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Eleanor Ball Laurens

1731 – 1770

1731-1770

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About Eleanor Ball Laurens

Lived 1731 – 1770 (aged 38–39).

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Eleanor Delamere Ball Laurens (April 17, 1731 – May 22, 1770) was the daughter of Elias Ball and Mary Delamere.

Early life Eleanor was born in Berkeley County, South Carolina, on April 10, 1731, to Elias Ball, a wealthy rice plantation owner, and Mary Delamere. She was their eighth child and the third to make it to adulthood.

Marriage and family On June 25, 1750, she married Henry Laurens, with whom she had at least 13 children. Only five survived to adulthood, as the others died in infancy or childhood.

Death Laurens died on May 22, 1770, a month after giving birth to her last child. After her death, she left her sons with their father and her daughter, Martha, went to live with her uncle in England. She was buried in Saint Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery in Charleston. Her headstone was destroyed by British soldiers during the Revolution, so her grave is now unmarked.

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Born
1731
Birth century
Died
1770
Also known as
Eleanor Delamere Ball Laurens

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1731-1770

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Eleanor Ball Laurens was born in 1731.

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Eleanor Ball Laurens died in 1770.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Eleanor Ball Laurens

· Wikidata: Q111507123

· DBpedia: Eleanor Delamere Ball Laurens

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