Diary Excerpts about Arthur Ball


The following excerpts are from the diary of an Unknown Soldier serving in Company F, 126th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.  These excerpts relate to the death of Arthur Ball.

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Diary of a Civil War Soldier in Company F
126th Ohio Volunteer Infantry

August 23, 1862 thru August 3, 1863
Author Unknown

From the collection of Stanley Scott
Donated to Hancock County Museum, Findlay, Ohio
Transcribed by Richard F. Mann


December
1862


Thursday December 4
Grand review of this regiment 2nd Marylan, 1st Virginia 6th Virginia Battery

Friday 5
Snowing set up with Arthur Ball for 12 oclock until morning at hospital

Saturday 6
Had snow storm this morning no drill ___ dress parade Thomas Ball arrived here this evening

Sunday 7
Cold and stormy I went to funeral 6 New Yorker ___ Co F ___ regiment

Monday 8
Arthur Ball
died this morning at 3 ½ oclock AM went home at 6 oclock our company went to the station with the hers

 


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