1850 - US Census - Juniata Township, Blair, Pennsylvania
Household ............Sex .....Age Birthplace
Daniel Beegle ......Male ....44 ..Pennsylvania
Susannah Beegle Female 38 ..Pennsylvania
John Beegle .........Male ....19 ..Pennsylvania
David Beegle ........Male ....15 ..Pennsylvania
Adam Beegle ........Male ....11 ..Pennsylvania
Sarah Beegle ........Female 8 ....Pennsylvania
William Beegle .....Male ....6 ....Pennsylvania

1860 - US Census - Juniata Township, Blair, Pennsylvania
Household .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
D N Beegle ........Male ....52 ..Pennsylvania
Nancy Beegle ...Female 48 ..Pennsylvania
Sarah Beegle ....Female 19 ..Pennsylvania
William Beegle .Male ....16 ..Pennsylvania
George Beegle ..Male ....10 ..Pennsylvania
Malinda Beegle Female 8 ....Pennsylvania
Luther Beegle ...Male ....6 ....Pennsylvania
Mary Zigler .......Female 20 ..Pennsylvania

Company E, 19th Indiana Infantry .
This regiment was part of the famous "Iron Brigade" that took part in many of the battles in the east.

William Beegle joined the 19th Indiana in July 1861 soon after the war started. He served over a year until he got the measles. He mustered out in Oct. 1862 but was drafted back into the army in 1863. He served in the 149th Penn. Infantry until the end of the war in 1865. He was wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness in the spring of 1864.

"Information from Phil Harris"

William Alexander Beegle served his second enlistment for his brother, David, with Co. "H" 149th Pennsylvania Infantry.

(Information from Bluebelles #48739995)

1870 - US Census -

1880 - US Census - Haven, Reno, Kansas
Household ...........Role ........Sex .....Age Birthplace
William Beegle ....Self .........Male ....35 ..Pennsylvania
Ollie Beegle .........Wife ........Female 22 ..Missouri
Della May Beegle Daughter Female 0 ....Kansas

1890 - US Census - destroyed in 1921 census fire

1900 - US Census - Enid Township, Garfield, Oklahoma Territory
Household ..........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace ......Birth Date
William A Beegle Head ........Male ....56 ..Pennsylvania Aug 1844
Olive Beegle .......Wife .........Female 43 ..Missouri .........Aug 1857
William C Beegle Son ..........Male ....15 ..Kansas ............Jul 1885
Della N Beegle ....Daughter Female 21 ..Kansas ...........Sep 1879
Years Married: 22

1910 - US Census - Brown Township, Comanche, Oklahoma
Household ......Role .Sex .....Age Birthplace
Wm A Beegle ..Head Male ....65 ..Pennsylvania
Olive E Beegle Wife ..Female 52 ..Missouri

1920 - US Census - Bettina Township, Beckham, Oklahoma
Household ..........Role ..................Sex .....Age Birthplace
William A Beegle Head .................Male ....75 ..Pennsylvania
Olive E Beegle ....Wife ...................Female 62 ..Missouri
Della M Nations ..Daughter ..........Female 40 ..Kansas
Freda A Nations ..Granddaughter Female 8 ....Oklahoma
Calvin Nations ....Grandson ..........Male ....7 ....Oklahoma
Gladdis Nations ..Granddaughter Female 6 ....Oklahoma

1930 - US Census - Bettina Township, Beckham, Oklahoma
Household ..........Role ...........................Sex .....Age Birthplace
William A Beegle Head ..........................Male ....85 ..Pennsylvania
Olive E Beegle ....Wife ............................Female 73 ..Missouri
Calvin E Nations .Grandson ..................Male ....17 ..Oklahoma
Alvin Ragan .........Grandson ..................Male ....20 ..Oklahoma
Gladys C Ragan ...Step-granddaughter Female 16 ..Oklahoma

The Sayre Headlight, Thursday, February 16, 1933 pg 2
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
DIES THURSDAY

W. A. Beagle,(sic) 90, Pioneer County
Man Succumbs At His Home
South Of Sayre

W. A, Beagle,(sic) 90, Civil war veteran died at his home four miles south of Sayre Thursday night of old age.

Funeral service for him will be held at he First Methodist church in this city Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be made in the Sayre-Doxey cemetery. Littrell and Moore funeral directors have the arrangements.

Mr. Beagle,(sic) a pioneer Beckham county resident had been ill for the past four years. He had been bed-ridden for more than a year. He was well known and a highly respected citizen.