The National tribune., 1890-02-20
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HARRIs.-Near New Columbia, H.. Jan. 2. James
T. Harris, Cos X and +. lst ~. L. A. lie was
charter member Of j. b; Smith Post, No. s5I. and
was buried with GAR. hOuOrs.
ASDEgsos.-At his home. in Argentine. Kan,
recently, of Brights disease, James Anderson. Co,
!, 5th Iowa, aged AZ years He was q. VI. :. %
Capt. King Scott Post, No. 4S3. at the time OF bis
death. Leaves a family Of five children.
SHELDns.-At his home, IN Delaware, D., recent
Iy, after u long illness, Henry G.. Sheldon, Co. D.
1OIst Ohio. He was severely wounded at the battle
of Cross Lanes in 1851 lie was - member Of tia
Union Veterans Union.
APPLEfsATE-At Asbury Park, ~. J., Jan. III,
John r. Appegale. Co. l. Ilsh y. =. aged 45 years.
MoSTGoHEET.-Ath his home. ia Macon City, No.,
Jan T. Of spinal affection resulting from injuries
Montgomery. Co. A. l20lh Ohio. He was member
OF II. a. Jones Post. No ..
WALEs.-At EitO Alto, Colo, Dec. D 1889, Harri-
son g. Wales. Sergeant, Co. q, s0th III. aged 70
years. He had three SONS vino served through tha
war. and who still survive him.
EyERsOy-At New Haven, Conn. Jan. g. Of
blood poisoning. Richard II. Y. Emerson, Co. I,
18th Conn, aged - years.
DAyIs.-At his home. in Brooklyn, Conn, Jan.
H. Theodore K Davis, Captain, Co. b, 18th Conn.,,
aged 80 years.
SwART.-At Audubon. Iowa. Jan. II. Of eonzes-
ton of the lungs. John SwaTt, Co. ID, 10Th pa,
aged 30 years. IL months. He was buried by ALI
son Post No. 81. Of which he was a member.
HUssEY.-At his home. IN Ms Jackson, Va, Feb
?, Of Ia grippe, Capt Andrew = Husssy. His an
eestOr. Capt. Hussey. of Kent, England, came over
in the MaytlOweT. Capt. Hussey was born on the
island Of Nantucket in 1901. He was IN the whal-
sells the west coast Of Africa for che late Sts-
phen GiTard. lie in the Coast Survey Of tho
United states for many years and commanded the
United states steamer Active on the Pac Hc Coast
during the late wsr.
HARDISG.-At his home In Fremont Pa. re-
Gently, from disease contracted ia the service VIII
liam Harding, Lieutenant Co Z, 6ih Pa. Reserves.
aged 81 years. He was a member Of Post No. 364
GRIFFIy.-At his home, in Greentown, Ind. Jan
"a, Andrew J. Griffin, Go. i. 69th Ind. He was n
charter member Of Hugh Willilfs Post. No 424
BRowN.-At Louisville, KY, jan -, Col. j. VI.
Brown, aged 80 years. la 1852 he entered the Fed
eral army as Major of the l0th KY. Cav. IN 1853
( he was promoted TO be Colonel Of the 9Th KY,
which position he continued TO hold during the
/ war A portion OF the time. however, he COM
manded the Second Brigade, Fifth Division. Twsn-
| ty-third Corps. Leaves wife and four children.
! CHALLIs-At Manchester, ". r., Feb. 3 Of pneu-
/ monia, Maj T. W. Challis, aged So years. He
/ enlisted in the lat " II. under the call for thFes
months men. Upon the expiration Of his time Of
service n enlisted IN Go. D, 4th v H.. and went 70
/ the front Orderly Sergeant, being several times
promoted aud returning Adjutant at the close Of
\ tire war. He WAS breyetted Captain for gAllautry
/ at Fort Gimer and Major for bravery at Fort
Fisher. He participated IN % battles and engage
! nscnts.
| ROBISsOE.-At his home. in De Snet. :. d. sept
/ 30, 1859, % rheumatism Of the heart, VIM z. Rob
/ insOn, Go. g., 7th Pa. Cav.
/ PURyICE.-At his home in Meshoppen, Pa. ian.
., john j. PuTvce, Co. " f2ih Pa. Cav, and one
/ Of Gen AveTelfs scouts, aged 81 years. lie
/ member Of Capt. l.. r. Roberts Post. No AZ. Oi
( which he had been Officer Of the Day for several
i terms
| MowRy.-At his home tn Pawtueket, P T., Jan.
/ p, Of heart failure, Horace MoWry, Co. T, iilh
! K l., aged 81 years.