Ball, William James, 1787-1808

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William James Ball was the son of Berkeley County, S.C. plantation owner John Ball (1760-1817). In 1804 William traveled to Edinburgh, Scotland to study medicine, graduated in 1808, and then went to London to study at the hospitals there. Falling ill with consumption, Ball was ordered by his physician to the island of Madeira, where he died in 1808.

From the description of William James Ball family correspondence, 1800-1824. (The South Carolina Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 35953404

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creatorOf Ball, William James, 1787-1808. William James Ball family correspondence, 1800-1824. South Carolina Historical Society
referencedIn Ball family. Ball family correspondence, 1800-1980. South Carolina Historical Society
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associatedWith Ball, Elias, 1752-1810. person
correspondedWith Ball family. family
associatedWith Ball family. family
associatedWith Ball, Isaac, 1785-1825. person
associatedWith Ball, John, 1760-1817. person
associatedWith Ball, John, 1782-1834. person
associatedWith Lockey, George. person
associatedWith Simons, Keating, 1753-1834. person
associatedWith University of Edinburgh. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Scotland--Edinburgh
Strawberry Ferry (S.C.)
Scotland
South Carolina
Madeira (Madeira Islands)
Subject
Estates, (Law)
Medicine
Plantations
Yellow fever
Occupation
Medical students
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Birth 1787

Death 1808

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