The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-18
'MlLY RELATIONS OF THE GRIZZLY PARTY.
The family relations OF the party were 81

FAMILY RELATIONS OF THE 0REELi PARTY
The family relations OF the party werse
f,llowe: l,Is. .,.;Silr;.f,l>s,S
Adolphus W. Greeley, First Lieutenan
Fifth Cavalry, acting signal efncer and az
sistant, married; wife's present residence
San Diego. California. fs
Frederick F. Kialingbury, Second Lieu
tenant Eleventh Inientry, acting sigma
officer, widower with two children.
Jamc1 B: lockwood, Firat lieutenant
T1enty-third Infantry, acting signal off
Ger, Washington, D. O., unmarried, is {
son Of Gen. lockwood, retired, US. A.
Dr.. Octave Pavy, medical officer, mar
ried; wife's address, Maryville, Nodaway
county, Missouri. ..fit,, 8. :. :
Edward Israel, Sergeant Signal CORPS
Kalamazoo. Mich, unmarried: born at Kaia
mszso, Mich. ~. ~ .i... - -:
Brufeld S. J. Jewell, Sergeant sigma
Corps, unmarried; born at Lisbon, NY.
George W. Rice, Sergeant Signal Corps
Weohinvton, D. G.; unmarried; born in
Sidney, Nova Scotia.
David Q. Ralston, Sergeant Signal Corps
unmarried; born in Bloomfield, Ohio. :
Hampden S. Gardiner, Sergeant Signal
Corps, Philadelphia Pa; unmarried; born
in Philadelphia. I, ,.GaS55 Z, II, u, 80
William q. Crof7, Sergeant general ser.
vice, Washington, D. O.; unmarried; born
in Washington, D. O.
David L. Brainard, Sergeant OF Company
1. Second Cavalry, enlisted in New Y ork
City; born in Oswego county, New York. :
David Linn, Sergeant OF Company @
Second Cavalry, enlisted in Philadelphia
born in Philadelphia. A. -
Nicholas Major, Corporal OF Company
h, Second Cavalry, enlisted in Cincinnati
0 unmarried; born in Luxembourg, Ger.
many. 81! - s i.s,=,g';' r. '-''.' ~ y
9 Joseph Ellison, Corporal Of Company E
Tenth Infantry, enlisted at Fort Wayne,
Indians; born in Germany. 65-.
Charles B. Henry, private Company E
Filth Cavalry; enlisted in Cincinnati, Ohio
born in Hanover, Germany,
Maurice Connell, private Company B.
Third Cavalry; enlisted in Camp on Goose
Greek, Wyoming; born in Kerry, Ireland,
Jacob Bender, private Company F, Ninth
Infantry; enlisted Omaha Barracks, Neb.
born in Friedberg, Germany. -, d
Wm.~ " Whistler, private Company F.
Ninth Infantry; enlisted Omaha Barrack
Nebraska; born Carroll county, Indiana;
fathers address, Monon, Ind. ;'s':1;' ;5i{ ':l.I
Henry Bierderbick, private Company G
Seventeenth Infantry; enlisted Cincinnati
O.; born Waldeck, Germany. y ,:H Nt
Julius Fredericks, private Company I,
Second Cavalry, enlisted Cleveland, O., un.
married; born Dayton, O. Il s.ssstts's /.
VIM. A. Ellie. private! Company. @,
Second Cavalry, enlisted New York City;
born Seneca Falls, New York. :: aE2-
r. r. Schneider. private Company A,
First Artillery, enlisted Fort Columbus,
New York Harbor; born Ohemnitz. Ger.
many. '..s- 4. N 4. ..ii.-ysSs-- :. ~. =
Francis Long, private Company F,
Ninth Infantry, enlisted Omaha Barracks,
geb.; born Wurtembury, Germany. y
ExctrfMEvr CAUSED ny THE NEWS,
N The peHH Of the rescue OF Lieutenant
dreely end aeversl Of hi party created
much excitement in this oily. The tele'
gram from Commander schley was received
by Rear Admiral Nichols, Acting Secretary
Of the Navy, who Immediately commune
Gated its contents to Lieutenant General
Sheridan, Acting Secretary Of War. They
proceeded to the White House and showed
The tsle2ysm 10 the President, who has
taken Q oeep intersat In the expedition anc
eKprec7ed great concern at the pad death
otso many Of the party. A copy OF the tele
gram wes telegraphed to Secretary Chand
Ter at West Point and to BecretarJ
Lincoln at New York. The families o
Lieutenant Greedy, Lieutenant Commander
Schley and Lieutenant Emory were also
informed OF the rescue. Rear Admira
Nichols today selegraphB Commando
schlsy at st. Johns, 40 tollowsi "Vse you
own discretion about the oare and tfapa
poriatiou Of bodies; renost by wire wher
ready to eail for New York. The Depart
ms4t sends the most hearty ;con0ratala
tions, to youruelf, officers and men," ~
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