughter of Thomas Sissell and his wife, Mary.
On October 16, 1808, he married Rachel H. Grove, daughter of Dr. Jacob Grove of Reading, Pennsylvania.
He served during the War of 1812 from 1812 to 1814.
The Evening Star January 28, 1856
Georgetown Correspondence
Georgetown, January 28, 1856
Mr. Ninian Beall, for many years a useful citizen of our city, but for the last six or eight a resident of Montgomery County, died at his residence on Saturday last. He was one of the leading representatives in our City Councils. His remains will be buried by the Masonic fraternity this afternoon, from the residence of his son, G.W. Beall.
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