Looking for obit\/info on William H. Briner who was a private in\u00a0Battery H, 1st Regiment, Light Artillery, Ohio Volunteers during the Civil\u00a0War. He\\’s buried in Cole Cemetery in Lot SGS, Block OP, Grave #117. He was\u00a0born around 1843 in Ohio and died in Henry County on Oct. 20, 1883. I don’t\u00a0know cause of death. His parents were Joseph and Miranda. William married\u00a0Sarah Jane Holly in 1869 in Henry County, OH. Sarah was born April 1, 1843\u00a0and died June 21, 1938 in Napoleon. Her parents were John and Teena Holly.\u00a0Later Sarah married John Winkelplic\/Winkelpleck and they are in Glenwood\u00a0Cemetery, Napoleon. William and Sarah had the following children: John\u00a0William 1870-1943 and is buried in Napoleon. He married Minnie Piles. Mary\u00a0was born around 1874 in Ohio. George was born March 17, 1879 and he died\u00a0June 26, 1946 in Napoleon. He was married to Mary Francis??? William was a\u00a0laborer and he lived in Henry County from\u00a01870 until his death. John Winkempleck served in Co. E, 55th Ohio Infantry.
\nSupposedly William worked on the Miami and Wabash Canal before he joined the\u00a0service. This is for a project for the Holland Springfield Spencer\u00a0Historical Society and the Toledo History Museum.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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