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1837 Christening - Charles Ball

The christening of Charles Ball on 19th February 1838. The ceremony was performed by Robert Meek in Brixton Deverill Church - St Michael the Archangel.
Charles Ball is recorded as living in Brixton Deverill and their parents were Thomas Ball (Labourer) and Mary Hayes.

1837 Christening - Charles Ball
Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre; Chippenham, Wiltshire, England; Reference Number: 1961/4
Brixton Deverill Church - Watercolour by John Buckler 1804
Brixton Deverill Church - St Michael the Archangel

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