William H. Bragunier 1837-1864
A Thumbnail Biography by David C. Procuniar
All Rights Reserved Last updated: 31 Aug 2001
William H. Bragunier; son of William Bragunier (1812-1893) & Caroline Grumbine (1816-1851); William was born on 18 Jun 1837 in Dayton Montgomery County, Ohio; died single in 1864 at Varnell's Station GA while serving in the Civil War.
Children:
None
Official death was "Klled in Action" 1864, at Varnell's Station Georgia during the Civil War
Pvt. Company B, 2nd Cavalry Regiment Indiana; enlisted at Indianapolis Sept 20, 1861, missing in action at Varnell's station May 9, 1884. Also listed as a prisoner of War, residence unknown. In volume IV, Indiana Adjutant General Report 1861-1865 page 72, William's residence is given as Marion County, Indiana when he was mustered in on April 22, 1861 & mustered out on August 4, 1861 at expiration of term. 11th Regiment Infantry Company K, 3 months service Volunteers. (Lincoln only called up troupes at that time for a 90 day term) Records mainly from A.G.O. US Archives
Other Sources for the above: "The Bragonier Family" by Georgiana H. Randall 1969
Also "The Bragunier Family in America" by Brittian Bragunier Robinson 1969
Main Source:
David Charles Procuniar 3598 Harry Truman Drive, Beavercreek, Ohio 45432-2272
Other Sources:
First Reformed Church of Hagerstown Maryland church records on LDS micro-film
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