The National tribune., 1889-05-16
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GERMAIS--ComrRde AdOIphus German, Of Pine
ltiVer, Colo, was shot and killed on Nov - IS5S.
lie served IN the g9th Ind.s was in several hot
engagements IN which his regiment participated;
was captured July p, 1854 and was nine months
prisoner, when he escaped from his guards as he,
with others, was being transferred from Charles
ton to salisbury and lived for two weeks On raw
corn and sweet potatoes when he reached our
lines. lie was for several years engaged in n1inirr
near Pine River but about three years a.-0 turned
his attention to ranehing, and was making for
himself q comfortable home, when In a quarrel
win nelghbor he was shot and killed. lie was
unmarried.
MCGIySIs.-DanieI 8IcGinnis, Co. @, LIST Conn.
IL A., died at the residence Of his sOn-in-lavy in
NauSatuck Conn, March IA, 1883, aged 20 years.
He a charter member of fsbeif Post No a
which attended his funeral
BoYER--Silas NJ. Boyer, member Of the stu
lnd'p't Co. Ohio ShaFpshoOters died at Thurman
o., April II, 1889. COnTade Boyer enlisted sept II
1882, and served through the war. lie was a mem
Der OF w ; Hancock Post, No. 81, GAR, De-
paFtmeHt of Ohio.
YoUSG.-Jeremiah Young, Co E, Il5th III. died
at his home III MOsele, Mo-, ADril Is of consumr-
uon5 aged ~ years. he an active member Of
Geo. Gamble Post No 2g3 DEPARTMENT OF Missouri
He was beloved by many and his loss Will be
mOurned his remains were taken in charge by
the Post and buried with all the honors OF the
GAR He leaves a wife and three children.
HULL.-Died April IL at Madison Wis Justin n.
Hull, NJ d. He enlisted Feb. l3, 1862 in Co. l. Sd
WIS CaV ana was discharged on account Of IN
Jures received in the battle Of Prairie Grove Ark
During most of the time since the close Of the war
he resided in Iowa, where he stood high in his pro-
tession, having been for some years a member OF
the state Board OF Health His remains were
brought to Milton, Wis, for burial.
w ILKINsoN.-AIarshall Wilkinson, Co. K 42d III,
died at Atkinson, III, March Is 1889 Comrads
Wilkinson resided at TIskilwa, H., and was an
honored member Of Swain Post, No. eco. Of that
place, and was buried by the comrades Of the Post
He was 90 years old. and leaves wife and four
children.
HALL-John Hall. Co. C. 10Th Pa. died at his
home near Agra, Kan, April ., 1859. of BFights
disease COmrade Hall had been a great sufferer
for over two years before his death. Re was a
bachelor, but leaves loving friends 10 mourn his
loss.
BLAKLEY.-Philip Blazley, veteran Of Co. G.
5Oth W IS, was killed the 30th OF March, 1850 at
Naveriy, Wis., by the explosion of the boiler in his
steam SlwuIill. COmrade BlGEley WAS 81 years Of
age, member of Custer Post, No. T. Depart unent
OF w IseonsIn GAR, and was buried by said Post.
U. > Senator SpOOner, of Wisconsin, was Captain
OF COmrade Biakiey's company when is entered
the service.
McNEIL-1Ioses L. Mcneil died at his home at
South Argyle. N y, April g. He was the oldest
member OF Post No No. $40. Argyle y Y He
enlisted IN August, 1867 IN the Esd n Y, aad
served to the close OF the war. He acted most Of
the time nurse, and was well known by the boys
as Uncle Nose The Post attended his funeral
He was in his S0lh year
HILL.-Steyen r. Hill, First Sergeant Co ID OH
Ohio Cav, EdenbuTg, Mo. died April l. 1850 Of
pneumonia, aged 63 years. He was buried with the
Edenburg Post No. 90. He was a good soldier =
Christian man, and his loss viii be deeply n0urned
by his comrades and friends.
LEsTER--JOseph Il. Lester died at his home in
Yorktown, Iowa, March 81 aged y years. In
August. 1852, Comrade Lester enlisted in Co. d,
lO2d Ill, which regiment formed part OF Gen.
Buelfs army in Kentucky were part of the
Twentieth Corps, Gen. Hooker, the Atlanta
campaign, the march 10 the sea, and the cam paiR
of the CarOlinas, winding up with the Grand Re-
view at Washington, ID. C., and was mustered out
with the regiment lie was the oldest member Of
Warren Post No. III, Department of Iowa ClarinCa,
Iowa, the members af which attended his funeral.
HUSsEY.-BachelOFH ussey. Co. G. LIST n II, died
April J, 1889 at Oakheld, Ne, aged So years and
eight months Comrade Hussey was one Of tie
I fFraar 40 II
has been invalid for many years and for the
last three years has been confined to his bed, and
glad 10 be finally mustered out.
kESDALL--FTaneis p. Kendall. Of Co. K, 9th
y. y Cav died at his home in Tidioute Pa, Easter
Sunday, 1889. aged 20 years. He a charter
member of Post 81, % Tidioute which Post paid
the last tribute Of respect 10 his memory.