The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-06-28
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CRITEs-Daniel F. Critics, a member of johnson
Post, No. 1868 died at his home in Montpelier, Ind
May 5. He one of the most faithful members
OF the Post He belonged to Co. |, goth Ohio.
LAUGH.-John G. Laugh died at Sailor Springs
ILL.,, May "a aged So years OF disease contracted in
the service. Comrade Laugh enlisted IN 1861 in
Co. Fl, 10Th H., and served for three years. He
was member of VIM. j. Stevenson Post, No. 24g.
BROWN.-Nathanel Brown died at his home on
Elk Creek Mo He was SO years old and had been
a sufferer for years, his health being broken down
account of army service. He served in the 57th
Ind He was a Minister in the NJ. h. Church. de
voted husband and loving father.
WELIS.-Died at his residence in North East. Pa,
May 10, Daniel }. Wells, aged 81. COmrade Wells
served IN the l02d Pa. HIS burial was conducted
by John Broden Post, of which he a member.
BAKER.-Harrison Baker, Co. a, 9th Mich, was
killed the 2Sth of May. He had been at work in a
field with his team, when a storm suddenly arising
drove him out, and he FASTENED with his team to
his barn for shelter AS he approached it a terrible
gale OF wind struck the barn entirely blowing it
down, he being struck with piece of the flying
roof and instantly killed, He was SO years of age
born in Senaca Co., n. Y, but had lived in the
Township of Ash, Mich, for % years and zip to the
time OF his death He active member of
Perry Baker Post of Carleton, Mich, and father of
Seward Baker, a Member of the present Michigan
Legislature He leaves wife and eight children.
HoRE.-John Horn, Sergeant Co /, 64th Ohio,
died at his residence in Canton, o., June 2 aged -
years. He buried with all the honOrs due
soldier by Canton Post, No. ., Department of
Ohio of which he member He was also
member of the Odd Fellows Comrade Horn
leaves a widow
sTEELE.-George G. Steele died in Denver, Colo,
May q, aged 40 years and ii months. His funeral
was conducted by George G. Meade Post, No AZ,
q. A r., of which he a member.
SAYAGE.-Wiam II. Savage died in the County
Hospital at Denver Colo, May 81, after protract-
ed illness He was 10 years of age and well known
in that state, where he had been extensively
gagged in mining Ten or II years ago he en-
gagged clerk at the American House. Deceased
was "A member of A. Lincoln Post, No. 4, G. A. R.
under the auspices of which his funeral took place
He came out of the Captain ofCO. d. 81 Me-
and had the distinction of being the youngest Cap
tain on record.
HoLLY.-Vernon f. Holly one of the charter
members of George q. Meade Post, AR, died
May %, at his home IN Denver, Colo. He WAS born
in Vermont. He enlisted in the 9Th VT in Seplen-
beT 1861, and from that time lie served calamity
for three years. The funeral was held from Trinity
Methodist Church, under the auspices of George c.
Meade Post, No AZ, to which the deceased belong
ed and of which he esteemed member.
MERRY.-At his residence in Strawberry Town
ship, Kan, May II, Capt 5. b. Merry, aged 81
years He was a native of the State of Maine,
served his country throughout the war, carrying
a rebel bullet In his body To the day of his death.
The funeral, which was largely attended, was con
Quoted by old soldiers The burial took place at
the cemetery two miles west of Strawberry.
MILLER.-WilIiam Miller, Co. G., 8st Pa, died
June /, aged IS. Comrade Miller resident
of New Mahoning, Pa. and died after brief ill
ness. of rheumatism and consumption, which he
incurred in the army. lie leaves wife aud four
MctiovN.-Joseph McGonn died at his home in
Springfield, o., March 81 1855, of consumption.
Last October he fell from ladder, breaking three
ribs-one penetrating the lung tissue, and finally
resulting in the disease which caused his death lie
was one of the pioneers of Clark County having
gone there when Springfield n mere village
surrounded by vast forests. lie leaves wife and
daughter. He was member OF the 5th Ohio Cav.
FARRINGTON.-ThOmRsA A. Harrington, Sergeant,
Co. X 9th Iowa, died at Silver CIiif, Colo recently
WHARToN.-G. w. Wharton died in Concord, Ill,
May %. lie enlisted in Co T. l0lsl H. i'm 1862 aud
served during the war. He suffered with asthmatic
consumption several years which caused his death.
X. Taylor Post, 524, and Camps 20 and 40, >. of W.
laid him to rest in Concord Cemetery on the Goth
"a iprz tn
loss.
BARsEs-Mai Abner f. Barnes 5Oth U. S. C. t.,
died recently aged g. Comrade Barnes was n resi-
dent of BusnelI, Ill., and died at his home after
short illness, having had Il stroke of paralysis. lie
was Il member of L. J. Picket Lodge, No 1903; also
IA charter member of Carter Van Week Post No.
ia and was buried under the auspices of both Or
ders He leaves three daug hters to mourn his loss
FERRE-A c. Ferre. Lieutenant Co A 35lh III
Cav, aud Co l, 18th Ill. Cav died in Aurora ILL.,,
May 25 aged SO years He was charter member
of Aurora Post, No. 90 He buried in Spring
Lake Cemetery by Aurora Post.
KENNEDY.-DeWttC G. Kennedy died at his home
in Milton Pa. May s. in the ODD year of his age.
Comrade Kennedy served his country as a good
soldier all through the rebellion, aud since has
been earnest, faithful worker in G. r. Post No
1919. His funeral was largely attended and his re-
mains buried by his comrades.
| EvENs.-Benjamin Evens, aged ~ years, died
recently at Wellsyile, o. He Orderly Sergeant
of Co. X, Sd Ohio, He was buried mt Spring Hill
Cemetery with r.. honors, by Henry Cope Post,
| No. 237, GAR
MARLATT.-John II. Marlatt, aged So, died May
z, NellSVllle, ". lie buried Spring Hill
| Cemetery by Henry Cope Post, of which he was
Adjutant.
Wucox.-Capt J. w. Wilcox, Co. A, 9th Ind
| died recently at Emporia, Kan, in the 9th year
of his age.
| observation-disclosures Mcconnell died in
Springfield, Pa. May 90 of disease contracted in
Andersonville. He was member of the 126th Ohio
Cav. He leaves a wife aud daughter
DILLoN.-J w. Dillon, Lieutenant in 5th Mass
died recently at Canton o. lie was Past Com
mander of King Post, No, 70 GAR. Department
OF Missouri.