The National tribune., 1886-01-28
OBITUARY..


HONEAs.-Comrade John Honeas, a member of
Connersviie Post, No l26 late of Co !. 57th Ind,
died Jan. mt Connersville Ind, aged 73. Comrade
Honeas of the oldest men to enlist i'll Fay
ette County during the
RICHARDsoN.-Joseph NJ. Richardson. of Law
renee, Mass, veteran of Co. a, llth y. H., who
fell 40 feet by the breaking of The staging which
he was at work Dee, 81 died of his injuries i'll that
city Jan. 3.
WoRruEN-Geo w Worthen n veteran of Co c.
1lth n. H., died in Concord Jan. T. He enlisted
Aug. II, lS62, and was wounded at the battle of
fredericksburg He had good record a soldier
FRADENRURG.-IsaaeF Fradenburg Co. c, 10Th Ill,
died Jan 3, after n lingering illness. of consump-
ton brought on by exposure while in the service.
He was much esteemed comrade.
WALDEN.-Ira q. Walden died very suddenly at
Jackson, Mimi, Jan B. He was born i'll Chautauqua
County, N. V, in 1926. When quite young man
he went West, settling at Beaver Dam, Wis, where
he married. In June 1861, he enlisted in Co H. 2d
Mnn. The regiment took part iii the battle of Mill
Walden received wound, which caused his dis
charge III June following Comradc Walden was a
member of John A. Myers Post, No. 60, Department
of Minnesota. He leaves a family of six children.
IRwIN-Gen. VIM. H. Irwin died Jan II in the
Anchorage Insane Asylum, Louisville, Ky, where
he was confined last October, after an attempt TO
murder his wife and son. He commanded the 10th
Pa, in Hancock's Brigade, and afterward
manded the brigade. He was Captain in the
Mexican war; and was seriously wounded at Che
pultcpec. He enlisted as private soldier III the
first company of three months men in the late war
under the call of President Lincoln. On learning
OF his enlistment, Gov Curtin. of Pennsylvania,
summoned him To return and organize regiment,
of which he commissioned Colonel.
HAYWARD-A cable message from Alexandria,
Egypt, announces the death of Commander Geo w.
Hayward, of the u. :. :. Quinnebaug. He served
through tile as Midshipman and Lieutenant,
rising subsequently to the rank OF Commander.
FARvER.-At Truckee, Cal, Daniel B. Farver,
aged A. He born i'll Eric, Pa. enlisted Aug.
H. 1862 in Co. J. 1i5th Pa, and was badly wounded
Sept. 10, 1868. He was an esteemed citizen and a
prominent member of Gen. Berry Post, No. S5
RoBINsoN-At Lock Haven, Pa. Thomas Robin
son, of Post No. l22.
CnUrE.-In Wndham, Cumberland Co., Me-,
Jan. 7, Joseph Chute, aged 63. He served in the
Mexican war, in Capt Bradputes company of
Tennessee volunteers. He a most estmable
citizen.
BARDwELL-Maj. G. III. Bardwell, of Washing
ton, stricken with apoplexy in the Girard
House. Philadelphia. Jan. %, and died in a few
and very well known in military circles Lat
terly he has been contractor doinga large amount
of work for the Government He was a prominent
Democrat He has been living in Washington for
10 years and was spoken of as candidate for the
position of Doorkeeper of the House.
BUELL-Comrade Clinton G. Buell. member of
Will Robinson Post, pa. Department of Illinois,
died at Sterling, ILL.,, Dec 80, aged ST. He was
Capt and A. q NJ of the 18th Iowa, and in 1852 was
Quartermaser on Gen. A. ]. Smiths staff.
HAwKISs.-Seth Hawkins died recently at Co
lc.a ILL., Comrade Hawkins Corporal iii the
10th Ind from April 49, lS6i, till May Is, iso2 aud
Sergeant in Co. II. 10Th H., from Aug. Is, 1862, to
April Is, 1868. He discharged by reason OF
wounds received at the battle of Stone River.