The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-06-06
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and ReDlies-Odds and Ends OF
Information.

THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and ReDlies-Odds and Ends of
Information.
Comrades answering these inquiries are re.
quested to write directly to the persons asking for
the information. and not to THE NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE.l
Mrs Lucinda H. Foster, Independence, Ore,
would like to know the whereabouts of her sister,
Mrs. Esther J. Miner, who was married at Bloom
field. Pa, several years ago.-Wm II. Gray, No
Is Hall street. Fall River, Mass would like to
hear from Noah and Thomas Knight, Co. 1, 4th
Mass. Cav.-Francis Reed, New Corner, Ind
desires the addresses of Lieut. Fisher, David
Walker and James Hughes, Co. G, I'd Ohio H. A.
Mrs. Leah Romines, Elk Valley Tenn, de-
sires to correspond with any conrade OF the l0th
Tenn. Cav. who knows anything OF her husband
Zachariah Romines, who was supposed TO be killed
at Nashville, Tenn, in lS64.---C. j. Hamensmith
Battery X, lst ". Y. L. A., Savoy H., would like
to hear from some of his old comrades.--William
Decker Mercer, Me-, wants the address of Irwin
Bacon, Captain Co. NJ, 1lth Pa. CAV. T. 1oes
SG9 North NJ street, Carthage, No. would like TO
know the whereabouts of Col. Emlan Harrison
and Lieut.Col. Bishop. of the LIST Ark. CAY
Michael w. Torpy, National Military Home, Kan
sas, wants the address of any eomrade OF Alex
ander's Baltimore battery.-Mrs. Huller, care of
Geo w. Davidson. TulIahoma, Tenn, desires the
address of any eomrade of Co. +, 9th Ind, who
knows anything of the sickness of her husband,
Samuel Huller, who died at Lynchburg, Tenn,
from measles contracted while in the service
John Nunley, Tanglewood, Tex, wants the adj
dress of any member of Co. l., 9th H. Cav, while
on detached duty at Gains Land 1g, Tombgbee
River, Ala.-PatriclS Boyle, Cold Water, \. y,
would like the names and addresses of the officer
who was in charge of the Commissary train of the
Artillery Brigade, Sixth Corps, the Trainmaster or
any of the teamsters of that train the 4th of
July. lS64.-Sophrona Elwell, Wentworth, OAK,
would like the address of any officer OF Co G, 9th
Minn.-Mrs. Gertrude Collins Russell, Kan,
wishes to correspond with any comrade who re-
members H F. Nicholson, of the I'd Mich. CAV
Chas. Hildebrand Co. L, l34ih n. Y, Canejoharie,
n. Y, would like to hear from any comrade
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Nashville. Tenn, with wound in his foot and
chronic diarrhea.-Armstrong Hull No. 745
North Tennessee street, indianapolis, Ind, Ser
geaut of Co. g, 9th Ky, Cav, is very anxious to
hear from some OF The late officers of his company;
especially VIM. Brown, John GerricS, JAS. Gray,
JEFF Lamon john Berry and Sam Webster.-M.
Mahoney, So Arch street Albany, n. Y, WISHES to
know the address of Capt. Soloman, Co. ID, lT6th
n. Y-P. D. Whitzel, Co. II, 6lst ILL.,, Mcpherson,
Kan. wants the addresses of w. H. II. Baker Paris
ID. Cox and p. j. Anderson, OF same company
Miss Mamie Beggs, Waukesha, Wis, wants the
address of Francis Kelley, Co. K, 9Th Wis, or
any other comrade who was acquainted with
my father, James Beggs, during the war
j. w. Casteei, Co. @, 18th Mo. Cav, Xenia, Mo-,
wants TO know the whereabouts OF Jack Berryhill,
Co. b, I2th Mo. Cav and John Casteei. Co. E. 18th
No. Cav. l.. Shook, PSI Charter street, Allie
gheny, Pa, desires TO communicate with anyone
who knows anything of Edward Crosthwaite, Co.
H 4th Pa. Cav; the last heard from him was after
the seven days fight in l662-Thomas Retain,
Copenhagen, n y, wants the address OF Capt.
Granville Cox, Co. A, 18th N. Y. ay.--Zalmon
Snow, Fowler, Kan, would like the address of
some comrade of Co. f, 9TH V. r ca. Is.
FcltereT, ir Moline H. would like to know the
whereabouts OF Alvin Beggs who went as substi-
tute for Simon Nicholas from MELVILLE. Ind, and
WAS badly wounded at the battle of Fort Fisher.
Ella f. Gibson, Marena, Kan, wants the adj
dress of Calvin II. Richie.-Mrs Mary A. Dyer,
Washington, Ind, would like to hear from any per-
son who tile hospital boat Jacob Strader,
and knew oil her husbands illness on the boat dur
ing the month of February, 1865. Mr.. Dyer
Contract Surgeon.-Anthony Alexander, New
Paris, o., wants the address of Daniel ID. Herring,
N 1Sf T., A iPF mar
o., desires the addresses OF David Harris and Bob
Norris, Co. d, S5th oo.-Alfrcd Ctayton, Kim
bolton o., wants the address OF zen. Powell Clay
ton.-Robert J. c. Hayden. Co. A, S5th Iowa,
Lebo. KAN would like TO hear from any of his
comrades-JaLles ]. Hush, Co. /, 9Sth ILL.,, Mil
tonyale Kan, waits tie address of any comrade
who with him detached duty as post scouts
when he was hurt by his horse falling on him in n
charge on Wheeler's cavalry, near Pennington,
Tenn, October, lS64.-Stillman Livingston, Co.
X, 96th n. Y, Palo, Mich, would like to hear from
any of his comrades who were with him in Sails
bury Prison in 1864 and '65.--Dayid Evans, Court
land, Minn desires the address OF Dr. Bradley, who
was Surgeon al Fort Smelling during the Winter
of 1864, Gov. b. Woodward. Bowling Green,
KY, wishes the address of George e. Oaks, Co. k
LIST Mieh.-J. b. McKee, Bloomington Ind
wants the address of James White. Co l. 10th III.
Cav.--BeDjamin f. Protzman, Co. H. 18th Ohio
So Sarah street. Allegheny Pa desires the addresses
of James d. Saylor and Lieut.. j.. Powell
! Patrick Kennedy, Altoona Kan. desires the adj
dress of Capt. Daniel sayers, Co. G, sth lll.-Wil
/ q. Angus, Buffalo, Wy. T.. would like to CORE
| spond with someone who was member Of Co r,
18th Kan.-Horace Cole, Lyons, Wis, wishes the
addresses of Capt. Milton Kennedy, Lieut.. VIM. II.
| Earle, Serg't Mills and Thomas Hughes, all of Co.
| d. lst Kant. L. MakimsoD, Quenemo, Kan,
would like to hear from any comrade of Co. G, I'd
| Iowa, who knows anything of Joseph Carson
| James III. McIntire New Haven, Mo. wants the
address of Lieut.. john Phillips, Co. ii, 3jth ILL.,
Mrs. Belle Fitzpatrick, Fredonia Kan. would like
TO know the whereabouts of William Fitzpatrick
| when last heard from lie was ut Austin Tex from
which place he disappeared snddeny-Benj. l..
Brisbane, Galloway Neb., would like she addresses
Of Col. john Holman, Capt. Sprague. Ifent. Holmes
| and other officers of the LIST u. S. Q. T.--Mrs
| Mary Loyelace, ll20 Eighth street. Columbus Ind.
wants to know the whereabouts of Harrison II
Lovelace, who has not been heard from since 1869;
he was in the army.-Geo. W. Fields lst Mass
Cav, First Brigade, Second Corps Falls Village
Conn.,, desires 10 communicate with any OF his
comrades.-Frank Nutting 30 Olney street Dor.
chester Mass. would like the address of any com
rAde of the 18th v r. q. who was on duty at Fair
fax Seminary, Va. in 1868, or Laurel Md. in 1864
| Dominic Petty, 2l8 Tenth avenue, McKeesport
Pa, wishes TO find some comrades who were on
the receiving snip Ohio with his son, George Petty
when he fell overheard and caught cold and died
from the effects In hospital at Chelsea Mass
Emeline Woodard Flint, Mich, widow of Edwin
Woodland, Co. g, I'd n. Y. Art, desires the ad.
dresses of the Surgeon and any comrades who
knew him IN st. Mary's Hospital Rochester N Y
any time after the battle at Petersburg in 1864 tc
the Goth day OF July, lS65.-Manson NJ. Briekett
Auburn, n. H., would like to know the where
abouts of Hiram Is. Evans 32d company, " r. O..
stationed at Fortress Monroe, Hampton Hospital
and was DIR. McClellan's Orderly.-C. L. Morris
Excello, Mo, would like TO hear from any membel
of Co. A, I'd n. j. Cav, who was with the company
in the Winter Of 64, '65; especially Jacob Adler
James Bountain, Nicholas Connell and John HUI
gleheim .--Wm. Rolls, 2lst Ohio. Ada o. woult
like the address of jackson Walker u s. Sigma
Corps, Department of Tennessee.
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