s/o John Pennell and Elizabeth Baker
William was a Civil War Veteran, in 17th regiment, Ohio Volunteers Infinity for three months. In 1862 he re-enlisted in Company D, 99th Regiment, as a druggist in the medical department until honorable discharge in 1865.
In Sept. 1865 William came to Van Wert and was engaged in a plastering business. Later he accepted a position as a teller at the Van Wert National Bank. He was also the Vice President of The Peoples Savings Bank.
The above information is from, Gilliland's History of Van Wert, Country that was used in Pennell Line 1975 by Agnes L. Pennell Find A Grave Memorial# 99584765.
William was a Civil War Veteran, in 17th regiment, Ohio Volunteers Infinity for three months. In 1862 he re-enlisted in Company D, 99th Regiment, as a druggist in the medical department until honorable discharge in 1865.
In Sept. 1865 William came to Van Wert and was engaged in a plastering business. Later he accepted a position as a teller at the Van Wert National Bank. He was also the Vice President of The Peoples Savings Bank.
The above information is from, Gilliland's History of Van Wert, Country that was used in Pennell Line 1975 by Agnes L. Pennell Find A Grave Memorial# 99584765.
s/o John Pennell and Elizabeth Baker
William was a Civil War Veteran, in 17th regiment, Ohio Volunteers Infinity for three months. In 1862 he re-enlisted in Company D, 99th Regiment, as a druggist in the medical department until honorable discharge in 1865.
In Sept. 1865 William came to Van Wert and was engaged in a plastering business. Later he accepted a position as a teller at the Van Wert National Bank. He was also the Vice President of The Peoples Savings Bank.
The above information is from, Gilliland's History of Van Wert, Country that was used in Pennell Line 1975 by Agnes L. Pennell Find A Grave Memorial# 99584765.
William was a Civil War Veteran, in 17th regiment, Ohio Volunteers Infinity for three months. In 1862 he re-enlisted in Company D, 99th Regiment, as a druggist in the medical department until honorable discharge in 1865.
In Sept. 1865 William came to Van Wert and was engaged in a plastering business. Later he accepted a position as a teller at the Van Wert National Bank. He was also the Vice President of The Peoples Savings Bank.
The above information is from, Gilliland's History of Van Wert, Country that was used in Pennell Line 1975 by Agnes L. Pennell Find A Grave Memorial# 99584765.
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