Birth year calculated from estimated age at military enlistment.
John Hall was born about 1829 in Baltimore, Maryland. He enlisted with Company D of the famous 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry on 14 March 1863 from Lenox, Massachusetts where he was working as a seaman. A few weeks short of the one year anniversary of the infamous Second Battle of Fort Wagner, he died of sunstroke.
Read more about the 54th Massachusetts:
Now or Never! by Ray Anthony Shepard
Ongoing collaborative research on Private Hall can be found at:
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hall-33420Pvt. Hall died from a sunstroke on Morris Island, S.C. Burial information not noted.
John Hall was born about 1829 in Baltimore, Maryland. He enlisted with Company D of the famous 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry on 14 March 1863 from Lenox, Massachusetts where he was working as a seaman. A few weeks short of the one year anniversary of the infamous Second Battle of Fort Wagner, he died of sunstroke.
Read more about the 54th Massachusetts:
Now or Never! by Ray Anthony Shepard
Ongoing collaborative research on Private Hall can be found at:
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hall-33420Pvt. Hall died from a sunstroke on Morris Island, S.C. Burial information not noted.
Birth year calculated from estimated age at military enlistment.
John Hall was born about 1829 in Baltimore, Maryland. He enlisted with Company D of the famous 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry on 14 March 1863 from Lenox, Massachusetts where he was working as a seaman. A few weeks short of the one year anniversary of the infamous Second Battle of Fort Wagner, he died of sunstroke.
Read more about the 54th Massachusetts:
Now or Never! by Ray Anthony Shepard
Ongoing collaborative research on Private Hall can be found at:
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hall-33420Pvt. Hall died from a sunstroke on Morris Island, S.C. Burial information not noted.
John Hall was born about 1829 in Baltimore, Maryland. He enlisted with Company D of the famous 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry on 14 March 1863 from Lenox, Massachusetts where he was working as a seaman. A few weeks short of the one year anniversary of the infamous Second Battle of Fort Wagner, he died of sunstroke.
Read more about the 54th Massachusetts:
Now or Never! by Ray Anthony Shepard
Ongoing collaborative research on Private Hall can be found at:
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hall-33420Pvt. Hall died from a sunstroke on Morris Island, S.C. Burial information not noted.
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CO. D. 54th MASS INF
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