Parents: Salome (Houdeshell) Klingel aka Sarah (Wondershalt) Klingel 1813–1878
& Daniel Klingel 1808–1871 Nov 11
Of the 6 Klingel brothers, 4 brothers were of age involved in the Civil War (of the other 2 brothers, in 1861 David was age 12 and George was not yet born): Veterans John F. b. 1834 133026315, William A. b. 1838 15393436, Daniel H. b. 1839 19479687; died in service was Albert b. 1843 3086512 —
& Daniel Klingel 1808–1871 Nov 11
Of the 6 Klingel brothers, 4 brothers were of age involved in the Civil War (of the other 2 brothers, in 1861 David was age 12 and George was not yet born): Veterans John F. b. 1834 133026315, William A. b. 1838 15393436, Daniel H. b. 1839 19479687; died in service was Albert b. 1843 3086512 —
Parents: Salome (Houdeshell) Klingel aka Sarah (Wondershalt) Klingel 1813–1878
& Daniel Klingel 1808–1871 Nov 11
Of the 6 Klingel brothers, 4 brothers were of age involved in the Civil War (of the other 2 brothers, in 1861 David was age 12 and George was not yet born): Veterans John F. b. 1834 133026315, William A. b. 1838 15393436, Daniel H. b. 1839 19479687; died in service was Albert b. 1843 3086512 —
& Daniel Klingel 1808–1871 Nov 11
Of the 6 Klingel brothers, 4 brothers were of age involved in the Civil War (of the other 2 brothers, in 1861 David was age 12 and George was not yet born): Veterans John F. b. 1834 133026315, William A. b. 1838 15393436, Daniel H. b. 1839 19479687; died in service was Albert b. 1843 3086512 —
Gravesite Details
Brother Daniel owned a farm along the Emmitsburg Road, directly in the path of Confederate attacks on Cemetery Ridge.
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