The National tribune., 1890-09-18
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EEySoLDs.-At his home, In Kings Station, o..
Juy IS, by the explosion % chr of powder Henry
Rry uOIds. Co H. 1891 Ohio, Comlads Reynolds
was member Of Bart Emory Post. 55f. and leaves
two daughters and agef mother. az Of whom
were dependent On him for support
SrEPHES,Os.-At his home ia Kings Station O.,
July Is 10y the explosion of . OF powder samuel
Stephenson Co ID, 81 Ohio. aged So Deceased
was a member of Bart Emory Post, 554 aud leaves
i wife aud two daughters
HARMoS.-At his home, in Cortland y Z. July
/, Norman 4. Harmon, Co A. s6th y. Y. Conn
and that Post, with the Relief Corps, attended hts
funeral.
MrLER-At his home In Cortland. y Y. July
s Of apopleXy, Webster Miller, Co. r. I49th y. Y,
Deceased suffered from q severe wound received
CoMaISGs-At his home, in PardeeviIIs. Wis,
recently. James +. Commings, Co ID, lOth Wis.
aged a.. lie WAS member of Wm. Payne POsA
$50 and was buried BY his comrades He Wa
wounded at The battle Of Chaplin Hills, KY. and
leaves q wife
Drrro-Near Altoona, Kan, recently, BY thu
falling of a tree, John Ditto, Co. c. 6Ih Iowa aged
So lie was a member in good standing Of AltoonA
Post 2i3, and was President Of the Citizens Bank.
Deceased was Mason, and that society took charge
of MS remains He leaves wife and eight ehil-
drrn well provided for.
WIIsoS-At his home, in Richmond O., July y,
Andrew Wilson, Captain, Co. Il. 10Th Ohio. aged
81. Deceased WAS taken prisoner at the battle Of
Port Republic, Va, and was promoted 10 Cap
tain May IS, ls6A
PIEKsox AT his home, near NIarengo. Ind, Aug.
OF disease contracted while in the service Thos.
Pierson, Co. G., 44th Ind. He was - member Of
Hammond Post, 81, and leaves wife and i've
DRUAMoxD-At his home, in New York city,
Aug. Is SeFgt Edward A Drummond, Battery A,
9Th IT, = A. Deceased participated In Is general
engagements, and never was III or IN the hospital
during his four years Of service. He leaves wife
and eight children
MGsoS-At his home, in Ferris Township. near
stanton, Mich, Aug. 10, Orviiie +. Mason, Co. =,
l52d lnd., aged Is. he was prominent Mason
and an Odd Fellow. and was buried by these or
CARNATIONS. He had served TWO terms As County
Treasurer of MOntcAlm County, and had filed
various o.her positions.
HEAREN nILI--At his home, Ia Chicago. H..
Aug. 10, of paralysis Henry NJ HearenhiL. CO. x,
2Oh H. Deceased received a stroke OF paraly sis Ia
1850 which rendered him helpless, and on Aug. 10
he received another stroke which caused his death.
BRApLEY.-At his home, in Littleton Common,
Mass. sept 2, Josiah III. Bradley. Co. A, 2sth Ne,
aged 81 COnlFade Bradley was a member Of GTos-
ton Post us, aud leaves four children.
CIARK.-At his home, in Albany, ". Y, recently,
William II. Clark, Chaplain, 4th n. Y. II. A, aged
50. Deceased Was Chaplain Of Lew. Benedicb
Post and has held that position since lisa
FIED.-At his home IN Franklin, Mass, Aug
H. William +. Field, Co A, S9th Mass, aged 90
Comrade Field died very suddenly. and Il haG been
his intention to attend the Reunion OF his regiment
a Ihe National Encampment at Boston. he was a
machinist by trade, aud without doubs was the
oldest q. A. X man in New England.
MCIAUGHLIN.-At his home In south Bend, Ind,
recently, Patrick Mclaughlin, Co. b. l2th Mich
aged 80. Comrade Mclaughlin WAS also a veteran
of the Crimean war, whore he served IA the Eng
lish army, and was q member of Auten Post, 8 He
was sick for sometime and leaves a wife and seven
children.
GEORGE-At his home 70 South Rend, Ind 70
Gently, Capt. William q. George, is Md, aged 81.
Deceased died very suddenly from heart disease, 10
was thought and was buried under the auspices
of Auten Post, = of South Bend.
TAYLoR-At his home, In Atwood. III, july Il
OF rheumatism and liberation of the bowels. l. O,
TAYLOR Corporal Co X, 79ih H., aged 50. Deceased
was u charter member Of HAEkeE Post, lSs.