Father is John Brengle, son of George Daniel and Susannah Burdyne Brengle.
George served in Company E of the 66th Illinois Volunteer Infantry for the Union Army in the Civil War. He was wounded and discharged on February 21, 1863 and was never well the remainder of his adult life.
His regiment participated in the Battle of Richmond in Kentucky, smaller engagements in Tennessee and Mississippi. He was hospitalized in Corinth, Mississippi.
George served in Company E of the 66th Illinois Volunteer Infantry for the Union Army in the Civil War. He was wounded and discharged on February 21, 1863 and was never well the remainder of his adult life.
His regiment participated in the Battle of Richmond in Kentucky, smaller engagements in Tennessee and Mississippi. He was hospitalized in Corinth, Mississippi.
Father is John Brengle, son of George Daniel and Susannah Burdyne Brengle.
George served in Company E of the 66th Illinois Volunteer Infantry for the Union Army in the Civil War. He was wounded and discharged on February 21, 1863 and was never well the remainder of his adult life.
His regiment participated in the Battle of Richmond in Kentucky, smaller engagements in Tennessee and Mississippi. He was hospitalized in Corinth, Mississippi.
George served in Company E of the 66th Illinois Volunteer Infantry for the Union Army in the Civil War. He was wounded and discharged on February 21, 1863 and was never well the remainder of his adult life.
His regiment participated in the Battle of Richmond in Kentucky, smaller engagements in Tennessee and Mississippi. He was hospitalized in Corinth, Mississippi.
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