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Our Family ... who Served

Aaron & Joshua Bragonier are brothers

Aaron Hetrich Bragonier Union Private Company A, 7th Regiment Maryland Voluntary Infantry ?- May 1865

Received gunshot wound to left leg at Petersbury, Virginia January 1864

Lineage: John Jacob Brogunier-Jacob Brogunier Sr-Peter Brockunier Sr.

Joshua Alonzo Bragonier Union Private Company ? Maryland; Died on Civil War Battlefield July 15, 1863

Lineage: John Jacob Brogunier-Jacob Brogunier Sr-Peter Brockunier Sr.

Alfred C., George Henry & Charles Augustus Bragonier are all three brothers

Alfred C. Bragonier Union Captain

Company G, 7th Regiment Maryland Voluntary Infantry

?- April 1863 Discharged because of illness; Invented a boiler Scalene cleaner which he patented and started the A. C. Bragonier & Co. in 1894. His son Reginald took over A. C. 's business and renamed it.

Lineage: Jacob Brogunier-Jacob Brogunier Sr-Peter Brockunier Sr.

George Henry Bragonier Union Captain in Company H, 2nd Regiment Potomach Home Brigade October 1861 - ?

Reported to have brothers in both the Union & Confederate Armies; I have only found the Union Veterans!

Lineage: Jacob Bragonier-Jacob Bragonier Sr-Peter Brockunier Sr

Charles Augustus Bragonier Union Private

Company Maryland Served from November 1854-1888

Lineage:Jacob Bragonier-Jacob Bragonier Sr-Peter Brockunier Sr

Daniel Hedrick & Robert C, Bragonier are brothers

Daniel Hetrick Bragonier Confederate Private

1st Company C, 10th Regiment Virginia Volunteers Infantry

April 1861 - ? Lineage: Daniel George Bragonier-Jacob Bragonier Sr-Peter Brockunier Sr

Robert C. Bragonier Confederate Private

1st Company C, 10th Regiment Virginia Volunteers Infantry

Also 1st Company F, 11th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Calvary July 1861 – ? Captured at Spotsylvania C.H., Virginia May 12, 1864 Prisoner of War at Fort Delaware, Del.

Lineage: Daniel George Bragonier-Jacob Brogunier Sr-Peter Brockunier Sr.

(William & four of his sons all served in the Civil War)

William Bragunier (1812-1893) Union Private Pvt Co B 2nd Cavalry Reg Ind.

Lineage: -Daniel Brockunier-Peter Brockunier Sr.

The following "Four "are all Bothers; (sons of William Bragunier above)

Daniel J. Bragunier (1835-1908) Union Private Company K, 1st Regiment Indiana Voluntary Calvary

June 1861 - May 1863; Captured at Chancellorsville, Virginia May 3, 1863

Lineage: William Bragunier-Daniel Brockunier-Peter Brockunier Sr.

William H. Bragunier (1837-1864) Union Private Company B, 2nd Calvary Regiment Indiana

September 1861 – ? Missing in action at Varnell’s station May 1864; Also Company K, 11th Regiment Infantry Indiana

Lineage: William Bragunier-Daniel Brockunier-Peter Brockunier Sr.

Thomas David Bragunier (1839-1908) Union Private

Listed in our family history only as "A Civil War Veteran". Need more research on Thomas!

Lineage: William Bragunier-Daniel Brockunier-Peter Brockunier Sr.

Jeremiah Bragunier (1841-1879) Union Private, Company B, 2nd Calvary Regiment Indiana

September 1861 – October 1864; Captured while acting as a courier March 1863 Nashville, Tenn.

Had $1 taken from his pay for losing a horse carelessly while on duty; Later became a Grocer and General Merchandiser with brother Thomas D. Bragunier. See more about the Bragunier Bros. Grocery by clicking HERE! Use your browsers find command to find that story in my Newsletters!

Lineage: William Bragunier-Daniel Brockunier-Peter Brockunier Sr.

David Fisher Bragunier Union Private Company ?, 1st Regiment Maryland PHD Brigade "D",.

Note: Body removed from Point of Rocks Antietam National Cemetery

Lineage: David Bragunier-David Bragonier-Peter Brockunier Sr

James D. Bragunier Union Private

Company C, 60th Regiment Ohio Voluntary Infantry

February 1864-July 1865 Wounded in Battle May 1864; Prisoner of War at Andersonville, captured May 21, 1864

Lineage: Daniel Bragunier-David Bragonier-Peter Brockunier Sr

David Procuniar Union Private, Company C, 61st Regiment, Ohio Voluntary Infantry, March 1862 - June 1864

Died from "Tuberculosis" at Camp Dennison, Cincinnati, Ohio

Lineage: Samuel Procuniar-Daniel Brockunier-Peter Brockunier Sr

Frederick McKinsey Procunier Union Private 1865

Listed as PROCKCUNIER, Fred M. IL, Co. E, 7th Cavalry, residence- Reynolds.

Lineage: Isaac Procunier-Peter Procunier Jr-Peter Brockunier Sr

John Jacob Bragunier Union 5th Corporal Company ?? September 1861 – February 1863

Wounded right forearm at Munfreesboro July 1862, Discharged due to disability

Lineage: Abraham Bragonier-Jacob Bragonier-George Braggooner

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Sources:

Research by David Charles Procuniar

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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