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My goal with the Hartsook Ball Family Genealogy Home Page, is to share and exchange creditable accurate information regarding the people in my family. To share and exchanged information on the lines I have not completed my research on. All originated from the east coast, slowly moving westward, with the common factor, one or more of their decendents ended up in Oregon.
Surnames include HARTSOCK, HARTSOOK, PAYTON, PEYTON, NEELY and PALMER. These families were mainly from Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky, dating from about 1760 forward. Most stayed in the area, but a few ventured west. BALL, SLOPER, CROUSE, BEALL, STOCKTON, CHANEY, SHERMAN and TRUMBULL. With the Ball and Crouse lines starting in about the mid to late 1600's. These Families were also from the east coast, mainly from Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York and Virginia, again moving westward toward Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas and Missouri. Again, some brave ones, traveled the distance on to Oregon.

There are over than 2,000 additional surnames, of extended family not mentioned above, but have been researched and are in my tree.

I have researched all families, and have documented and included any and all information gathered, from census reports to obituraries, Newspaper clippings, to family Bibles, Revolutionary War to Civil War Records, and archived records. Any information found has been posted to the individual.

As more information is gathered, I will update. Please let me know if the information has been of any help.
The Hartsook / Ball Family Genealogy Homepage
Updated April 24, 2005
Barbara Ann Hartsook
4225 N Alaska #67
Portland, Oregon 97203
United States
503-978-1657
jennih2003@netscape.com

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Family Photos

  • Barbara Blake Sloper and daughters (66 KB)
    Pictured Back Row from left to right: Lucena, Huldah Jane, Almeda; Front Row from left to right: Miranda, Barbara, Amanda. I believe this picture was taken in Independence, Polk Co., Oregon, in the late 1880's.
  • Leslie Pearl Ball (122 KB)
    Pictured is Leslie Pearl Ball, (who later changed his name to Lester Pearl Ball). The Ball family loved music, and all played instruments. Leslie played in a group, that traveled around Oregon, before radio. This pictured was taken before 1900, in Independence Oregon.
  • Thomas and Barbara Sloper family bible (82 KB)
    Picture is 1 of 4 pages from the bible, recording marriages, births and deaths.
  • Amos Allen Ball (52 KB)
    This picture is of Amos Allen Ball and Huldah Jane Sloper, taken after 1883, in Independence, Polk Co., Oregon.
  • Telitha Hartsook and son. (111 KB)
    Pictured is Telitha Hartsook and son William Vanice Hartsook. This pictured was taken about 1890 in Louisville Kentucky.
  • Thomas and Barbara Sloper family bible. (52 KB)
    2nd page of 4 pages from the family bible
  • William Hartsook and wife (180 KB)
    This is William Robert Hartsook and wife Telitha Cuma Payton, taken probably around 1900.
  • William Robert Hartsook and sons. (402 KB)
    Pictured from left to right: William Robert Hartsook, Lemual Payton Hartsook and Isaac Newton Hartsook. The picture was taken in the late 1920's, in Portland Oregon.
  • Thomas and Barbara Sloper family bible. (114 KB)
    3rd page of 4 pages from the family bible.
  • Telitha Hartsook, daughter and grandson. (172 KB)
    This is Telitha (Payton) Hartsook, daughter Lizzy (Hartsook) Hagen and grandson John Hagen, taken about 1910.
  • Thomas and Barbara Sloper family bible (74 KB)
    4th page of 4 pages in the family bible
  • Telitha Cuma Payton (40 KB)
    This is a very special picture as it is a tin picture that is fading rapidly. The picture is of Telitha Cuma Payton, at about 3 years old, in Horse Cave, Hart Co., Kentucky.
  • Robert Boyd Chaney (53 KB)
    Pictured is Robert Boyd Chaney taken between 1910 & 1920 in Oregon
  • Hartsook Family Quilt (72 KB)
    Pictured is 1 of 2 quilts, that were Telitha Hartsook's. Telitha, and mother-in-law Susanna Delina (Neely) Hartsook made together. It is a very fancy quilt, probably made as a wedding quilt. There are many pieces of velvet throughout the piece, with very elaborate embrodery of birds, flowers, and other objects. Along the out side edge of the quilt, embrodered are the names Mrs T C Hartsook, Mrs. S D Hartsook.
  • Minnie Augusta Chaney (50 KB)
    Pictured is Minnie Augusta (Sherman) Chaney, wife of Robert Boyd Chaney, taken between 1910 & 1920, in Oregon.
  • Children of William & Telitha Hartsook (148 KB)
    Pictured Back Row from left to right: William Vanice, Isaac Newton; Front Row: Lemual Payton and Lizzy. This photo was taken in 1909, in Cairo Illinois.
  • Robert Boyd Chaney and Minnie Augusta Chaney (15 KB)
    Pictured are Robert Boyd and Minnie Augusta Chaney, on their 50th Wedding Anniversary, in Newberg, Yamhill Co., Oregon.
  • Jame William Ball & Family (68 KB)
    Pictured are James William Ball, his wife Mary Alberta (Beall ) Ball, back center is son Roy Vernon, front center is Winfred Herbert. This picture was taken in Independence, Polk Co., Oregon in 1900.
  • Robert Boyd and Minnie Augusta Chaney (103 KB)
    This picture was taken just shortly fater they were married, about 1888, in McMinnville, Yamhill Co., Oregon.
  • Mary Alberta (Beall) Ball (89 KB)
    Pictured at the far left is Mary Alberta Ball. The pictured was take in Independence Oregon, in the Hop fields. Hops were a very inportant crop in the Willamette Valley between 1890 and 1940, being the major crop.
  • Elmer Ball (52 KB)
    Pictured is Elmer Ball, son of Amos Allen and Huldah Jane Ball. Taken between 1885 & 1900, in Independence, Polk Co., Oregon.
 
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