The National tribune., 1889-07-11
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WALBURS.-Ed. Waiburn died at South Bend
Ind, June 2. He was aged about As years and
leaves wife and three children His disease vas
consumption. He was member of Co D. 18th
Ind, during the war, and belonged to Anten Post,
GAR, which Post bad charge of the funeral
ToaPKINs.-BeBj Fl. TomPkins Co. A. Cd Iowa
Cav. died in Davis Co, Iowa, June 5. He leaves
a wife and seven children
MALoTr.-Stanley MaIott died Nav . at his
home IN Logansport, Ind, OF cRtHFrh in the head
He WAS born in Morgan Co, H.. sept 3 Is43. and
he served as private in Co. G., 4th U. y Cav
through the war. He buried by the GA r.
Post of that city. of which he was n member
DAvIs-Died IN Winterset. Iowa, aged So April
~, Levi u Davis, OF lung trouble contracted in the
army. Comrade Davis enlisted la Co. B. 5Oth Ind.
in 1851, and came out Second Lieutenant He
was member of PitseF Post, No. IS. of Winterset
and had been its Commander, and M the time Of
his death was its Chaplain. ComFade Davis leaves
n wife and four children.
DARSEL--CaPt Peter Darnel died June at
Clendenen, w. Va, aged -. He enlisted in the
service as a private in Co. +, 18Th W. Va Septem-
ber 1862. He was Commander OF John " Riley
Post, No. 90 Capt. Darnel was elected in 1867 TO
the Legislature from Mason County. He was an
honored member of the ]. o. o. F.
HAMILToS--GeOrge Hamilton, Co. ID, 65th H.,
died March Is. He was buried by his comrades OF
Fitzpatrick Post, No. zoo, Deer Creek, MINI. OF
which he was charter member. COmrade HamiI-
ton was desperately wounded IN the battle OF
recovered.
LKE-A T. Lee First Lieutenant SD Ohio died
Mt Gratiot, o. June s. OF lung trouble contracted in
the service. At the time of his death he was on
the retired list of the Little Miami Railroad Co.
"
Ohio, died May 30. aged 81 years, after illness
OF two years caused by disease contracted while
Post, Of Westyile, o., and WAS buried with GAR
honoTs.
PUETLE-PIeasan, F. Pursle, Co. G. sth No Cav,
died June at Norwood Mo- he was q member
of Post No. "a Of Norwood
sSxDka-on Saturday, June 6. Comrade Abra-
ham II. Snyder died at Harrisburg, Pa His
mains were buried az HutZ's Church, near Carlisle
Pa, by the comrades of Capt ColweA Post, No.
col. aud delegation of Ii6.
HESRY.-At Butler 80, June s, Capt Edward
y, Henry, Co d, S6th Ohio, died Of consumption.
He was a member Of Bates County Post No. IS. OF
Butler, which Post OBLIGATED at the burial.
DARK.-Ih New Home Township, No., June 10,
of pneumonia, VIM. Dark, Co. r. lS5;h III. His
remains buried NJ Morris Cemetery i'm Ms.
Pleasant Township under the auspices OF Bates
County Post. No IS, of which he respected
LyScn-Col Frank Lynch. 7sh and 9Th Ohio.
died ut Cleveland, o., recently. He belonged TO
the Order of the Loyal Legion.
CHRIsTIAS-Died at South CaFrolltou, KY, re-
Gently, J. J. Christian lie was a member Of the
81 Ky Cav. lie was a brave and faithful soldier.
81 kind and loving husband aud father. consistent
Christian. Al the time OF his death he belonged to
James Durall Post, No. 81. ut Central City. by
BAKER.-Died NJ his home IN Fowlerville n. V,
March l3 Casper Baker Co. /, lOSth n Y, aged
80 years. OF lung trouble. He leaves a wife and
Three small children in almost destitute eFeum-
stances.
ARwELIs-BIas Arwels. Co. I. 1ith Conn. died
in New Haven Conn, recently.
VANOvER.-Died at GreeDup, H.. in March. VIM.
W. Hanover. Co, D. 60lh. and Co. h lI7th Ind. lie
a member of Oxford Post. Departments Of Ia
diana He was buried by Sneidel Post No. s57, OF
Greenup. He leaves wife and three children.
HARRIs.-Corp'l James X Harris. Co. q, 9tn
Ind Cav. died in Franklin. Ind. in March last,
aged 4 years He buried with military hon
HuFF-At his home in White Pigeon. Mich.
June IL, John HUI, Battery +, Isl Mich. Art, and
eOmrade Of Elliott Post, No lis, Departments OF
Michigan.
RKEp.-John Reed. late Paymaster u $ N, and
Assistant TO the Fleet Paymasier during the war.
died June 18th at his residence Al West Fort ysixih
street, New York City. He WAS at one time one Of
the prosperous business men of New York bus on
account Of ill-heath was obliged to reliuquish
business Paymhster Reed was "a prominent menu
Der of t. ID. Morgan Post, No. SJ7. The funeral was
attended by a large eoneourse of naval AS we'll as
Grand Army associates, The remains were taken
to Philadelphia for intermenf, and were accom-
panied by a detail of members of his Post.
DURYEA.-Capt. Jacob Duryea. a resident OF
Brooklyn died at hts home, No. I55 SAckett street.
Monday, July Isl, nom intiImmatoFy rheumatism.
capt. Duryea was brother OF Gen Abram Dur
yea Al the breaking out of the war he was a pros
porous lumber merchant. and he recruited Co. H.
Anderson ZouaTeS gid n. Y, which he commanded
under Gen. Mcclellan. His father and two uncles
were veterans in the Of 1872. Capt Daryea
married ut an early age Miss Sarah Mills of Brush
ville He had been resident of Brook Ign AZ years,
and his widow and one son survive him.
GARDINER-Lieut.-C George f. Gardiner WAS
found by his wife sitting up in bed, with a book in
his hand and his eyeglasses across his nose, In
room lis Coleman House. New York City, Tuesday
morning, May 18th. He had died while reading. as
his habit was every night before going 10 sleep.
The gas was burning. DIR. Jenkins, Coroner Levy's
deputy, gave q certificate that death was caused by
heart disease. Col. Gardner was born in WASH
ington aud was page in Congress when he was
appointed TO the West Peiat Military Acadamy. He
fought in the OF the rebellion ia the 9Th Conn.
Col. Hawley tSenator James r. Hawley) commando
ing He resigned in 1862, because Col HawIey
and he did not make the same kind of political
speeches He became a lawyer and was Prosecute
ing Attorney for New Haven in 1862
ALLEN.-Died ~ his home in Allentown No
April y, of heart disease, Rob't @. Allen, aged So
years He Was born Ia New York; went 10 MIS-
souri, before the war very active In organizing
troops to help suppress the rebellion; was Captain
IN q company Of the 10th Mo. After the he held
the office of County Judge OF ST. Louis County and
city several terms before they separated; also
Sheriff of st. Louis County several terms, and
when he died was Stale Senator from ST. Louis
County. He was the organizer of N. ID. Keelex
Post. and was its Commander. He leaves wife
and i've ehiidraA