Mary Dana Ballam

Birth2 October 1857 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Death30 October 1948 - Huntington Park, Los Angeles, California, United States

MotherElizabeth Jefford Roundy

FatherHenry Richard Ballam

Born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States on 2 October 1857 to Henry Richard Ballam and Elizabeth Jefford Roundy. Mary Dana Ballam married Moses Perry ... Rockwood and had 10 children. She passed away on 30 October 1948 in Huntington Park, Los Angeles, California, United States.

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Parents

Henry Richard Ballam
1818 - 1858

Elizabeth Jefford Roundy
1830 - 1916

Spouse(s)

Moses Perry ... Rockwood
1852 - 1913

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Alice Rockwood
1899 - 1967

Laura Rockwood
1892 - 1967

Charles Perry Rockwood
1882 - 1949

Emily Drake Rockwood
1895 - 1972

George Merley ... Rockwood
1884 - 1964

Arnetta Rockwood
1890 - 1931

Angeline Moses Rockwood
1886 - 1965

Elizabeth R Rockwood
1879 - 1960

Mary Alberta Rockwood
1877 - 1913

Earnest Rockwood
1889 - 1889

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