Hiram Kimmel was the son of SAMUEL KIMMEL Sr. (1798-1852?) and ELIZABETH CARL KIMMEL (1801- Jan. 6, 1880). In the 1860 census Hiram is found with his mother Elizabeth Carl Kimmel and brothers, Edward, Joseph, John C. Kimmel. Then in the 13 July 1870 census, Hiram is found with his wife Annie Koch Kimmel and two of their children, Hiram's mother, Elizabeth Carl Kimmel, and his brother Evan-Evans Kimmel who was visiting for the day but is found on the 28th with his own family in Donaldson..
Hiram was a Veteran of the Civil War, serving in Co. B of the 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry (16th Volunteers) Came in as a Private and was mustered out as a Private.
Hiram and Annie Koch Kimmel were parents to 12 children, 7 who were living by the 1900 census and lived onto adulthood and have Pennsylvania death certificates.
Hiram was a Veteran of the Civil War, serving in Co. B of the 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry (16th Volunteers) Came in as a Private and was mustered out as a Private.
Hiram and Annie Koch Kimmel were parents to 12 children, 7 who were living by the 1900 census and lived onto adulthood and have Pennsylvania death certificates.
Hiram Kimmel was the son of SAMUEL KIMMEL Sr. (1798-1852?) and ELIZABETH CARL KIMMEL (1801- Jan. 6, 1880). In the 1860 census Hiram is found with his mother Elizabeth Carl Kimmel and brothers, Edward, Joseph, John C. Kimmel. Then in the 13 July 1870 census, Hiram is found with his wife Annie Koch Kimmel and two of their children, Hiram's mother, Elizabeth Carl Kimmel, and his brother Evan-Evans Kimmel who was visiting for the day but is found on the 28th with his own family in Donaldson..
Hiram was a Veteran of the Civil War, serving in Co. B of the 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry (16th Volunteers) Came in as a Private and was mustered out as a Private.
Hiram and Annie Koch Kimmel were parents to 12 children, 7 who were living by the 1900 census and lived onto adulthood and have Pennsylvania death certificates.
Hiram was a Veteran of the Civil War, serving in Co. B of the 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry (16th Volunteers) Came in as a Private and was mustered out as a Private.
Hiram and Annie Koch Kimmel were parents to 12 children, 7 who were living by the 1900 census and lived onto adulthood and have Pennsylvania death certificates.
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