The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
THE SAVED AND LOST.
A List of the Greedy Party, Dead and
AliYe.

AIiye.
The following members of the Greedy party
OF observation in tho Arctic regions were
found alive by the expedition sent to thcii
relief:
Lieutenant ADoLPHUs w. GREEDY, first
Lieutenant Fifth cavalry, acting signal
officer and assistant, married. wife's pres
ent residence, San Diego, Cal
Sergeant DAVID t. BRAINARD, sergeant com.
Pany L. Second cavalry; enlisted at New
York city; born in Oswego county, N Y.
Hospital Steward HENRY BE1BERBACK, pri.
vate Company G, Seventeenth Infantry
enlisted at Cincinnati, O.; born in Wal
deck, Germany.
Private MAURICE CoNNELL, private Com
pany b, Third Calvary; enlisted at camp
at Goose Creek, Wy; born in Kerry,
Ireland
sergt JOSEPH ELLISON, corporal Company
f., Tenth Infantry; enlisted at Fort
Wayne, Mich. born in Germany. (Sergt
Ellison was very much Frustrated and
badly frost-bitten when found, and died
at Godhaven on the 9th of July, aftel
undergoing a surgical operation)
Sergt JULIUS FREDERICKs, Company |,
Second Cavalry; enlisted in Cleveland,
O.; unmarried; born in Dayton, o.
Sergt. FRANCIS LONG, Company +, Ninth In.
fantry; enlisted at Omaha Barracks,
Neb born in Wurtemburg, Germany.
The members Of the party who died of star.
yation or exposure were the following:
JACOB BENDER, private Company f, Ninth
Infantry; enlisted at Omaha Barracks.
Neb. born in Freidberg, Germany.
WILLIAM H. Cross, sergeant general service,
Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM A ELLIS, private Company G,
Second Cavalry; enlisted at New York
city; born in Seneca Falls, N. y.
HAMPDEN S. GARDINER sergeant Signal
Corps, Philadelphia, Pa; unmarried; born
at Philadelphia, Penn.
CHARLES B. HENRY, private Company E,
Fifth Cavalry; enlisted at Cincinnati, o.
born in Hanover, Germany.
EDWARD ISRAEL, sergeant Signal Corps
kalamazoo, Mich, unmarried; born at
Kalamazoo, Mich.
WINFIELD S. JEWELL, sergeant Signal Corps
unmarried; born at Lisbon, N. H.
FRED. +. KISLINGBURY, second lieutenant,
acting signal officer, of Rochester, n Y. /;
was native of England; entered the SER
vice as q private in the Fifty fourth New
Y ork State militia in 1864 as six months
man; he re-entered the service again in
1850; was promoted to sergeant in 1872,
and created second lieutenant in October,
1878; be was widower and had two chill
dren.
DAVID LINN, sergeant company c, Second
cavalry, enlisted at Philadelphia, Penn. :;
born at Philadelphia, Penn.
JAMES b. LOCKWOOD, first lieutenant Twenty
third infantry acting signal officer, Wash.
ington, ID. c.; unmarried; is a son of Gen
eral Lockwood retired, U. S. A.
NICHOLAS MAJOR, corporal Company H,
Second cavalry, enlisted at Cincinnati,
Ohio; unmarried; born at Luxembourg,
Germany.
DIR. OCTAVE PAvY, medical officer, married,
wife's address, Maryville, Nodaway coun.
ty, Mo. DR.. Pavy Yves born and educated
in Havre, France. He accompanied a
French expedition to Lady Franklin bay
and remained in the Polar regions several
years He also joined the Howgate ex.
petition. He was reporter for the New
York Tribune and did work for other
papers in the city. He afterward went
West and studied medicine. He Joined
the Greedy expedition at Disco island, Oft
the coast of Greenland, where he re-
manned after the unsuccessful Howgate
expedition.
DAVID G. RALsToN, sergeant Signal Corps;
urmarlied: born at Bloomfield, o.
GEoLGE w. RICE, sergeant Signal Corps,
Washington unmarried; born at Sidney,
n. S.
r. II. SCHNEIDER, private Company A, First
Artillery; enlisted at Fort Columbus,
New FORK; born in Chemnitz, Germany.
WILLIAM WHISTLER, private Company f,
Ninth Infantry; enlisted at Omaha Bar
racks, Neb.; born in Carroll county, Ind
fathers address is Monon, Ind.
FREDERICK an Esquimau guide
JENs EDWARDS, an Esquimau guide.
In addition to the men mentioned above,
Jens Edwards an Esquinau, and Frederick
Thorley Christensen, MALT breed, both of
whom were engaged at Proven, accompanied
the expedition.