John died suddenly at his home in Pacific Junction at the age of 57 years. He had suffered from inflammatory rheumatism for years and became ill when the disease attacked his heart.
John was a resident of Polk County, Iowa, when he enlisted as a Private on 8 Oct 1861 in Co B 15th Iowa Infantry. He mustered in 9 Nov 1861 at Keokuk, Iowa. John was discharged for dislocation of hip on 17 Oct 1862 at Keokuk, Iowa. Based on muster, John fought in the Battle of Shiloh, TN, and Siege of Corinth, MS.
∼Glenwood Opinion, The - April 5, 1900, Glenwood, Iowa Change Viewer
Mr. John Ballard, although a great sufferer died very unexpectedly at his home in the west part of town Monday night, and laid to rest in the Glenwood cemetery Wednesday. He
leaves a wife and son, also a sister of Omaha and brothers James of near Sidney and I. B. of this place to mourn. He was an old soldier highly esteemed by all who knew him.
John was a resident of Polk County, Iowa, when he enlisted as a Private on 8 Oct 1861 in Co B 15th Iowa Infantry. He mustered in 9 Nov 1861 at Keokuk, Iowa. John was discharged for dislocation of hip on 17 Oct 1862 at Keokuk, Iowa. Based on muster, John fought in the Battle of Shiloh, TN, and Siege of Corinth, MS.
∼Glenwood Opinion, The - April 5, 1900, Glenwood, Iowa Change Viewer
Mr. John Ballard, although a great sufferer died very unexpectedly at his home in the west part of town Monday night, and laid to rest in the Glenwood cemetery Wednesday. He
leaves a wife and son, also a sister of Omaha and brothers James of near Sidney and I. B. of this place to mourn. He was an old soldier highly esteemed by all who knew him.
John died suddenly at his home in Pacific Junction at the age of 57 years. He had suffered from inflammatory rheumatism for years and became ill when the disease attacked his heart.
John was a resident of Polk County, Iowa, when he enlisted as a Private on 8 Oct 1861 in Co B 15th Iowa Infantry. He mustered in 9 Nov 1861 at Keokuk, Iowa. John was discharged for dislocation of hip on 17 Oct 1862 at Keokuk, Iowa. Based on muster, John fought in the Battle of Shiloh, TN, and Siege of Corinth, MS.
∼Glenwood Opinion, The - April 5, 1900, Glenwood, Iowa Change Viewer
Mr. John Ballard, although a great sufferer died very unexpectedly at his home in the west part of town Monday night, and laid to rest in the Glenwood cemetery Wednesday. He
leaves a wife and son, also a sister of Omaha and brothers James of near Sidney and I. B. of this place to mourn. He was an old soldier highly esteemed by all who knew him.
John was a resident of Polk County, Iowa, when he enlisted as a Private on 8 Oct 1861 in Co B 15th Iowa Infantry. He mustered in 9 Nov 1861 at Keokuk, Iowa. John was discharged for dislocation of hip on 17 Oct 1862 at Keokuk, Iowa. Based on muster, John fought in the Battle of Shiloh, TN, and Siege of Corinth, MS.
∼Glenwood Opinion, The - April 5, 1900, Glenwood, Iowa Change Viewer
Mr. John Ballard, although a great sufferer died very unexpectedly at his home in the west part of town Monday night, and laid to rest in the Glenwood cemetery Wednesday. He
leaves a wife and son, also a sister of Omaha and brothers James of near Sidney and I. B. of this place to mourn. He was an old soldier highly esteemed by all who knew him.
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