The National tribune., 1889-12-12
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BUNDAGE-At his home. near Millersburg. Ind
Nov u, OF disease contracted la the army Allen q
Bundage, Co g. 18Th Mich, aged q years. Randall
Post, No. 30, OF which he was honored and act
i've member, assisted by Byrket Camp No s.. :.
of v, had charge OF the funeral. He leaves a wife
and four children.
MEACHAN.At his home in. WaverIey Ill. Nov
q, Willis l.. Meaeham, Captain Co. c. lOlst III He
was member OF John w. Ross Post No. S3I aud
was buried by his comrades.
GARpISER.-At his home, in DuanesbuTg n V
recently after long and painful Illness the result
Of his army service, Jacob j. Gardiner. Co L. Ii2d
y. v, aged 90 years. lie was n charter member of
George A. TuTnball Post. No. 49, and was buried
according To the Grand Army ritual
KIRBY.-At his home, la New Haven Conn Nov
Is. Daniel Kirby, Co, &, 18th Conn.
SEYpER,-At Cresion, Iowa, recently. BENJAMIN
+. Snyder, 18th Wis, aged AZ years. He leaves a
wife aud two sons. At the time of his death he was
Quartermaster of Union Post. No. AL and was laid
To rest by his comrades assisted by T. j. Potter aud
j. j. Adams Posts.
BELASGE.-At his home, near Buena Vista Ind
recently. OF heart failure, James Belange Co i
l23d Ind, aged 30 years. He member of
Thomas G.. Hall Post. No. sol.
I.EwIs.-At his home near AIpine Ind Nov g
of rheumatism, contracted in the service Nathan
Lewis, Co. u, S7th Ind, aged SO years. lie was a
member of Thomas q. Hall Post No SOL and Xvas
buried with Grand Army honors.
HIckoK At his home ia Grcenyille o. Nov 81
of paralysis, Eli j. Hekok, Major 6gth Ohio. aged
70 years. AT the battle OF Stone River his hprss
shot under him. and from wounds received
there he was compelled To leave the service He
WAS the oldest member in Jobes Post. No. Ih7 and
NsASput'ch hiiuSA OF the Masonic Order
and GA. X.
BLuNDEN-At his home. in Amesyille. O. Nov.
q, j. III. Blunden, Co g. 36th Ohio aged 81 wears
lie was at time OF death o. ID. OF w T. johnson
Post, No. COL
NEwELL--At Flint. Mich. Nov q. after a long
Illness. Minor s. Newell, ex-Commissioner of the
Michigan State Land Office. aged 66 years In lsi7
he enlisted in the LIST Mich and participated in ali
its battles and marches until the close of the Mex
lean war. At the outbreak of the rebellion he
raised company for the 10th Mich and went to
the front in the Army of the Potomac engaging i'm
all its movements until 1864, when ili-heaith com
PEELED him to resign and return home. He be-
longed to Ransom Post, of Flushing.
OAKLEY.-At Newbury, II. ". recently J. X
Oakley Adjutant, 9sth n. Y.
PILcH.-At watsessing, N. j. Dec. 5, of Rright's
disease, Frederick II. Pileh lst and s7th n Y. He
leaves II wife and -four children
SHERwooD.-At Mansion, Wis, recently, of pa
raysis, Richard Sherwood, Co. f, lst Wis H. a.
aged 80 years IL months. lie was a charter mem
Der of Wm. A. Barston Post, No. 80, of Kendall.
Wis, and was transferred To Angus s. Northrop
Post, No. 50, of Mansion. Wis. Aug. 81 1889 which
latter organization conducted the funeral services
SoHS.-At Lititz. Pa. Dec. 8, j. C. Sohn Co IL
10Th Pa. He was member of Gen. HeintzeIman
Post, No 300, of Mannheim, which organization con
ducted the funeral,