The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-04-18
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HEICKHoLD-Dieda at his home IN Rockville Pa.
Friday, Feb. L Maj A. ?. HeiekhO aged IS years.
He served in the late war As Surgeon of the I05lh
Pa. during 1861, 90 aud part of 1855, when he re-
signed. In September, 1853, he appointed by
President Lincoln Surgeon OF the SIN Y. ,. q. T.,
and renamed with inst organization ultii the l8sa
OF November, 1865. Maj. HeickhOid WAS an active
member Of john C. COuser Post, No. 192.
SNEEaIAN.-Comrade Edward Sneeman. Co. A,
18th Ind died as Clayton, n. j.. recently from
The effects of wound received ia the lung at Get
tysburg. He leaves wife and i've small children
He was charter member Of 5. Mills Post No. IS.
THoNPSON--John l. Thompson Co. A, 10Th KY
Cav. died nj Flcmings5urg Ky, Feb. 10. of heart
trouble, aged % years He was an honOTed mem
Der Of Joseph Dudley Post No. IL, and Fleruing
Lodge. I. o. o. =.
CRAGo-Died at his residence near Armour,
Oak, Feb 23, OF blood poisoning, William CFago,
aged 5S years He enlisted Nov IS 1851 IN Co. e.,
9th Pa; discharged July Il, 1850, having
served three years and eight months. He
mustered member Of o. Z. Morton Post. No
81. Aug n, ISSS, aud WAS buried with Grand Army
houors by the Post, OF which he was true and
faithful cOmrade
WRIGHT.-John J. Wright, 16th Ohio, died at
Creston, Iowa, Feb. I, aged IL years.
DIcKEUS OS.-Died at his home near Mechanics
burg ILL., Feb s samuel DckeTsou aged As years,
who served in Co i. 4Iss III. lie laid 10 rest
beside The comrades who sleep AZ Riverside CeIne-
terry at IliOpOlis.
ct his home IN Monticello, ~, Feb Is. aged 50
years. He was member OF Franklin Post, No.
go and laid 10 rest by them in the cemetery.
HULL.-1ieOTge W. Hull, Co. ID. S6th Ind, died as
his home IN Fountain City. Ind, Feb. Il, aged 50
years He served faithfaIly for three years; was
twice severely wOuuded-at Stone River and
ChiCkamauga- Since the war he has devoted his
whole life in maintaining his widowed mother. and
his death was the result Of his army service
DAMP.-FSobert Damp, Co. G, iSt Wis Cav, died
at North Platte Neb.. Feb. Is, of Brights disease,
aged 50 years His funeral was conducted under
tie auspices of Post No. Sc and lodge Of ANsons.
Rf.MIlIUs.-FrsHk Rcuilius, Co. ID, 18th 80.
Cav. died az Richmond, Ma., Feb. 10. He was
member Of Geo. y. McGee Post No. go. having
served Commander and QuartermasJer Of tho
Pest. He leaves wife, five ehildrea and large
circle Of frienGs to mourn liis loss.
LLOYD--W. o. Lloyd, Co. Is, 6th II. 5 NJ. died
at CIarbsburg No, Feb 10, aged GO years lie WAS
an honored member of Henry Brown Post No 21j.
DUNLAyY.-l.evi DuuiSvy, Co Il. S9th Iowa, died
az the hospital in Ciariada lows, FEB p aged 50
years. lie was a member oi SetigwIc& fost No.
TO- of Bedford, Iowa, aud was buried By hls COM
rades.
home in Wesley, Me, Feb. p, aged 46 years. lie
was n member of Bradbury Pest No 10
GooDwIN.-Ro5ert Goodwin, Co ii, lst Ne IT.
A died az his home in East Maehiis, Me, Feb ;,
aged Il years. He was member o. Bradbury Post,
No. 10.
Emery Post No lgS, BudS H., died az his home
near Budla Feb. y. Comnde Ssndels WAS mt15-
tered into Co. A. 42d H., Sept. 1861, and hoaoF
ably discharged Sept. k6. IS5&- lie was w0unaeu
in tic leg aud this wound never healed.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ID. l.. Powders, i2oth and
207th Pa, died at OrrstOWn, Pa, Feb IA lie was
brave soldier and 81 hOnOred member OF Lieut..
PomerOy Post, No. 80.
BUTLER-Wm Butler died last November at
DAYTON o.. OF consumption aud was buried with
the hOnors of war BY his Grand Army Post sts
leaves wife and married daughter lie was
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Salisbury 86lh Iowa died
Feb Is at Vernon Springs, Iowa, aged = years.
He was member OF Memorial Post No. 2I5. which
forbids republication here He left three sons aud
two married daughters