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When AARON H BONNELL was born in 1836 in Morris County, New Jersey, his father, CHARLES PICKNEY BONNELL SR. 1802-1876, was 34 and his mother, JANE GARRABRANT 1805-1872, was 30. He was born 4th out of 9 children with 7 brothers and 1 sister:
•John W Bonnell, Sgt. 1831–1899
•Charles H Bonnell, Jr. 1833–1896
•William T Bonnell 1834–1890
•Aaron H Bonnell ,Cpl. 1836–1864
•Cornelius Maffit Bonnell, Sr. — Pvt. 1838–1902
•Edward J Bonnell, Sr. — Cpl. 1843–1915
•Octavius Bonnell, Cpl. 1845–1918
•Sarah Jane Bonnell 1846–1906
•David Thompson Bonnell 1849–1902
He was a Civil War veteran and enlisted as a Corporal on 15 Aug 1862 with Company K of the 25th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. He was wounded in Atlanta on 28 Jul 1864 in the Battle of Ezra Church and died in Atlanta 4 days later at the age of 28 on 1 Aug 1864. His father was a Civil War Veteran, and he was 1 of 6 out of 8 brothers who served in the Civil War.
He was originally buried in the Ezra Chapel Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia. His remains were moved 3 years later, and he was reinterred on 25 Apr 1867 in the Marietta National Cemetery; Section H; Site 8961, in Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia.
When AARON H BONNELL was born in 1836 in Morris County, New Jersey, his father, CHARLES PICKNEY BONNELL SR. 1802-1876, was 34 and his mother, JANE GARRABRANT 1805-1872, was 30. He was born 4th out of 9 children with 7 brothers and 1 sister:
•John W Bonnell, Sgt. 1831–1899
•Charles H Bonnell, Jr. 1833–1896
•William T Bonnell 1834–1890
•Aaron H Bonnell ,Cpl. 1836–1864
•Cornelius Maffit Bonnell, Sr. — Pvt. 1838–1902
•Edward J Bonnell, Sr. — Cpl. 1843–1915
•Octavius Bonnell, Cpl. 1845–1918
•Sarah Jane Bonnell 1846–1906
•David Thompson Bonnell 1849–1902
He was a Civil War veteran and enlisted as a Corporal on 15 Aug 1862 with Company K of the 25th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. He was wounded in Atlanta on 28 Jul 1864 in the Battle of Ezra Church and died in Atlanta 4 days later at the age of 28 on 1 Aug 1864. His father was a Civil War Veteran, and he was 1 of 6 out of 8 brothers who served in the Civil War.
He was originally buried in the Ezra Chapel Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia. His remains were moved 3 years later, and he was reinterred on 25 Apr 1867 in the Marietta National Cemetery; Section H; Site 8961, in Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia.
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When AARON H BONNELL was born in 1836 in Morris County, New Jersey, his father, CHARLES PICKNEY BONNELL SR. 1802-1876, was 34 and his mother, JANE GARRABRANT 1805-1872, was 30. He was born 4th out of 9 children with 7 brothers and 1 sister:
•John W Bonnell, Sgt. 1831–1899
•Charles H Bonnell, Jr. 1833–1896
•William T Bonnell 1834–1890
•Aaron H Bonnell ,Cpl. 1836–1864
•Cornelius Maffit Bonnell, Sr. — Pvt. 1838–1902
•Edward J Bonnell, Sr. — Cpl. 1843–1915
•Octavius Bonnell, Cpl. 1845–1918
•Sarah Jane Bonnell 1846–1906
•David Thompson Bonnell 1849–1902
He was a Civil War veteran and enlisted as a Corporal on 15 Aug 1862 with Company K of the 25th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. He was wounded in Atlanta on 28 Jul 1864 in the Battle of Ezra Church and died in Atlanta 4 days later at the age of 28 on 1 Aug 1864. His father was a Civil War Veteran, and he was 1 of 6 out of 8 brothers who served in the Civil War.
He was originally buried in the Ezra Chapel Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia. His remains were moved 3 years later, and he was reinterred on 25 Apr 1867 in the Marietta National Cemetery; Section H; Site 8961, in Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia.
When AARON H BONNELL was born in 1836 in Morris County, New Jersey, his father, CHARLES PICKNEY BONNELL SR. 1802-1876, was 34 and his mother, JANE GARRABRANT 1805-1872, was 30. He was born 4th out of 9 children with 7 brothers and 1 sister:
•John W Bonnell, Sgt. 1831–1899
•Charles H Bonnell, Jr. 1833–1896
•William T Bonnell 1834–1890
•Aaron H Bonnell ,Cpl. 1836–1864
•Cornelius Maffit Bonnell, Sr. — Pvt. 1838–1902
•Edward J Bonnell, Sr. — Cpl. 1843–1915
•Octavius Bonnell, Cpl. 1845–1918
•Sarah Jane Bonnell 1846–1906
•David Thompson Bonnell 1849–1902
He was a Civil War veteran and enlisted as a Corporal on 15 Aug 1862 with Company K of the 25th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. He was wounded in Atlanta on 28 Jul 1864 in the Battle of Ezra Church and died in Atlanta 4 days later at the age of 28 on 1 Aug 1864. His father was a Civil War Veteran, and he was 1 of 6 out of 8 brothers who served in the Civil War.
He was originally buried in the Ezra Chapel Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia. His remains were moved 3 years later, and he was reinterred on 25 Apr 1867 in the Marietta National Cemetery; Section H; Site 8961, in Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia.
Inscription
A. H. BONNELL
CORP'L
WIS.
