My Mother said he was called Uncle Dick. The Montgomery Co Marriage Record
says G.M.Ball mar Lou Smock, 6 May 1869. It definately should be Z M Ball(MCH)
Evidently he was at some time in the armed forces because he died in an army hospital.I have no record of service,but agewise I would say it was during the
Civil War.
Thank you to Charlie Ball FAG Contributor #46996409 for the following:
Zephaniah Ball was buried in Hampton Virginia, near where he died in a Veterans Hospital. He was one of several white officers appointed to black regiments of the United States Colored Troops (USCT) during the Civil War.
says G.M.Ball mar Lou Smock, 6 May 1869. It definately should be Z M Ball(MCH)
Evidently he was at some time in the armed forces because he died in an army hospital.I have no record of service,but agewise I would say it was during the
Civil War.
Thank you to Charlie Ball FAG Contributor #46996409 for the following:
Zephaniah Ball was buried in Hampton Virginia, near where he died in a Veterans Hospital. He was one of several white officers appointed to black regiments of the United States Colored Troops (USCT) during the Civil War.
My Mother said he was called Uncle Dick. The Montgomery Co Marriage Record
says G.M.Ball mar Lou Smock, 6 May 1869. It definately should be Z M Ball(MCH)
Evidently he was at some time in the armed forces because he died in an army hospital.I have no record of service,but agewise I would say it was during the
Civil War.
Thank you to Charlie Ball FAG Contributor #46996409 for the following:
Zephaniah Ball was buried in Hampton Virginia, near where he died in a Veterans Hospital. He was one of several white officers appointed to black regiments of the United States Colored Troops (USCT) during the Civil War.
says G.M.Ball mar Lou Smock, 6 May 1869. It definately should be Z M Ball(MCH)
Evidently he was at some time in the armed forces because he died in an army hospital.I have no record of service,but agewise I would say it was during the
Civil War.
Thank you to Charlie Ball FAG Contributor #46996409 for the following:
Zephaniah Ball was buried in Hampton Virginia, near where he died in a Veterans Hospital. He was one of several white officers appointed to black regiments of the United States Colored Troops (USCT) during the Civil War.
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