Chester B. Hall was born on Sept. 25, 1840 at Wellsburg, in western Virginia (that part of the slave state of Virginia that would become the free state of West Virginia beginning in 1863) to Lewis Hall (1809-1888) and Sarah Hall (1812-1885). Of their fouir children, Chester B. Hall was the third to be born. His three siblings are here briefly described in the order of their birth:
(1) John B. Hall (1832–1911) wed Ella B. Warick (Hall, 1839–1933) with whom he had one
daughter, Ida (Hall) Peebles (1864–1936).
(2) Josephine B. Hall (Gould, 1838–1912), during the year 1859, wed Carlos Hilton Gould
(1806–1891) with whom she raised two daughters: Sallie Hilton (Gould) Williams
(1860–1932) and Mary Josephine (Gould) White (1862–1927).
(3) Cornelia Hall (Ebbert, 1846–1881) during the year 1866 wed William Baltzell Ebbert
(1846–1927) with whom she had a daughter, two sons, and one unnamed child who died at, or shortly after, birth.
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During the Civil War, Chester B. Hall (Sept. 25, 1840, to Feb. 6, 1872) served as a 2nd Lieutenant successfully and successively in Companies "D" & "G" of the 1st Regiment of (Western) Virginia Volunteer Infantry,
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At the ge of thirty-one on February 6, 1872, Chester B. Hall was shot to death at Ellsworth, seat of Ellsworth County, Kansas, under circumstances yet to be determined.
Chester B. Hall was interred one week later at Cincinnati, Ohio, in Spring Grove Cemetery, Section 30, Lot 178.
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Name: Chester B. Hall
Enlistment Age : 21
Birth Date: 25 Sep 1840
Birth Place: Wellsburg, Virginia
Enlistment Date: 5 Nov 1861
Enlistment Rank: 2nd Lieut
Muster Date: 5 Nov 1861
Muster Place : West Virginia
Muster Company: D
Muster Regiment: 1st Infantry
Muster Regiment Type: Infantry / Muster Information: Commission
Imprisonment Date: 11 Sep 1863
Imprisonment Place: Moorefield, West Virginia
Imprisonment Information: C onfined at Macon, GA & Columbia, SC
Muster Out Date: 26 Nov 1864 / Muster Out Place: Cumberland, Maryland
Side of War Union
Survived War? Yes
Was Officer? Yes
Death Date 6 Feb 1872
Death Place Ellsworth, Kentucky
Burial Place Cincinnati, Ohio
Cemetery Spring Grove Cemetery / Cemetery Plot Number 30-178-2
Source title: "Index to Compiled Military Service Records; Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force 1861-1865; Research by Jack Lundquist; Research by Ray Nagel; "Loyal West Virginia from 1861 to 1865."
(1) John B. Hall (1832–1911) wed Ella B. Warick (Hall, 1839–1933) with whom he had one
daughter, Ida (Hall) Peebles (1864–1936).
(2) Josephine B. Hall (Gould, 1838–1912), during the year 1859, wed Carlos Hilton Gould
(1806–1891) with whom she raised two daughters: Sallie Hilton (Gould) Williams
(1860–1932) and Mary Josephine (Gould) White (1862–1927).
(3) Cornelia Hall (Ebbert, 1846–1881) during the year 1866 wed William Baltzell Ebbert
(1846–1927) with whom she had a daughter, two sons, and one unnamed child who died at, or shortly after, birth.
* * * * *
During the Civil War, Chester B. Hall (Sept. 25, 1840, to Feb. 6, 1872) served as a 2nd Lieutenant successfully and successively in Companies "D" & "G" of the 1st Regiment of (Western) Virginia Volunteer Infantry,
* * * * *
At the ge of thirty-one on February 6, 1872, Chester B. Hall was shot to death at Ellsworth, seat of Ellsworth County, Kansas, under circumstances yet to be determined.
Chester B. Hall was interred one week later at Cincinnati, Ohio, in Spring Grove Cemetery, Section 30, Lot 178.
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By way of peparaing on Augusst 16, 2023, to write the above"bio" of From the ""U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865, @Ancestry.com.:
Name: Chester B. Hall
Enlistment Age : 21
Birth Date: 25 Sep 1840
Birth Place: Wellsburg, Virginia
Enlistment Date: 5 Nov 1861
Enlistment Rank: 2nd Lieut
Muster Date: 5 Nov 1861
Muster Place : West Virginia
Muster Company: D
Muster Regiment: 1st Infantry
Muster Regiment Type: Infantry / Muster Information: Commission
Imprisonment Date: 11 Sep 1863
Imprisonment Place: Moorefield, West Virginia
Imprisonment Information: C onfined at Macon, GA & Columbia, SC
Muster Out Date: 26 Nov 1864 / Muster Out Place: Cumberland, Maryland
Side of War Union
Survived War? Yes
Was Officer? Yes
Death Date 6 Feb 1872
Death Place Ellsworth, Kentucky
Burial Place Cincinnati, Ohio
Cemetery Spring Grove Cemetery / Cemetery Plot Number 30-178-2
Source title: "Index to Compiled Military Service Records; Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force 1861-1865; Research by Jack Lundquist; Research by Ray Nagel; "Loyal West Virginia from 1861 to 1865."
Chester B. Hall was born on Sept. 25, 1840 at Wellsburg, in western Virginia (that part of the slave state of Virginia that would become the free state of West Virginia beginning in 1863) to Lewis Hall (1809-1888) and Sarah Hall (1812-1885). Of their fouir children, Chester B. Hall was the third to be born. His three siblings are here briefly described in the order of their birth:
(1) John B. Hall (1832–1911) wed Ella B. Warick (Hall, 1839–1933) with whom he had one
daughter, Ida (Hall) Peebles (1864–1936).
(2) Josephine B. Hall (Gould, 1838–1912), during the year 1859, wed Carlos Hilton Gould
(1806–1891) with whom she raised two daughters: Sallie Hilton (Gould) Williams
(1860–1932) and Mary Josephine (Gould) White (1862–1927).
(3) Cornelia Hall (Ebbert, 1846–1881) during the year 1866 wed William Baltzell Ebbert
(1846–1927) with whom she had a daughter, two sons, and one unnamed child who died at, or shortly after, birth.
* * * * *
During the Civil War, Chester B. Hall (Sept. 25, 1840, to Feb. 6, 1872) served as a 2nd Lieutenant successfully and successively in Companies "D" & "G" of the 1st Regiment of (Western) Virginia Volunteer Infantry,
* * * * *
At the ge of thirty-one on February 6, 1872, Chester B. Hall was shot to death at Ellsworth, seat of Ellsworth County, Kansas, under circumstances yet to be determined.
Chester B. Hall was interred one week later at Cincinnati, Ohio, in Spring Grove Cemetery, Section 30, Lot 178.
* * * * *
By way of peparaing on Augusst 16, 2023, to write the above"bio" of From the ""U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865, @Ancestry.com.:
Name: Chester B. Hall
Enlistment Age : 21
Birth Date: 25 Sep 1840
Birth Place: Wellsburg, Virginia
Enlistment Date: 5 Nov 1861
Enlistment Rank: 2nd Lieut
Muster Date: 5 Nov 1861
Muster Place : West Virginia
Muster Company: D
Muster Regiment: 1st Infantry
Muster Regiment Type: Infantry / Muster Information: Commission
Imprisonment Date: 11 Sep 1863
Imprisonment Place: Moorefield, West Virginia
Imprisonment Information: C onfined at Macon, GA & Columbia, SC
Muster Out Date: 26 Nov 1864 / Muster Out Place: Cumberland, Maryland
Side of War Union
Survived War? Yes
Was Officer? Yes
Death Date 6 Feb 1872
Death Place Ellsworth, Kentucky
Burial Place Cincinnati, Ohio
Cemetery Spring Grove Cemetery / Cemetery Plot Number 30-178-2
Source title: "Index to Compiled Military Service Records; Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force 1861-1865; Research by Jack Lundquist; Research by Ray Nagel; "Loyal West Virginia from 1861 to 1865."
(1) John B. Hall (1832–1911) wed Ella B. Warick (Hall, 1839–1933) with whom he had one
daughter, Ida (Hall) Peebles (1864–1936).
(2) Josephine B. Hall (Gould, 1838–1912), during the year 1859, wed Carlos Hilton Gould
(1806–1891) with whom she raised two daughters: Sallie Hilton (Gould) Williams
(1860–1932) and Mary Josephine (Gould) White (1862–1927).
(3) Cornelia Hall (Ebbert, 1846–1881) during the year 1866 wed William Baltzell Ebbert
(1846–1927) with whom she had a daughter, two sons, and one unnamed child who died at, or shortly after, birth.
* * * * *
During the Civil War, Chester B. Hall (Sept. 25, 1840, to Feb. 6, 1872) served as a 2nd Lieutenant successfully and successively in Companies "D" & "G" of the 1st Regiment of (Western) Virginia Volunteer Infantry,
* * * * *
At the ge of thirty-one on February 6, 1872, Chester B. Hall was shot to death at Ellsworth, seat of Ellsworth County, Kansas, under circumstances yet to be determined.
Chester B. Hall was interred one week later at Cincinnati, Ohio, in Spring Grove Cemetery, Section 30, Lot 178.
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By way of peparaing on Augusst 16, 2023, to write the above"bio" of From the ""U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865, @Ancestry.com.:
Name: Chester B. Hall
Enlistment Age : 21
Birth Date: 25 Sep 1840
Birth Place: Wellsburg, Virginia
Enlistment Date: 5 Nov 1861
Enlistment Rank: 2nd Lieut
Muster Date: 5 Nov 1861
Muster Place : West Virginia
Muster Company: D
Muster Regiment: 1st Infantry
Muster Regiment Type: Infantry / Muster Information: Commission
Imprisonment Date: 11 Sep 1863
Imprisonment Place: Moorefield, West Virginia
Imprisonment Information: C onfined at Macon, GA & Columbia, SC
Muster Out Date: 26 Nov 1864 / Muster Out Place: Cumberland, Maryland
Side of War Union
Survived War? Yes
Was Officer? Yes
Death Date 6 Feb 1872
Death Place Ellsworth, Kentucky
Burial Place Cincinnati, Ohio
Cemetery Spring Grove Cemetery / Cemetery Plot Number 30-178-2
Source title: "Index to Compiled Military Service Records; Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force 1861-1865; Research by Jack Lundquist; Research by Ray Nagel; "Loyal West Virginia from 1861 to 1865."
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