David Jackson Kuglar

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David Jackson Kuglar

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1 Mar 1921 (aged 87)
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Forest Park, Clayton County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
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David Jackson Kugler was born in Henry County, Georgia, in 1833, the son of James David Kugler (1801-1870) and Frances Roberts Kugler (1806-1897.)

He was married to the former Dicy Sims January 31, 1856, in Henry County. Dicy was born in 1836 and died in 1908.
The couple had ten children:
James Hardy 1856-1926
John W. b 1859
Sarah F. b 1863
Harris John 1865-1913
Robert M. 1868-1935
Emma J. 1870-1957
Thomas Edward 1872-1952
Lizzie K. 1874-1972
Lula Odell 1874-1949
Susan A. 1878-1893

Pvt Co E 30 Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Confederate States Army appears on his military grave marker.
Records show David enlisted in Company A Georgia Volunteers in Sept. 1862. His pay records indicate for the period of Sept.-Oct.1862, where he is now in Co. B, no pay has been received. Voucher for Nov.-Dec. shows David did received pay on Oct. 2, 1862.
In May of 1863, he was in the General Hospital in Savanah, being transferred to General Hospital in Whitesville, Ga.
Remarks on the transfer states Rubeola. (Could this possibly mean rubella?) He is now in Company B 20 Regulars.

The U.S. Vetrans Gravesite Ca. 1775-2006 states David was in Co. E 30 Georgia Volunter Infantery, Certificate 6001-C.
David Jackson Kugler was born in Henry County, Georgia, in 1833, the son of James David Kugler (1801-1870) and Frances Roberts Kugler (1806-1897.)

He was married to the former Dicy Sims January 31, 1856, in Henry County. Dicy was born in 1836 and died in 1908.
The couple had ten children:
James Hardy 1856-1926
John W. b 1859
Sarah F. b 1863
Harris John 1865-1913
Robert M. 1868-1935
Emma J. 1870-1957
Thomas Edward 1872-1952
Lizzie K. 1874-1972
Lula Odell 1874-1949
Susan A. 1878-1893

Pvt Co E 30 Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Confederate States Army appears on his military grave marker.
Records show David enlisted in Company A Georgia Volunteers in Sept. 1862. His pay records indicate for the period of Sept.-Oct.1862, where he is now in Co. B, no pay has been received. Voucher for Nov.-Dec. shows David did received pay on Oct. 2, 1862.
In May of 1863, he was in the General Hospital in Savanah, being transferred to General Hospital in Whitesville, Ga.
Remarks on the transfer states Rubeola. (Could this possibly mean rubella?) He is now in Company B 20 Regulars.

The U.S. Vetrans Gravesite Ca. 1775-2006 states David was in Co. E 30 Georgia Volunter Infantery, Certificate 6001-C.

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