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SOLOMON BALL 8-19-1814

A Private in an unidentified regiment. Executed at Ft.
Mifflin, Pennsylvania, (near Philadelphia) by firing

Squad) tom deserting from that fore, toun daysiatter ihe
had been pardoned from a death sentence for a previous
desertion committed in the summer of 1813. The second

offence was committed on 7/25/14 and he was recondemned
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Rem Gount Martalal Case bashes) Record) Groups l55. bo) Sui.
File No. Y-13 at the National Archives, Washington DC

SOLOMON BALL 8-19-1814

A Private in an unidentified regiment. Executed at Ft.
Mifflin, Pennsylvania, (near Philadelphia) by firing
squad for deserting from that fort four days after he
had been pardoned from a death sentence for a previous
desertion committed in the summer of 1813. The second
offence was committed on 7/25/14 and he was recondemned
on 8/5/14.

Per Court Martial Case Files, Record Group 153, Box 51,
File No. Y-13 at the National Archives, Washington DC

SOLOMON BALL 8-19-1814

A Private in an unidentified regiment. Executed at Ft.
Mifflin, Pennsylvania, (near Philadelphia) by firing
squad for deserting from that fort four days after he
had been pardoned from a death sentence for a previous
desertion committed in the summer of 1813. The second
offence was committed on 7/25/14 and he was recondemned
on 8/5/14.

Per Court Martial Case Files, Record Group 153, Box 51,
File No, Y-13 at the National Archives, Washington DC



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