The National tribune., 1890-04-10
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LOSGsTREET.-At Long Branch, y. j.. Feb. -
OF disease contracted ia the service David Long
street. Co l.. lst y. J. Cav, aged - years.
HOwAKD.-AL his home near Moscow Idaho
Territory, Feb II. Joseph :. Howard aged s. years
He belonged TO Co. b, I2th Mich. and was buried
by Maj Anderson Post No 5, Of which he
charter member.
HARpY.-At oakland. Cal. Feb 9. Of injuries re-
eeiyed from being run over By railroad train Wm.
d. HARDY. Co e. l7th Iowa
LEISDECKEE--At keokuk Iowa Feb 81 OF
cancer Of the liver, Matthias LeindecbSer Co. B I'd
Mo Reserve Corps. aged = years lie was a mew-
Der % Terrence Post, No. ,
BoNSEY.-At Eureka Springs, Ark, March L. %
disease contracted in The service, T. ;. B0nney,
second Lieutenant, Go. a, lZgih Ind. He was the
first Aduant Of Post No rs and held he position,
of Senior Vice Commando the time OF his deaIli.
REDLES.-At his home, near Rockville Iowa
March IS of heart disease and drop-y Calvin q.
Redlen, CO. G., iGth Iowa, aged 80 years. He was
member OF John Q. Ferguson Post No. 80. lie
leaves a wife and four children
PUKDERBoUGH--At his home, in Dryden y Y.
Feb. % OF disease contracted IN the service TheO-
doTe Purderbough, aged 50 years He served two
years Ia the sd y " shortly after coming homs
lac Te-euisted and served tIil the end of the var
Was Surgeon Of Carpenter Post Nc. SCI and vas
buried by said Post he leaves a wife and seven
children.
BRoDIA-At his home, in Mounds Junction. H.,
Feb. Is, Of pneumonia, James BgOdia, To- X, 9th
III, aged 50 years
sTIGHT,-At Jacksonville, H., Feb. q, John
Slight Co n, 18TH H. lie member Of starr
Post, No. SIS and was buried with GAR hOaors-
CURTis--At burlington, VI. FEB - OF blood
poisoning from wounds received in action Charles
l. Curtis, Co G., l6th y. Y. Cav. aged 81 years A
/ member OF Siannard Post, No =
FAEwELL--At GalesbuTg Mich, Feb. IS, VIM.
FHrwell Co l., 9th Mich. Cav, aged IS years.
| PAREEE.-At Red Bank. n J., March 5, Of
paralysis. Capt B. Parker OF the oldest steam
boat Captains ina the country, aged - years Dur
ing the he Captain of the steamer High
land Light, which was chartered By the United
States Government and transported troops and
provisions on the CarolIna coast
JULICs--At ~. Louis, Mo, Feb. II, John Julius.
Co. C. 10Th No.
TAyLoR-At his home uear New Baltimore. o..
Feb. 10 of heart disease Isaac Taylor TO- C. 3I5s
Ohio aged IS years lie was member Of sill Post.
| No. 81. Leaves wife aud eight children.
BEARDSLEY--At his home. in Livonia. y. Y,
Feb. ) of disease contracted in she service Jonas
ID. Beardsley. aged 20 Years Courade BearCisley
enlisted Aug 10, ls63 IN Co. II, lah y Y, and
transferred 10 Ful.slJ's Battery D. 4th U. ).
/ Art serving therein until Aug. Is, 1875. lie was
wounded IN an engagement during the siege OF
Suffolk Va for which he peHsoned- His
fuueral was held under the auspices of f. Gilbert
| Post. No. 50 OF which be WAS q, member.
PErEEsOS.-At his residence. near >andusky,
Ore. Feb =. OF paralysis of the heart Ole Peter
son. 9Th Wis, aged 50 years. He charter
| member of NJ \ Ross Post
/ SHIREMAS.-At Conoy Pa Feb. o. Of blood
/ poison. contracted la service, Geo. w Shirenan,
/ i5Jh and lS1Ih Pa, aged 40 years He leaves
/ widow and tive daughters
/ NoRTH-At Donaldson, Ga. FEB. T. ofapoplexy
Myrou +. North. Second Lieutenant, Co. y, I'D
| Mich. He WAS taken prisoner at the battle Of
Chickamauga and confined 10 months ia rebel
prisons. Leaves wife and two children.
MIISoN.-At Dureannon, Pa, FEB =, Rev, j. t.
"A member of Kennedy Post No. 40
NoLTZ.-At his home. la Lexington. O., Jan. Il,
/ u member of COugcT Post, No. 80
IoHSsoS-At North Royatou o.. March >,
Sherman johnson, Co 1, lU3d Ohio. He
/ member of Post No ~.
ZIGLEE-At Winnenucca New. Jan. IS Jacob c.
/ Ziser Co Il, S6th Ind. aged Is years. He was
member of Post No. 81, Department OF California
MHEELER.-At Central Village, Conn, Feb %,
| Earl b. Wheeler. the lFyeag old son OF Benz Z.
Wheeler Co. q, lst X J. l. A., also Go. F. Sd Mass
PoRrER-At McComb, o.. Feb =, Of disease
/ contracted in the service, James Porter Lieutea-
ant Co. q, 2ist ohio. aged = years. He was
charter member of John Howard Post. No. Isl, and
serv ed rs lis first Commander.
! FIsHEE-At Diamond ill., T. l.. March I. Of
| Rrigbl's disease, Francis Fisher Co r. 2d r T.
| HUpDLEsToS.-At Butler. Ky, Jan. 5. =. +. Hud-
| dleston. 18Th Ky. He was a member of Ellsworth
/ Post, No. ll9.
! Gumbel Co X, S5th Ill. He was a charter mem
Der of John kinneIt Post, No. DO. Leaves
/ widow.
| Illness Digby V. Bell, Lieutenant and Quarter
master 9th Mich. lie Was "A member OF Fair
| banks Post and Michigan Commandery OF the
sHEPAsD.-At Ovasso. Mich. Feb. IS Chaunesy
L. Shepard, First Lieutenant. Co b lih Mich Cav,
| and Captain Co. +. lOth Mich Cav Tie was buried
under the auspices OF Quaekenbush Post, Of which
AIIBGES-At Florence, Kan. Feb. !, John II.
| Auburn Co. X. 59th Ind. aged 81 years He was
/ member of Marion Post, No. 2O2. He was wounded
at Huntsville Ala, from which he has been 8 suf-
/ feTer ever since
I McGUINSEss-At his home, in Providence r. l.,
| Feb 10 John Me(iHinness, ar,ernasieF-Ser-
| geant 81 Il. /. Cav, aged 40 years. He was mem
/ Der of Prescott Post. No. l.
| DEIANEY-At the Minnesota Soldiers Home.
! Mnnehaha Feb. Ii. of cancer Of the stomach and
| aun,iee, James Delaney, Co. l. l0th MIMI, aged
| 6S years.
| CRAWFoRD.-As Argentine, Kan, Jan. Is, Adam
Crawford Co. ID. 7th Pa Cav. He was . member
OF Gen burnside Post, Kansas City, Kan.