The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-09-04
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John Kelly, aged 81. Comrade Kelly enlisted in
the I'd Mass. II. A. Aug. 10 1854 al the age AZ Is
years but was transferred Jan H. 1865 the nth
Mass, and served with thas regiment until It was
mustered ous OF service BE Leaves a wife and two
children.
TOBEY-At Ulysses. Nsb. April s Of di.eaaa
contracted in the service, Henry TObey Co. D. 18th
HI, aged Il years. He was a charter member ~
F'rnsworth Post. No. ., and buried with
GA K -honOFs- Leaves wife and eight children.
WHrTTES.-At his home. in Wakefield Mas
June is. Of heart disease Randall K Written Co
G. lyih Me, aged 81 years. i've months and Is days.
ne Is = SDiGEade N good standing OF H. VI. War
rem Post, No. T. and the comrades held brief but
beautiful service over his remains before sending
them to Al biOn, Me-. for burial He leaves widow
one daughter and four sons.
BOwDES.-At Jamestown, Pa, July Il, Robert
Bowden, after a short illness Of fux Comrads
Bowden was member Of Robert Porter Post No.
80, g. Ar Department OF Pennsy ivauia. he was
born In Crawford County Pa. Oct 1882, enlisted
Aug. 1882 for three years in Co. r. I85Lh Pa; was
WOUNDED once, ana was a prisoner several months
In Libby prison. WAS present at Lees surrender;
was mustered out at the close Of the war
MCCLAEES--At his residences, in COckreII Town
ship, Charlton County, Mo-, Comrads samuel
McClaren, Co. o, fst 1lo. Cav. He was a charter
member II good standing Of w. 3 Thomas Post,
No. 12, Department Of Missouri. GAR Was
buried by his Post according 70 the Ritual Of The
GAR.
GAKRIsoS.-At Bluff City H. July II, Henry
Garrison l2sth H., Of inflammation Of the bowels
FIELD--At Franklin, Mass. Aug. ii, William
Field, Co. A. S9ih Mass, aged % years Some five
or more years ago, amer careful correspondence
with all the c. Ar Posts ia the country the late
George H Patch proclaimed William Field The
oldest Grand Army man in the country and
automatically proved him 10 be such During The
past year small souvenir engrayings Of him and
his resord were prepared and sent 70 members Of
Posts IN the country Two years ago he was the
guest OF the Roanoke Club az its dinner and also
served as ABIDE Camp with the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel. on the staff OF Col Rea. National Com
manter OF the GAR lie was member Of Poss
%, OF Franklin he was buried a. HCFW5ck, Mass.
He was particularly anxious TO march in the grand
procession OF Grand Army at Boston
rvs aefa
Pension Examiner for Connecticut died AZ h!s
home in kinderhO0k, " " on sunday, Aug "a
enlisted Captain Of the S0th ~ Y; Was promoted
to a Majority on March N, 1902. and on Aug 3D.
1865. he made a Lieutenant Colonel he Was
mustered IN As Lieutenant Colonel OF the I'd y Y
Cav, sept. 3 ls63 and was promoted Colonel, Dec.
Is, lso3 He was breyetted Brigadier General Jan.
:, Iso3, and bEevetted MalurtIeueral March Is Of
the same year. For faithful and meTiloFious ser
vices during the war he was appointed Brigaliier-
General Of United States Volunteers Nov IL Is65
and was houOrtbly mustered out Jan. Is f566
BOYD-James Boyd L. :. Navy died az his res
idence, s. Pineapple street, Brooklyn, y. " OF
heart disease, on July So. His disease had been
troublesome for the past year, and his death OC-
Cured while he sitting ia a chair with his
family around him. He saw much service in the
navy. ana commanded tte tennessee until she WAS
put out OF commission, when he took charge Of the
Richmond. lie was Sc years Of age. and had seen
- years Of sea service. a wife and two children
GAHTLAS.-Hugh NJ Gartlan. senior color bearer
Of the 69yh y. Y, was KILLED by falling over prec-
ct q
IN the o.h \ l.. and was appointed eOior-oearer on
the field, and for 80 years he was color bearer
for the 6Jth. lie was Commander OF John A Raw
Has Post, -, OF New urS, Tor two consecutive
terms, and elected as a delegate 10 the En-
campment for this year He was Is years OF age,
and leaves a wife and nve children.
SHAw--Elelsor Shaw, q member Of ColiingwOod
Post 20, died on Thursday evening, Aug. Il as
plymouth, Mass. 81 apopirXy- he enlisted In Co.
+, SD Mass. aud. after serving three months, re-
enlisted for three years. He promoted 70
fiFst Sergeant OF his company, and later held -
similar rank IN the Pioneer Corps His death cast
"a shade over his comrades Of tie Coiiugvood Post,
as was the eve OF their reception 10 their guests
~ the iacImpEJeut-
PRIssILEY.- his home in Mineral Point Wis.
July - of disease of the stomach and bowels Capt
i Thomas PrcstIey, aged "a years. COmrade Priest
ley enlisted IN Co. r IIth Wis and was afterward
Captain OF Co, h. S0th WIS, and served to the end
of the war lie leaves wife and children. He
three times Commander Of Geo. H. LegEats
Post 10, Department. of Wisconsin. GAR, and
Was buried 10y The Post with military hOnors
SMIru.-tien. Robert w. smith died az his home.
2970 Wabash avenue, Chicago, III, OF July 81 81
disease OF the stomach lie enlisted as Coonei Of
the 10Th III. Cav and was Breyet Brigadier-Jse
eTnl when mustered cut. He Il prOmineut
G.. A.R man aud esteemed lawyer, and
Past Commander Of Post =.
MCFAELAND.-F Il. Mcfarland, Co. A, Isl Tex.
Cav, died at Austin, Tex, on Aug. J., Of an old
wound, which he received while IN the service
lie was a member OF A J. Hamilton Post, and was
buried according TO the rites OF the GAR De-
ceased was 46 years old and was formerly native
of Louisiana, and leaves wife and ~ daughters.
STKyESs--JOhn Is. stevens died at his home,
near Irish Lane Pa, on July ID, aged - He was
u metubeT of Co. ID. l99th Pa, and while in the
serve contracted a disease of the throat which
eventually caused his death. lie leaves wife and
four children.
BRooMALL--At his residence $50 North Pearl
street. BTidgrton, n. j., June 10 of heart dis
ease, J. W. Broomall, aged a. He member
Of Battery e., 5th u = l. A, Rud of A. @ Robson
Post. q, and was buried with GAR. honors by
that Post.
SNOw.-w. :. Snow died at his home near FL
reno Oklahoma, j. T., on July 10, Of heart dis
ease, dFopsy and rheumatism Deceased -
years OF age. and enlisted in Co. ]. 18th Ind. he
was a member of Upton Post, Of Caldwell, Kan,
and leaves a wife aud siX children.
kAUFMAN.-Ernanuel kaufman, aged Sc. died at
his home, near Rows, o., on Aug 4. from diseases
contracted while IN the service He enlisted IN Co.
i, l6Sd Ohio, and was member Of SmAlley Post,
COZ. Deceased was buried with hOnOrS, and leaves
"A family.
TEGEMKYER-Frederck Tegemeyer sr., died en-
Sunday, July 20 Al Huutngburg Ind. He en-
listed in Co. / 3lst Ind, and served through the
war. He member Of Shiyeey Post, 68,
which Post attended his funeral
NoRTH.-S'apt Henry II. North, u. 5. Navy, died
very suddenly July 3, al Mountain Lake Park,
Md. III the 73d year Of his life. During the no
WAS commander Of the following vessels: Ph!OX,
Fortune Trianna Nina MnhOpac and G}awan.
CUaiMINGs.-JacOb q. T. Cummings. Co. q, 2d
n. j.. died at Denver, Colo, on July q. lie served
through the war. and u member OF Veteran
Post, AZ, Denver, which Post buried him.
TAYLoR.-Leonard c. Taylor died nc Atwood,
H.. on July IA. lie enlisted la Co. h 79th H. and
was IA member of Harker Post, lS9. OF which Post
he was in good standing.
PERRINE-r A. PerTine died at Highlands,
Colo, July n. He Was member vi Co. q,
l40th Ia.