The National tribune., 1889-10-31
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RUssELI--At franklin. Neb., sept a. WIN. Rus
SELL Co. ID. i2th Mich. He was a member of Bea
Franklin Post and was buried BY his comrades
MURRAY.-At the Eastern Branch National
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Togus Me-,
Sept 5. Ge-. c. Murray Co. j. LIT " Y. Engineers
CHURCH-At Rochester, Mimi, Oct 5. samuel
Church. Co. H. 18th Wis He was a member OF
Henry Rogers Post. No. IL. and was buried with
GAR honors.
OF the brain, Hon. VIM. +. Hewitt aged g years
eight months He enlisted Aug. 50. 1852. ia Co. H.
I'd Mo. Cav, afterward known as MerFiifs Horse.
He WAS a member OF COleEroye Post, No. loo. and
was honored aud respected by all who knew him.
His funeral attended by the Post Ia a body.
PRICE--At Pittsburg. Ore, Oct /. George Price,
aged 10 years. He was = member OF sumner POss
No IL
RASKIS-At his home in Manchester, y H.
Oct. u. from disease contracted in the war. Mai
Abel e.. Rankin, aged 81 years Maj. Rankin WAS
a native of Maine At the breaking out OF the
beIlion hc enlisted ia the LIST Me. subsequently, in
the iOh and then IN the 2th, entering the service
rs a private and coming out Major for meritori-
Gus conduct and yAllantFy. He was twice wounded,
and in all served i've years and i've months AZ
the close OF the war and for some time AFTER Mai
Rankin held the position of Brigade Quartermas-
ter. Subsequently he purchased q newspaper in
Lewiston, Me, and WAS the nominee OF the Demo
cratic party for Congress. DispOslng OF his news
paper property he removed. first 10 Chicopee
Falls, Mass, and then, IN 1873, TO Manchester.
where he has since followed the business OF
papeFhanger- He leaves widow and two daugh-
tiers.
FARNUAi-At Providence, R L, Oct Is of disease
l. lie was a member of SlOCum Post No. 10.
CAFETERIA Boston, Mass, recently, Henry +.
Carter, Co b, 9Th Mass. He was a member Of JnO.
PARKER-At West Acton, Mass recently, %
consumption, Charles w Parker. Co. I, 10th Conn,
aged so years. He was captured at Plymouth. y.
G. and confined in AndeTsonviIIe nine months,
and Florence and Charleston about three months.
He was member Of the GAR
pRAKE.-At his home, Ia Pleasantyille, Iowa, Oct.
IL, of cancer the meek, oliver Drake, Co. c. Ilth
Iowa, aged 81 years.
FIEsER.-At Eagle River. Mich Oct 4 Of blood
poison, Henry Fieser Co. &. S7th Mich. aged 81
years lie lost his LEFT in front Of Petersburg.
He leaves a widow and several children.
EMERY.-At his farm, four miles west OF Fart
bault, Mimi. sept. -, Wellington H. Emery Co.
@, 9th Mimi, aged 40 years. Comrade Emery was
goTged TO death by u mad bull. Michael Cook
Post, No. l23 OF which he was q member, attended
the funeral in body.
CoBs.-At Boston, Mass, Oct Il, James NJ Cobb.
"a Mass. L. A., aged 50 years COmrade Cobb was
n mason by trade, and while at work at the fourth
floor of n building fell from the Staging and was
instantly killed. He leaves a family.
ELLIs-At Port Byron, H., recently, of hemor-
rhage of the stomach, Adam Ellis, Co. A. 7lth IN.
lie lost his left arm NJ the battle of Mission Ridge
He WAS n member of Eugene LyfOrd Post, No COS.
THOMAs.-At his home, near DeSOtO. Kan, AFTER
"a long and severe Illness l. J. Thomas, Co. l. "a
Neb, aged So years He was a charter member OF
Mission Ridge Post, No. ST. He leaves wife and
two children.
McELRoY-At Fairfax. Iowa, Oct. 4. VIM. h
MeElrOy, Co ID, 4th Pa Cav, aged IS years lie
was a member OF 4. Il, Cook Post, No. %.
PURDY.-At his home, in New Canaan, Conn.,.
Oct 10, of heart failure. George +. Purdy. Al the
time of his death he Adjutant OF samuel II.
Ferris Post. He leaves wife and four children.
BARKER.-At his home, In Quincy, Mass Oct Ia
of hemorrhage of the BRAIN Geo A. Barker. Co. ID,
S9th Mass, aged 80 years. lie leaves wife and
two children.
SrURGIs-At Concord, \. H., Oct Is, OF disease
of the brain, DIR. James q. Sturgis. He was
member of the GAR He leaves a wife and thFee
children.
HAIGHr.-At the Nebraska Soldiers and Sailors
Home Grand Island, Neb, oot- H. Fowler ,.
uaight, Co. b, lst New. CAY