Date: 1814
Historic Designation: Local Historic District, Oct. 3, 1978
Current Use of Property : Graveyard
This is one of Arlington’s oldest family burial grounds. Ensign John Ball, a veteran of the Sixth Virginia Infantry during the American Revolution, is buried here. John Ball lived from 1748 to 1814 and was the son of Moses Ball — one of the pioneer settlers in Arlington’s Glencarlyn area.
Also buried in the cemetery are many of John Ball’s direct and collateral descendants, including John Wesley Boldin, a Civil War soldier in Company D, Third Pennsylvania Cavalry, and members of the Marcey, Stricker, Donaldson and Croson families.
Near 3427 Washington Blvd., Arlington, VA 22201 View Map
Near 3427 Washington Blvd. , Arlington, VA 22201
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