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Explore original colonial land grants, survey plats, deeds, township maps, property records, and migration maps documenting the movement of the Ball family from South Carolina into Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and beyond. This collection preserves the documentary history of Ball family land ownership from the seventeenth century through the nineteenth century.
Explore some of the Association’s most significant historical collections, featuring Revolutionary War service, colonial South Carolina, and generations of preserved family research.
Discover the Ball family’s military service during the American Revolution through militia rolls, pension files, service records, battle histories, maps, and original research documenting the sacrifices and achievements of generations of Ball descendants.
Explore original colonial land grants, plats, deeds, parish registers, probate records, and early settlement documents documenting the Ball family’s first generations in colonial South Carolina.
Museum Collection No. 1704-01
Original survey plat of William Ball’s
429-acre land grant.
Surveyed 13 May 1704 by Henry Mouzon.
Search family lines, descendants, photographs, Bible records, cemetery surveys, and generations of documented Ball family genealogy.
Museum Collection No. F-1704-01
Founding generations of the Ball family in Colonial South Carolina
From William Ball (1644–1729) through the third generation
Browse original wills, letters, church records, manuscripts, photographs, newspapers, and rare historical publications preserved by the Ball Family Association.
Museum Collection No. 1777-03
Last Will and Testament of Lt. Edward Ball
Signed 13 March 1777 • Georgia State Archives
Explore historic maps, plats, surveys, property records, and land grants that document the movement and settlement of Ball families across America.
Museum Collection No. 1773-02
Black Creek survey plat showing Thomas Bacon’s plantation and adjoining Ball family lands Surveyed 10 February 1773 by James Wright, D.S.