aged 66 yr, 7 mo, 20 days.
Links and dates based on information submitted by KBStewart:
Father: 82481647 - David Zeigler (Wunderlich book & 1850 census)
Mother: 82481712 - Ann Margaret Wise Zeigler (Wunderlich book & 1850 census)
Born: 24 Apr 1837, PA (calculated from headstone inscription & Wunderlich book)
Bio: Philip had a twin brother, Frederick Zeigler.
Source: Genealogical Record of the Wunderlich Family in America, pg. 142
After Philip's first wife Magdalene passed away, he married second Sarah E. Fickes, 25 Dec 1890, in Monroe Twp., Cumberland, PA.
Information from Dennis Brandt:
The son of David & Annette (Wise) Ziegler or Margaret Ann (Weybrecht) Ziegler (both reported), in 1860 he may have been a carpenter living with and/or working for John Chick in Dover Township, York County, Pennsylvania, but that is unconfirmed. He stood 5' 6" tall and had brown hair and brown eyes.
A Civil War veteran, he enlisted and mustered into federal service at York September 12, 1861, as a private with Co. I, 87th Pennsylvania Infantry. According to the 1863 draft registration, he was regimental quartermaster, but his service records do not support that. He deserted December 20, 1862, and never returned. He should not be confused with a different Philip Ziegler who served with the 208th Pennsylvania Infantry.
Links and dates based on information submitted by KBStewart:
Father: 82481647 - David Zeigler (Wunderlich book & 1850 census)
Mother: 82481712 - Ann Margaret Wise Zeigler (Wunderlich book & 1850 census)
Born: 24 Apr 1837, PA (calculated from headstone inscription & Wunderlich book)
Bio: Philip had a twin brother, Frederick Zeigler.
Source: Genealogical Record of the Wunderlich Family in America, pg. 142
After Philip's first wife Magdalene passed away, he married second Sarah E. Fickes, 25 Dec 1890, in Monroe Twp., Cumberland, PA.
Information from Dennis Brandt:
The son of David & Annette (Wise) Ziegler or Margaret Ann (Weybrecht) Ziegler (both reported), in 1860 he may have been a carpenter living with and/or working for John Chick in Dover Township, York County, Pennsylvania, but that is unconfirmed. He stood 5' 6" tall and had brown hair and brown eyes.
A Civil War veteran, he enlisted and mustered into federal service at York September 12, 1861, as a private with Co. I, 87th Pennsylvania Infantry. According to the 1863 draft registration, he was regimental quartermaster, but his service records do not support that. He deserted December 20, 1862, and never returned. He should not be confused with a different Philip Ziegler who served with the 208th Pennsylvania Infantry.
aged 66 yr, 7 mo, 20 days.
Links and dates based on information submitted by KBStewart:
Father: 82481647 - David Zeigler (Wunderlich book & 1850 census)
Mother: 82481712 - Ann Margaret Wise Zeigler (Wunderlich book & 1850 census)
Born: 24 Apr 1837, PA (calculated from headstone inscription & Wunderlich book)
Bio: Philip had a twin brother, Frederick Zeigler.
Source: Genealogical Record of the Wunderlich Family in America, pg. 142
After Philip's first wife Magdalene passed away, he married second Sarah E. Fickes, 25 Dec 1890, in Monroe Twp., Cumberland, PA.
Information from Dennis Brandt:
The son of David & Annette (Wise) Ziegler or Margaret Ann (Weybrecht) Ziegler (both reported), in 1860 he may have been a carpenter living with and/or working for John Chick in Dover Township, York County, Pennsylvania, but that is unconfirmed. He stood 5' 6" tall and had brown hair and brown eyes.
A Civil War veteran, he enlisted and mustered into federal service at York September 12, 1861, as a private with Co. I, 87th Pennsylvania Infantry. According to the 1863 draft registration, he was regimental quartermaster, but his service records do not support that. He deserted December 20, 1862, and never returned. He should not be confused with a different Philip Ziegler who served with the 208th Pennsylvania Infantry.
Links and dates based on information submitted by KBStewart:
Father: 82481647 - David Zeigler (Wunderlich book & 1850 census)
Mother: 82481712 - Ann Margaret Wise Zeigler (Wunderlich book & 1850 census)
Born: 24 Apr 1837, PA (calculated from headstone inscription & Wunderlich book)
Bio: Philip had a twin brother, Frederick Zeigler.
Source: Genealogical Record of the Wunderlich Family in America, pg. 142
After Philip's first wife Magdalene passed away, he married second Sarah E. Fickes, 25 Dec 1890, in Monroe Twp., Cumberland, PA.
Information from Dennis Brandt:
The son of David & Annette (Wise) Ziegler or Margaret Ann (Weybrecht) Ziegler (both reported), in 1860 he may have been a carpenter living with and/or working for John Chick in Dover Township, York County, Pennsylvania, but that is unconfirmed. He stood 5' 6" tall and had brown hair and brown eyes.
A Civil War veteran, he enlisted and mustered into federal service at York September 12, 1861, as a private with Co. I, 87th Pennsylvania Infantry. According to the 1863 draft registration, he was regimental quartermaster, but his service records do not support that. He deserted December 20, 1862, and never returned. He should not be confused with a different Philip Ziegler who served with the 208th Pennsylvania Infantry.
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