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Title: Sarah Ball
Post by: 0191alex11 on Sunday 16 April 23 18:43 BST (UK)

Hi! Can anyone help with any of the following please?

I have a Samuel Grace of Wolston (?) in the parish of Weedon Northamptonshire and a Sara Ball of Broughton married on 12th May 1657 at Brackley Northamptonshire?

Another record shows Samuel Grace of Wolston in the parish of Weedon, son of John Grace and Sara Ball, daughter in law of Thomas Banastre of Broughton in the county of Oxford?

Does anyone have any information on Sara parents or date of birth and would daughter in law be a step daughter?

Samuel and Sara had four children what i know of; Elizabeth, Daniel, Samuel and Sarah.

Any help greatly appreciated! Thank you

Title: Re: Sarah Ball
Post by: QueenoftheWest on Monday 17 April 23 15:36 BST (UK)

Quote from: 0191alex11 on Sunday 16 April 23 18:43 BST (UK)

Another record shows Samuel Grace of Wolston in the parish of Weedon, son of John Grace and Sara Ball, daughter in law of Thomas Banastre of Broughton in the county of Oxford?

Could you please specify your source for this piece of information; I cannot find it.

Queenie  :)

Title: Re: Sarah Ball
Post by: 0191alex11 on Monday 17 April 23 16:46 BST (UK)

Hi! Both of the different marriages are on Ancestry UK?

Thanks

Title: Re: Sarah Ball
Post by: rosie99 on Monday 17 April 23 16:55 BST (UK)

It would help us if you could post the links please

Title: Re: Sarah Ball
Post by: rosie99 on Monday 17 April 23 17:08 BST (UK)

Ancestry have Samuel as Grard  ::)

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01s8g/

Title: Re: Sarah Ball
Post by: JenB on Monday 17 April 23 17:15 BST (UK)

Quote from: 0191alex11 on Sunday 16 April 23 18:43 BST (UK)

I have a Samuel Grace of Wolston (?) in the parish of Weedon Northamptonshire and a Sara Ball of Broughton married on 12th May 1657 at Brackley Northamptonshire?

Samuel Grace of Weston

The second record you mention appears to be the publication of Banns.