Barbour County, AL CSA pension file abstracts - HAGLER 1. Henry HAGLER, Barbour County, AL, Pvt, Co A, 45th Regt 3 cards including index card shot in arm card dated 4 June 1897 residence Elamville, occupation farmer card dated 3 June 1898, residence Clio, AL, occupation farmer 2. Hiram HAGLER, Barbour County, AL, Pct, Co A, 45th Regt 2 cards including index card card dated 4 June 1897 22 July 1864, Atlanta, lost left arm, residence Clio, AL, occupation farmer 3. John HAGLER, Barbour, Pvt., Co F, 1st Regt widow (pensioner) Emaline HAGLER 8 cards including index card card dated 1 April 1893 states her husband came to his death from wounds or disease, or within five years of close of war card dated 28 April 1894, similar statement as to date of death card dated 1 June 1896, residence Star Hill, similar statement as to date of death card dated 10 April 1897 residence Star Hill, similar statement as to date of death card dated 2 June 1898 residence Star Hill, similar statement as to date of death card date 1 January 1899 states that John HAGLER was killed or died on died Feb 1884 4. Adam HAGLER (HAGGLER on pension file), Barbour County, AL, Pvt Co A, 45th Regt 8 cards including index card enlisted as a private, Co A, 45th Regt on 1 March 1862 at Louisville discharged 22 July 1864 wounded at the Battle of Peachtree Creek, GA - hit by a ball, and lost left arm 70 years of age, residence Elamville card dated 19 April 1893 card dated 22 May 1894 card dated 3 April 1899 - M.W. Thomas states that he is personally aquainted with Adam Haggler, and that he did served, and was honorably discharged card dated April 1899 listing personal property personal property 1 mule/horse ($40), 2 cattle ($10), 15 hogs ($20), 1 gun ($1), household and kitchen furniture ($15), mechanical and farming tools (1.50), dated 8 April 1899 Application for increase in pension dated 5 July 1906 (very hard to read) "This is to certify that I have examined Adam Haigler, a soldier now on pension roll, Class 2. As stated in former hand? certificate, he lost his left arm in battle. By straping himself to plow, he has used(?) his plow ? till three years ago. Now his right arm & shoulder have failed him, his legs no longer track - infeebled ? and work and continuous hard work. He is unable to do any manual labor, therefore we recommend that he be advanced to Class one." Jas J. Winn, J.D. E.R. Quillin Board of Pension Examiners for Barbour County