The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-02-27
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RooT.-At Randolph. Neb. Jan. 10 Marion r.
Root Co g. 18th y y lie was member -
Casey Post, No. s.
BECsLEy-At the Soldiers and Sailors Home
Quincy. H., recently, of asthma, Wm. Beesey Co.
&, 65ih H. aged % years. He was a member of
Harrison W. Wood Post No. I13
LEACH.-At Augusta, III. Jan. - Of In grippe
ThOs. r Leach Co l. 10Th TII. Cav. aged a ye.Irs
lie was a member Of Union Post No. S02.
SHAY.-At his home, IN De Win Mich. Jan 3
VIVA. II. shay, Co. l. sJh y Y. aged IS years.
EICHARDs.-At Chamberlain. = D.. Jau. z Of
disease contracted IN the service. Marsh NJ. Isich-
ards, captain Co. q, 18th Oh4o, aged IS years He
was Hu active member of Mckenzie Post. No. -
HUTCHINsOS.-At Wilton, y. II. Dee %. Issg OF
Byshts disease, Chas. Leroy Hutchinson, IssIy-
cite Artillery tie was a member Of Post No. u
Leaves a wife and eight children.
CEEEr--Near salem, ARK, Nov. - iSS9. % 'Ung
and liver disease, John Greet, Co u, ist Ala. tsv,
aged 20 years Leaves a wife and seven chi lren.
HALEs.-At his home. IN Uma;illA Co.. Ore Jan.
~, H. Il. A. iiales, Co \. 4th Iowa Cav He WAS
member of Gettysburg Post. No. s. Leaves i've
children.
BoDESHAMNER.-As Rio Vista. Cal. Jan. -.
John W. BOdenhammer, Co. l. 18Th IT.. aged u
years lie was a member Of the Graad Army;
also Odd Fellow ana a Mason.
SToUT--At Clear Lake, Wis Jan. % OF heart
failure, superiuduced nv an attack Of Ia grippe
Thomas stout, Co g. ith Wis Cav aged 3 years.
lie was charter member Of Emerson OpdycSe
Post, No. li2, and served for number OF years IS
an officer OF the same.
SourHARD.-At The Athens {Ol Insane Asylum.
recently, of apopicXy Of the hraiu Lyman C.
Southland, Co. II, i7th Ohio. aged - years.
mania, John Thomson. Co. e. 79th IN.
THOMAS - At MdrcuGo, III, Jan A. Michael
Thomas, l0lst y. Y aged6l years. He san HON
ored member of Holden Putnam Post. No. 60.
shannon lIl. He was laid quietly 20 rest 40 Free
port H., by delegation of Holden Putnam Post,
assisted bv John A Davis Post No os Frceport
Comrade Thomas was born IN England ia lS29.
and was of the intrepid heroes aud survivors Of
the second battle OF Bun Run. Loved and respect
ell by his comrades. he buried BY them with
military honorS. He leaves u widow.
GAULT.-At bingham. Mass, Jan. 3, John ".
GRuit Co G., lst Mass. Cav.
NoYEs.-At his home in New Haven. Conn. re-
Gently Of In grippe, MerrimAn NOyes, Co. I, 2Ith
Conn. aged 81 years
JoHSsOS.-At New Haven Conn., Jan q. Of
pneumonia, samuel A. Johnson. CORPORAL Co y
l2th Conn, aged 4 years.
SCHElAHoEx-At valati. n V. Jan. q OF heart
disease, John SehemahoTn, &c. c. l59th n Y, aged
IS years.
6oUSTRyNAN-At Creston, IT,, Jan q. Of heart
disease, W. CountrymIu, L. :. : Monticello lie
was Senior Vice Commander of Edward Bridge
Post, No. l2i, at the time Of his death
CHAMEERLAGN-At Oakley, Mich Feb. l. Con-
rad =. Chamberlain, Co. ID. 18th Mich, aged 5
years.
SH1ER-At his home, in Odessa Mich. Jan. 81,
Henry Shier. Co X 2lst Mich, aged 8 Gears.
HUFFMAN.--At Vine, O., recently. of q ruptured
blood vessel George ". Huffman, Co IL 18th Ohio,
aged IS years lie WIS wounded az the battle %
Knoxville Was Past Junior Wee Commander %
William \. Foster Post No. 6j5. Leaves wife and
GEEENE-At Pawtuckc,, T. T. Jan 70. Edward
w. Greene Co G, 29th Mass. He was Past Com
nanGer of Tower Post. Leaves wife and three
children.
WHEIAx-At HNlsdale, Mich. recently, OF
pneumonia Dr. A. +. Whelln, Surgeon, 18th Mich
AICCCLLoUGH.-At Stephens MINI. recently. 90
disease contracted in the service Thomas AIct'uI-
Tough. Go. n, 2ith Me. He charter neua-
her Of J. A. Wright Post. He leaves a wife and
family.
FosrER-At New York City. Feb. II. Of heart
disease, Gen. John \ Foster, aged SIS years. At
the outbreak Of the war he beginning the
practice of law III New York City and was a menu
Der OF the 9Th regiment He helped 10 organizes
volunteer regiment and went with Il lis Major.
He rose to the command OF che regiment afCr
few months of gallant service Ia the field. and
for signal bravery before Port Hudson he
made a Brigtdeg General. Before the close of tla
war Gen. Foster gained the favorable notice 81
Secretary stanton, and was appointed Assistant
ge-AdvOCGte General In that position he took
part in the prosecution of the persons who werO
hing for eouspirug to kill President lincoln.
WAIrE-AL NscCutcheRville o., Jan. 70, Isaac II.
Waite Co. c. 5th U. ). l.. ~ lie was a member %
Post No. 5.
PARKER-At Glen Arbor Mich, Dee %. 1850,
Daniel Parker. Co. T. 18th Mich, aged 81 years.
He was accidentally killed while cutting logs by
falling tree. Leaves a wife and several children
MoOEE.-At his home, Scnttsville y. Y. Jan. "a
of disease contracted ia the service. Joseph r.
Moore Go. G., ii0ih \. V. aged S. years lie was
a member of John j. Mexican Post.
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