The National tribune., 1884-12-18
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and Repiies-0dds and Ends of
Information

Ins0rmati0n.
T. r. Copern Moorestown N J. would ike to
hear from some of the boys that were in Danvie
Prison during the Fall and Winter of 1864. He
thinks there were a number of Ohio boys from
near Lanesville.-J. H. Woollen, Burr Oak Kan.
would like the address of Capt J. T. Stewart and
Corp Ed. Irving, of Co. f, S9th Ind-Williain III.
III. Hardin. Ripley. Brown Co., ILL.,, writes: AboJt
nine or 10 years ago man calling himself Moses L.
Smith, travelling on foot stopt to stay over night
at a farmhouse here. In the night he was taken
sick and in few days died. He claimed to have
belonged to the 10th ILL., He is buried here and
obtained Government tombstone and put up at
his grave. Any person knowing of his friends or
relatives are requested TO write to me.--A III.
Gann La Hogue, Ill., would like to know some
one who remembers Marshall Gann who joined
Go. / I'd Tenn: Cav, at Knoxville in Dec, ISL
H. e. Beais, Fulton, n. Y, would like to see q
sketch from the pen of Madison" of Co. b, 18th
N. Y.-William c. Alexander. Landenburg Pa,
wishes some comrade of the old Sixth Corps would
write up of its doings-Will n. Davis,
Flushing, Mich, would like TO know of what the
First Brigade. Second Division, Fourteenth Corps,
was composed, and what part 1t took Mt the battle
of Jonesboro.-E. w. Briggs, Judsonia Ark
would like to hear from Comrades w. Babeoclz and
G. H. Balloch, of the 38th Ohio Regimental Band.
Geo. Barber. 1l2th n. Y, Bradford, Pa, would
like to hear from any of the comrades belonging
to the 9th Mass, 18th Ind, 130th N. Y, or 10Th
Minn.--Wm Rasburg, Vancouver, Wash. Ter,
would like to hear from some of his old comrades
of Co. G. oath Ill-Comrade Flock, st. Joseph,
Mo-, would like to know the address of the private
of the 18th Ohio who, on the 18th day of July 1851
threw down stack of guns, some of them explod-
ing, whereby he Flock asseverely wounded
D NJ. ffarrfSOnyllle, MO-, wants the address
of M. Townsend Serg't, Co. /, I'd Mich. Cav
s. n. MeCausland, No. g. Grundy street, Nash
vile, Tenn. wants the address of some member of
the lst Tenn. Cav, of Co. III of that regiment,
who knew him and give evidence to his dis
ability.-Capt. H. s. Vaughan, ed n. Y. Cav,
Patteville, Wis, wants the name of the member
OF the 18th n. Y. Cav. who wounded in the foot
at the battle of Cedar Creek.-A. MacCiee, Center
vile, Mich would like to hear from some of the
man, Wollingford, Conn, would like to hear of
the doings of his regiment the 1st Conn. III. A. on
the Peninsula-Wm. Humphreys, Winthrop,
Mo-, would like some member of Co. D. First Bat
talon of Mountaneers of California, to correspond
with HMM. Haben, Campbell, ILL.,, would like
the address of Capt David Lynch of Co. e. 5Sth ILL.,,
Silver Lake, Kan, would like to hear from some
member of Co. +, both Ind.-O. L. Reed, Mon
T. d. LIE Grange, Co. b, 9Th Ohio Cav.-H. p.
Whppe, Waterloo, Wis, would like the address
of the Surgeon of the 10th Wis., or any officers of
Co. of said regiment, in order to get their testi-
mony to help a widow in her pension claim
Thos. 8. Barker, Weedsport, \. Y, lost at the
battle Of Winchester, Sept. 49, 1864, haversack
marked L. 8. b. Ii any comrade should happened
to have found it, Comrade Barker would be very
grateful for its return1Daniel Hatch, Bolivar,
stationed at Smithland, KY, in February and
March, 1s62.-A. F. Porter, Bass River Mich.
would like to hear from some of the comrades of
the 10th Mich Cav.-W. Fl. Ambrose Pottsville,
Pa, would like the address of John G. Paul. Co. ID,
10th Pa. Cav.-Andrew Jackson National Mill
W.,
who was in command at Brownsville, Tex, in the
Summer of 1S67.-NIrs. X. Helpman, Polk Iowa,
wants to know if any comrade of Co. K, 5th Iowa,
knows where her brother, Jos. G. Hall of that COM
pany and regiment buried. He died in the
Fall Of 1S63.-W. H. Creed, Bellevue, Idaho,
would like the address of some member of the 1lth
Iowa Cav-Chas F. Brown, Grangeyille, Idaho,
would like to hear from some of the comrades who
served in Arizona in 1864 1865, and 1S66-C. A.
some of the comrades of Co. C, of Kermont's Body
guard.-Isaac X. Young seth ILL.,, Bristol, ILL.,,
would like the addresses of the following members
of the S9th ILL.,, or any other comrade of that regi-
ment: Jas. III. Crandall G. n. Higgins, VIM Storm
mont, VIM. e. Fitch, III. p. TAFT, A. Bennett Pierce,
Horace Moon Chas SPr az and DAM Mcmahon.
Mimi, would like to hear from some member of
his company. Hamilton, Co. G, 114th Ohio.
South Bloomingville o., who was in ward A of
the hospital at Camp Dennison. o., in November,
1868, would like the names and addresses of the
attending physicians. in order that he may furnish
evidence for a penson:-Jaeob b, Snyder, Can
neton Ind would like the address of Jesse Hughs,
Co. X, 18th Ill.-John w. Smatly, Co. X, 10th Ill.
Cav, Winthrop, Ind. would like to hear from
some of his comrades, and also from some of the
boys of Cos. l. or M. of the same regiment.-A.
Bumgartner. Iowa City. Iowa, would like the adj
battery: Jas. Donley, David Donley Jos. Allen,
Lieut.. Allen. Orderly Serg't Allison, Frank John
son, John Eegner.-C W; Greene. Spring Valley,
Me-, would like to read a sketch from some of the
cavalry boys about Hunters raid to Lynchburg
and Sheridan's raid from the Valley to Petersburg.
w. w. Dodge, Rockland, n. Y, would like to
the Union Hotel Hospital Georgetown, D. c., No
vember and December, 1S62-Geo. w; Hurley,
Mound City, Kan, would like the addresses of
Joseph simms, Orderly sergt, Co. K 44th Ohio,
and Jas. L. Day. of the same company and regi-
ment.--Jas Finley, Battle Creek. Mich would
like to hear from some of the comrades who were
in Co. H, 10th n Y, and knew of his injury at
Warrenton Junction, Va. in the Spring of 1855
Leon Jroche, Warsaw, ILL.,, has in his possession
the discharge of one Hart Fellows, which he found
in old bureau drawer in his house.-Phillip
Hess, 9th ILL.,. Braidwood, Ill. would like the adj
dress of his father VIM. Hess of the 18Th Ill. Cav,
or any person who can give his whereabouts-S.
j. Baily, Commander of Post No. IS, Menomonee,
Wis wants all the members of the 9th Ill. Cav. to
send their names to him. he is getting up rec
ord of the regiment-Alex. b. Campbell, Co A,
18th Wis, Edgerton, Wis. would like to hear from
some eomrade who was confined at Cahaba, Ala,
between August and November, 1864, and remerl-
bers the German boy who was shot by rebel
guard, and when he fell to the ground looked up
and said: Boys, if ever you take prisoner, re-
member NET. D. Collision, Co. /, 18th Ind.
Findlay, o., would like to hear from some member
of his company.
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