William Daniel Procunier 1851

William Daniel Procunier 1851 - 1884

A Thumbnail Biography by David C. Procuniar

William Daniel Procunier The son of Isaac & Amy (Annie) McCleish Procuniar; married circa 1871 Rachel Ann Chapman (1855 - circa 1900). William was born on 27 Dec 1851 in Illinois (Does anyone know what city William was born in?); died in 1884 in Woodbury County, Iowa.

William's occupation was a farmer, he was crushed to death while digging a well on his farm (aged 33) on Driscol Ridge, Troy, Iowa. Per a newspaper article (Ref: Elaine Allen)

REF: Elaine Allen Allen R.R Box 36 Opal, SD 57765;

Jane K. Maurer 2205 EMBE Pasadena, TX 77502-3902;

Joanne Harvey 2420 Newport Drive, Lansing, Michigan 48906.

Children:

George Andrew Procunier 1872-1932 married 1901 to Frances A. Stephenson 1884-1971.

Three children Melvin; Thelma & Norris Procunier.

Harry Arthur Procunier 1874-1935 Harry & his brother John Henry both served in WW I

John Henry Procunier 1877-1958 married Mary Barbara Talley 05 Jul 1917 Rapid City, SD.

Four children; Leah, Marion, John Harry & Lawrence W. Procunier.

David Lawrence Procunier 1884-1961 David was a farmer near Pullman, WA; was living in Moscow, Idaho in 1932

No Children

Main Sourses:

Roberta Procunier Swenson N. 10808 College Pl. Dr Spokane, WA 99218

Thelma Procunier Croson 1414 Monroe Ave NE #223 Renton, WA 98056

Norris E. Procunier 1328 E Whitton Ave Phoenix, AZ 85014.

Other Sources:

David C Procuniar 3598 Harry Truman Drive, Beavercreek, Ohio 45432

The Bragonier Family by Georgiana H. Randall 1969.

The Bragunier Family in America by Brittian Bragunier Robinson 1969

First Reformed Church of Hagerstown Maryland church records on LDS micro-film

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