The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-04-25
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and was honoTably discharged at the expiration OF
his term Of enlistment.
SrEvENs.-Eezekiah Stevens. Co. i. SSH y. Y,
died at Eiuira, y. Y, on Feb %. ComradC stevens
was brave soldier. and lost hand nj FredericSs-
burg. He WAS member of Fitch Post. and his
funeral was conducted under the auspices of shat
organization. He leaves a wife and daughter
COBBAS.-DIed recently ia GTOvelaud, Mass.
Comrade Wilnm Cobban a member Of Co A
37th Wis. He was wounded at the explosion Of tho
mine before Petersburg. and was discharged in
consequence; was pensioned therefor, but died Of
spinal disease, aged 81 years. lie consistent
Christian, good citizen and worthy member OF
Chas. Sumner Post, No. lOI, of Grovelsnd.
WHTTSEY.-JOshua Whitney, Co Fl, 18th VI,
died at Rochester VI. recently, aged IS years
BAILEy-JOnathan Bailey, Co T. 21th Wis died
at Rock ford H.. Dee %. 1855. aged 30 years. he
leaves wife, two girls and one boy to mourn his
RoBERrs-D. VI. Roberts. Captain Co K. 18th
H., came to Rockford, H. in May to visit his son.
Shortly after his arrival he taken sick with
cancer OF the stomach and after long weeks Of in
tense suffering his spirit passed to the eternal
camping ground. He was a kind husband, loving
iatherand conrade faithful and true TO the Order
He served with distinction during the war His
request was that Neyius Post No. l. escort his re-
mains to the depot which was done He was
member of Abe Lincoln Post, No. Is, Department.
of Iowa, and his remains were taken to Meridian,
H.. for burial.
BREwsTER.-A J. Brewster, Co. K, 9th n. Y,
died at PecatOnica H., of chronic darrhea Jan. 2.
He WAS formerly member of Post No. l. of Rock
ford, Ill. lie had been great sufferer for long
time. He leaves q wife and several children to
mourn his UntimeIy loss.
MCCAS--Johu McCan, a member Of Corners
vile Post No. I3G died at Groves Ind. recently
OAKS-EugeHe +. Oaks. Co. c., 10th Wis., died
Jan. - at his home ia Irving Wis of kidney dis
case contracted while in the service He
buried by the Post
HUMMEL.-JaeoB HummeI. Co G. 10Th Wis. died
at his home IN Mcmillan, Wis., jan Il, Of iHflam-
nation of the lungs.
ANDERsoS-P j. Anderson. Co D, 18th KY.
Cav. died at GOOdiand, Kan. recently.
MULwER--9Iathias Mulwer, Co. d. 10Th Ohio.
led a ~ IL Wa II ms Flfl
OF William Mckee Post, No 10, and his funeral
was conducted under the auspices of his comrades.
BOwES-FurgusOn Bowen, Lieutenant, Co +,
l2ilh Ohio died AT Urbana, o., recently. he was
3 member of VIM. A. Brand Post No o.
MURRAY.-Wm. h. Murray. Co. r. 66th Ohio,
was accidentally killed at Ursana o.. recently.
lie was member of w a Brand Post No %, and
leaves wife and three children.
REED--JOhn Reed died st his residence Ia BEN
ton, Ind, March Is aged s. years COmrade Reed
died of that dreadful disease. dropsy of which he
has long been sufferer. He enlisted III the army
twice; first, with Co. B. 9Th Ind and the last time
IN the 2SlID battery tOsurade Reed was Menu
Der Of Randall Post, No 80. The funeral vas
conducted under tbs auspices OF she Post ard john
;. Bykert Camp, No 81 = of " COulrzde Reed
leaves q wife and daughter
FILE.-John File. Co. X, I1th Mich. died at
BliSsfieid, Mich, March "a lie q member OK
Scott Post. No. 49, and the first eonrade the Post
has lost by death since is organization seven years
ago. By his request the Post attended his funeral
IN q body, and comrades acted IS pallbearsrs- lie
was born III WurteU5urg, Germany. IA 1851 came
20 this country in ls54; leaves widow and seven
children. besides grandchildren
WHIFE-Col. T. G.. White died ut Audubon
Iowa. March %. Col White was a veteran of three
wars, eulisins first IN FiOrIda IN ISL during tie
Indian war served two years IN the Mexican war
and enlisted the outbreak of the rebellion ia Co.
F. 22d Iowa He wounded at the battle Of
Winchester Sept. 10, 1864. He was promoted rap
idly, and ut the time o! muster-ogt held Tie rank
of Lieutenant Colonel lie was member Of Ali
son Post No. 81 also Past Commander Of f. r.
WinsIow Post, No lV7. He was buried by Allison
Post
McINrosu.-Hugh Mcintosh. Co. D, sth III. Cav,
died at his hOne in Golden, Micii-, March ~, Of
Boss.ICharles Boss died March 8 Of pneumonia,
at his home near Springfield. Ind. COmrade B0ss
first enlisted IN Co. :, 4sth Ind; was aiterward
transferred to Co IT. 2Ist v r O. became a nl,.nl-
Der of Siausbury Post, No l25 at LigOnier. Ind,
on Feb. 8, 1889. He was buried under The auspices
KEIGEY.-P. F. Kelley, Co c. 18Th Wis, and ed
T. ). Inf, died at Beaver Greek, Mnn., recently,
of consumption, ase,! 43 years. lie was member
of John a Dix Post, which organization conducted
the funeral
HILL-AIfred J. Hill. Sd n H, died at Ports
mouth y H., April 1. COmrade Hill was also
veteran OF the Mexican war.
FORD.-Died at his residence in Richfield Town.
ship Lucas County, o., March % Wallace K Ford
aged a years Comr0de Ford served in the 55th
Ohio and active member of Mcbride Post,
No. 20. He a who loved and
speeIed by ali who became acquainted with him.
At regular meeting OF the Post 70 was resolved
that the hall and c0l0Fs be drIped ia mourning
for 50 days, and that the members wear the usual
badge OF mourning for that period
MAcOMBEg.-Wm. ;. MaCOmber died on April
3 al The home of his sister. Mrs John f. Hill
| Township of Walthau, Ia Sale County, III The
eomrade was born in AIoosup, Conn, sept 10,
1888 enlisted in the Ilth H., first three months
troops in the Spring of 1861 enlisted ia Co. q, Tth
Ill Cav, In the Fall of 1853. and served through
the war The Old soldiers OF the community
turned out almost 10 TO pay tine Inst sad rites
they owed to their old eOnrsde- Charity %
his greatest virtues None ever applied to him IN
vain for aid.
SULLIyAN-Died April 4. at the Central Branch
National Military Home Ohio Consrade Antheny
f.tfsa OIL
aged IS years. CCmradc Sullivan has long held the
position Of Sergeant of the Home Guard. aad Was
respected by all The funeral took place from th0
| Home Catholic Chapel aitented b. many OF the
officers and their families, Veteran Post, and
| large number Of comrades
| member OF L. .. Howe Post, No. l35, died at his
/ home near Guide Rock, Neb-, AiarcI Is, aged ID
wears Cosnrade Ea-nor was a constant suI1rer
from disease contracted while IL the service from
/ the effects Of which lie died.
AEwEIL.-BIas ArwejI, Co. l. 18th Conn., died
| at New Haven Coma, April 3, aged 81 years lie
/ was member of Admiral Eoote Post, the colEs-
rssdeS Of which attended his funeral. lie leaves .
/ widow and one sou.
| HoLMEs-NIaJ Walter II. Holmes, a member Of
Geo II Thomas Post, No. ? san Francisco, Cal, died
/ at his residence Ia san Francisco recently His
/ funeral was conducted under the auspices Of tho
TAYLoR.-Joseph k Taylor. Co. II, % o. s ) 5,
dropped dead at ms work on The morning of March
/ men who always did his duty. He 6o years OK
age, Chaplain of Baxter Post. and his loss viii De
/ sincerely mOurned. tbs funeral was conducted
/ under the auspices OF the Post.
/ TANK.-CeOTge Tank died at his home az Daven-
port. Iowa, March p, aged 80 years. He enlisted
/ in Co. G., lst Iowa IN 1851; served three months
and then re-enlisted IN Illinois battery, IN hioh
/ he served until the close OF the war Coslrads
/ Tank native of Province SchleswIg, Ger
| many and came to this country when Is years
old His iuteTment took place under The atisp pieces
\ of August Nentz Post, No. /, OF which he was =
/ PATTERSON Rear-AdmiraI Thomas Il Patler-
son, u. :. y retiredl died at his residence in New
/ York city on Apgi 10, aged % years he was born
I In $50 IN New Orleans, La where his father, who
/ was naval officer, stationed tie entered the
Navy IS NIidshipmBn in lS36, and NJ the breaking
out of the had attained the RANK Of Lieutenant
I lie was present at the siege Of Yorktown, and
opened the way up the PasnuaSy River IN support
/ of Gen. McCicliau'S army. lie was commissioned
/ Commander ia ls62 and from that time until Iso3
was engaged in blockade duty OF Wilmington, ~.
/ q. He became Captain ia 1866, and q Conmodoro
| IN 1873 He commanded the Washington Navy
| Yard and in 1876 President OF the Naval Board
| of Examination In 1851 he became lsea-- Admiral
| his last duty being TO command the Asistte
| WEsr--yyil.is West, 46th H. died at his home In
/ Norton Co. Kan Feb. II, aged o. years Hls death
| WAS the result of injuries received while IN Tia
/ service. He was member Of Edmond Posi-, No.
/ HvArr.-Rev E. j. Hyatt, Lieutenant, 9th Tenn,
Cav died al his home in W hitCsbgrZs recently "a
/ lung disease. aged a years. He was member OF
/ James Lane Post; leayesa vie and seven children
/ to mourn his loss.
| HARAoN.-sohn Harmon, Co. A. 9th Mich. died
/ az Clarendon, Mich, recently. He was nlenbes
| of Archibald Stewart Post. and his funeral WA
conducted under the auspices OF that organization
| WYNKooP.-Henry WynkOOp, Co +, 20Gth Pa
| died recently in Indiana Township, Wasnington
Co. Pa of bilious fever, aged 53 lie enlisted aus
| 81 1864 aud served until the war closed. re Wa1
! a hghly-respeeted citizen, a member Of the Ter