Service of Record, Confederate States Army (CSA)
Served: 22nd Regiment South Carolina Volunteers
Present on a Company Muster Roll as a 1st Sgt, dated 22 January 1862.
Elected 2nd LT on 01 August 1863
Died in Charleston Hospital, 22 November 1863**
**stone says 20 November
According to papers found in his brother Peyton Ballenger's file (same company), a letter dated 20 November 1863 was written from Roper Hospital in Charleston, SC stating that Peyton be "granted a leave of absence of five days to carry home the dead body of his brother, D. Ballinger, late Lt in the same company".
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Son of James Connor Ballenger & Margaret Turner
Served: 22nd Regiment South Carolina Volunteers
Present on a Company Muster Roll as a 1st Sgt, dated 22 January 1862.
Elected 2nd LT on 01 August 1863
Died in Charleston Hospital, 22 November 1863**
**stone says 20 November
According to papers found in his brother Peyton Ballenger's file (same company), a letter dated 20 November 1863 was written from Roper Hospital in Charleston, SC stating that Peyton be "granted a leave of absence of five days to carry home the dead body of his brother, D. Ballinger, late Lt in the same company".
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Son of James Connor Ballenger & Margaret Turner
Service of Record, Confederate States Army (CSA)
Served: 22nd Regiment South Carolina Volunteers
Present on a Company Muster Roll as a 1st Sgt, dated 22 January 1862.
Elected 2nd LT on 01 August 1863
Died in Charleston Hospital, 22 November 1863**
**stone says 20 November
According to papers found in his brother Peyton Ballenger's file (same company), a letter dated 20 November 1863 was written from Roper Hospital in Charleston, SC stating that Peyton be "granted a leave of absence of five days to carry home the dead body of his brother, D. Ballinger, late Lt in the same company".
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Son of James Connor Ballenger & Margaret Turner
Served: 22nd Regiment South Carolina Volunteers
Present on a Company Muster Roll as a 1st Sgt, dated 22 January 1862.
Elected 2nd LT on 01 August 1863
Died in Charleston Hospital, 22 November 1863**
**stone says 20 November
According to papers found in his brother Peyton Ballenger's file (same company), a letter dated 20 November 1863 was written from Roper Hospital in Charleston, SC stating that Peyton be "granted a leave of absence of five days to carry home the dead body of his brother, D. Ballinger, late Lt in the same company".
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Son of James Connor Ballenger & Margaret Turner
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