The National tribune., 1888-06-14
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snTH.-John Smith. Co. I. 2lst No. died AZ
NoniFose, Mo. Feb. 8, Of pneumonia and heart
disease He Joined Gen. Fred. d. Steele Post, No.
20. at MOntrOse 9io.. by muster Sept -, ISL he
WAS barred by the Post.
JosEs.-David ". Jones. Co. e, sth U. 3 Cav,
died March y at his hOuIe ia Os<aoosa, Iowa AGED
So years. he was with the Army Of the Pot0-
mae aud a great deal of hard fighting, was
wounded seyCrtl times; was taken prisoner az
FaukstOwn, Sd, aud WAS confined az Belle Isle
Prison. Tie deceased was exemplary man.
good citizen, al officer and member OF Phil KeaTny
Post, NO. 40, OF Oska4Ou5a. They had charge Of
the funeral services. lie leaves wife ami four
children TO mourn his loss.
AIxOS.-JaIaes Nixon, Co. F, 18th Ohio. died
April %, aged As years Comrade Nixon lost a leg
the battle OF Stone River. Dec 30 1852. At time
Of death he was Surgeon Of Dick Cheatham Post,
No. 3i7, honOred and respected by all who knew
him.
WALLAcE-John W Wallace. Co. G. sd Ohio,
died al LebO. Kan. April II. He was a member Of
Thomas Dean Post and was buried by his Post.
He was loved by all who knew him, and leaves
wife and several children 10 mourn his loss.
WALkER--JOhn y. Walker, Co d, I7th H. Cav.
died AT SheibIna, Mo. May 2. For seven eight
years he had been trying TO get pension but could
not hHd any of his comrades 10 prove that he con-
tTaeted disease IN service
LUDOwICZ.-JOhH +. Ludowicz died at bis home
in Fawtucket, 4 l., on April II. Of consumption.
He served private la Co. II, 9TH r. l. and Was
buried by Tower Post No IL, Of which he .
respected member.
klsLEE.-Antlr-w J. KesIsr. Co. B, 18th Pa. died
at kiiE-nAn, o.. april 10. lie was Commander Of
Kiusmau Post No. $50, a. the lime of his aeaGh.
j., died At Gloucester City, y. j., March Is aged
81 years
sEACHKIsT--Died. near Lewistowu, Pa, April
25 Christian Seach ISL aged S. years. He enlisted
in Co G.. 1T Pa. Reserve Cav. Aug. s. 1851 and
served faithfully until the expiration Of his term
He was a member OF the * OF p Red Men and
Col. Rulings Post No. l75- The Post had charge
OF the funeral.
Observation-Disclosures Reynolds, Co. I. sd Ind.
died at PaOls, Kan, April IA. aged a yeaFs- The
wound from which lie died was received during
the Vicksburg campaign at Raymond, Miss, near
ViclSsburg. The bail penetrated the left shoulder
aud spiltlinE on the bone q portion entered TIA
lung, where il has remained ever since, working
gradually downward. The other piece OF the bull
/ let WAS taken cut near the shoulder blade Dir.
REYNOLDS was a member Of McCaslin Post by
which organization the funeral services were con-
Quoted. the old veterans burying their eOnlTade
with all the honOrs of the Order. The deceased
/ leaves q widow and seven children to whom the
sympathy Of "a host Of friends il extended in their
great toss; and he leaves record for integrity and
honesty that Is uubieniSieG He was true friend,
/ a good neig hbOr and an honest man.
/ DRowN.-W arren B. Drown, Co. r. 4th Conn.,,
| changed To lst IL. a, died a. WestbrOOk, Conn,
/ AFpii 20 aged So years. COmrade Drawn. who
/ leaves a widow, and daughter, also many
\ friends. to mourn his sudden death, was Tnsn Of
/ ability. character, and q brave soldier Of the Army
/ Of the Potomac. He Was a member Of the Odd
/ Fellows, Sons Of Temperance and = charter mem
/ Der of Chapman Post No. y lie was buried at
l Moodus on April %.
i FaEY.-Tilman x Frey, Co E, 7ssh H., died at
his home in Liberty H.. April Se aged so years.
| He was buried by the comrades of Samuel Heatoa
member Of both orders. At the time Of his death
| he was Surgeon of the Post
i GILLANY.-3Iiehael Gillany died at Fort Scott,
1 Kan. Jan. g. aged 50 years lie enlisted Aug. IS,
| 1863 as private ia Co. *, Sd n. Y Cav. aud yVas
discharged therefrOm Oct. . 1865; reeniisted Oct.
/ r. 1865, in Co D. 18th IT, s. Regular Inf and dis
I charged in january, ISL He WIS buried in the
| National Cemetery, Fort Scott by VIM. III. Lytie
/ Post, No. 81, Of which he was member
/ CLELLASD.-SimOn Clelland enlisted at Lodi,
Wis, Aug IL, 1852, Corporal Of Co. H sd Wis,
and discharged at 9iiIiiken's Bend. La, April 3.
1853 for disability died at Fort Scott, Kan, Feb.
.. of drOpsy of the heart lie leaves a wife and
| three children Ills age was 7S.
BALDWIS.-Lr G. r Baldwin was born in Ulster
Co. n " in 1871. Enlisted as Assistant Sur
geOn in the 18th Mich IN July, fS62 and dis
/ charged in July, 1865. He member OF
i Wm H. Lyle Post for number Of years and
up to the time of his DEATH In his death Fort
Scott has lost of IFS most 5ful physicians and
one of its hOnOred and patriotic citizens. For
some years he q member Of the Fort ScOts
| CKan.} Pension Examining Board lie died Msreh
4 aud was buried in Evergreen Cemetery by The
Masonic fraternity and the nlenbers OF VIVA II.
I Lytie Post. No. 81.
| WooDFoRD-Died at Cfreenieaf Kan, on April
| 49, C0nlrade w. L. WOodfOrd, Co l. l4Sd Ohio, in
| his SOD year Lieut.. Woodford contracted chronic
darrhea while ia the service. from the effects Of
| which he died. He leaves a widow, four grown
sons aud a daughter TO mourn his los. COmrade
| Woodford was upright and honorable in all his
dealings a loving husband and tender father
He has passed away beloved and regretted by biz
friends and respected by his enemies