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1. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Ball-10682Samuel Ball UEL (1765-1846) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

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   Apr 29, 2023 · Brother of Catherine (Chicken) Simons [half], Elias Ball, Isaac Ball, Lydia (Ball) Bryan and John Coming Ball Sr. Husband of Mary Catherine (Wallace) Ball — married 27 Apr 1797 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Father of Andrew Ball, Samuel Ball and Mary Ball. Died 14 Dec 1846 at about age 81 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

   • Gender: Male
   • Death Date: December 14, 1846

   • Spouse: Mary Catherine (Wallace) Ball

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     The Curse of Oak Island: HUGE FIND Linked to Samuel Ball (Season 4) | History

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3. www.msn.com › en-us › newsSamuel Ball was the largest landowner on Oak Island - MSN

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   NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA: While the Lagina brothers pursued the mythical treasure on the island, 'The Curse of Oak Island' introduced us to numerous historical characters, including Samuel Ball....

4. fhcmag.blogspot.com › 2018 › 03FAMILY HISTORY CHANNEL : Samuel Ball of Oak Island (1765 – 1846)

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   Mar 6, 2018 · Samuel Ball of Oak Island (1765 – 1846) World famous Oak Island was open to the public. It was 1973 and for the first time since the treasure hunt began back in 1795, an organized, well-received walking tour was being offered by the Nova Scotia Department of Tourism in conjunction with the current treasure hunting syndicate, Triton Alliance ...

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   Who was Samuel Ball?

   • Samuel Ball, Farmer in the 1793 Poll Tax. In 1795 his occupation listed in the Poll Tax, For Chester, Lununburg, Nova Scotia, is farmer on Oak island. Property purchase May 23, 1798, Lot number 8, Oak Island from Robert Melvin, 6 Pounds. He passed away in 1845.

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   Where is Samuel Ball from 'the curse of Oak Island'?

   • According to the TV Show, The Curse of Oak Island Samuel Ball's family has a family tree back to Samuel. There are Samuel Ball's who live in PA, ME and MA. ' Recollections of the Ball Family of South Carolina and the Comingtee Plantation mentioned here.

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   How long did Samuel Ball live in Shelburne?

   • "Samuel Ball, a Black Man" as described in his marriage certificate, lived in Shelburne for two years and then in Chester for twenty-three years. In 1809, Ball received permission to occupy a vacant lot on Oak Island. "1846. Will of Samuel Ball, Oak Island, Book 1, pg.37, Dated 1 Oct. 1841, Probated 5 Jan. 1846, wit.

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   Does Samual ball have a relationship with the Vaughn family?

   • Samual Ball’s friendship with the Vaughn family has already been noted. Still, Vaughn’s past might lead to clues as to more illicit activities on Oak Island beyond farming and perhaps the nature of Hook Island.

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6. michaeleastwriter.medium.com › the-characters-ofThe Characters of Oak Island: Samuel Ball - Michael East

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   Sep 29, 2020 · A slave, cabbage farmer and eventually one of the richest men in Nova Scotia, the mystery of Samuel Ball may be as intriguing as anything else in the history of the Oak Island legend....

7. www.geni.com › people › Samuel-BallSamuel Ball (1765 - 1846) - Genealogy - Geni.com

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   May 13, 2023 · Birthplace: Comingtee Lane, Mount Pleasant, Charleston County, SC, 29464, United States. Death: December 14, 1846 (80-81) Lunenburg, Oak Island, Chester, Nova Scotia, Canada. Immediate Family: Husband of Mary Catherine Ball. Father of Andrew Ball; Samuel Ball; Mary Ball and Mary Ball. Managed by:

   • Location: Mount Pleasant, SC

   • Birthdate: 1765

8. www.animascorp.com › the-intriguing-life-of-samuelThe Intriguing Life of Samuel Ball: Oak Island’s Mysterious ...

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   Jan 27, 2024 · January 27, 2024. 0. 35. Samuel Ball, a key figure in the history of Oak Island, is a man whose life and legacy continue to spark intrigue and fascination. From humble beginnings as a blacksmith and fisherman, Ball’s unearthing of substantial wealth on the enigmatic island has cemented his place in history.

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   Samuel Ball was a Canadian cabbage farmer who mysteriously came into a fortune during his time on Nova Scotia island Oak Island. He is commonly believed by many to have found the famous treasure.