Cabbage Farmer Oak Island at Sharon Lyons blog

Cabbage Farmer Oak Island. the source of his wealth is unknown, and it is unlikely that the life of a cabbage farmer, which is what most records recorded as his employment, was uniquely lucrative. By the end of his life he owned over 100 acres on the island and nearby, this led many to think he. samuel ball — a cabbage farmer who lived for decades on oak island on lot 13 (instagram/curseofoakisland) samuel ball was the largest landowner on oak island. Samuel ball, a black loyalist, made his way to the chester area in the. but he ended up a cabbage farmer and spent a good chunk of his life living on oak island. Samuel arrived at oak island around 1787, according to historian michael east. who was samuel ball? oak island is proud to play a very small role in that history. That wouldn’t be so unusual if it. there are no known photos or etchings of an early loyalist black settler named samuel ball. samuel was paid in land and set up a cabbage farm in shelburne, nova scotia and then one in nearby chester. What was ball’s connection to oak island? The enigmatic ball was a former american slave born in south carolina in 1765. a slave, cabbage farmer and eventually one of the richest men in nova scotia, the mystery of samuel ball may be as intriguing as anything else in the history of the oak island legend.

but he ended up a cabbage farmer and spent a good chunk of his life living on oak island. Samuel arrived at oak island around 1787, according to historian michael east. By the end of his life he owned over 100 acres on the island and nearby, this led many to think he. samuel ball — a cabbage farmer who lived for decades on oak island on lot 13 (instagram/curseofoakisland) samuel ball was the largest landowner on oak island. there are no known photos or etchings of an early loyalist black settler named samuel ball. Samuel ball, a black loyalist, made his way to the chester area in the. a slave, cabbage farmer and eventually one of the richest men in nova scotia, the mystery of samuel ball may be as intriguing as anything else in the history of the oak island legend. samuel was paid in land and set up a cabbage farm in shelburne, nova scotia and then one in nearby chester. who was samuel ball? oak island is proud to play a very small role in that history.

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Cabbage Farmer Oak Island oak island is proud to play a very small role in that history. a slave, cabbage farmer and eventually one of the richest men in nova scotia, the mystery of samuel ball may be as intriguing as anything else in the history of the oak island legend. That wouldn’t be so unusual if it. What was ball’s connection to oak island? Samuel arrived at oak island around 1787, according to historian michael east. samuel was paid in land and set up a cabbage farm in shelburne, nova scotia and then one in nearby chester. Samuel ball, a black loyalist, made his way to the chester area in the. oak island is proud to play a very small role in that history. there are no known photos or etchings of an early loyalist black settler named samuel ball. the source of his wealth is unknown, and it is unlikely that the life of a cabbage farmer, which is what most records recorded as his employment, was uniquely lucrative. The enigmatic ball was a former american slave born in south carolina in 1765. but he ended up a cabbage farmer and spent a good chunk of his life living on oak island. samuel ball — a cabbage farmer who lived for decades on oak island on lot 13 (instagram/curseofoakisland) samuel ball was the largest landowner on oak island. By the end of his life he owned over 100 acres on the island and nearby, this led many to think he. who was samuel ball?