Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-27
moRTUARY REoRD
Of the old Fifteenth Connecticut Vol unteers Who Have Died Since tn Inf

unteers Who Have Died Since the Muster Out. Following is the complete mortuary rec l ord to date prepared by the secretary, | Walter H. Lord of this city, and read by him atthe reunion meeting of the Fifteenth Connecticut Volunteers on Tuesday. It comprises as far as known the list of the dead of the regiment who have died since the regiments muster out in July, 1865, and is 8 work which has involved much painstaking, assiduous and careful labor. Any who can aid in perfecting the list are requested to communicate with MT. Lord, whose address is 84 Lafayette street.
 FIELD AND STAFF.
 Colonel Dexter M. Wright, New Haven, Conn, 1ei ely yToes. oil New Haven, Com, January F. lsse, heart failure; Charles P. Brown, New Haven, gust 4 1874, pneumonia; Eli F. Hendricks Dan bury, Conn, September 12, 1877; Isaac Chamber lain, Reno, New, November 20, 1881.
 COMPANY A.
 1883, blood poisoning; Gilbert J. Goodyear, Wa terbury, Conn, November 3, 1877, chronic @ ins Waliingford Conn, December P, 1sss con sumption; Elbridge Wright; Leonidas M. Camp, Southington, Conn.,, March B. 1884, reopening of wOuQQS r6C6lV6u dU hlUStOu, IN. C., MaTCu loO0, David Ellis, Soldiers home :Noroton, Conn. July den, ceap ,s,i iss5, cr msIsTial II ], ,sss fever bsrt s Charles A. Justine, Wallnggford, Conn, June 1s Hns sso oGsg1 9sg William W % E. oldham, % ,Meriden March s4, 1877, consumption; Robert Robinson, Soldiers home, Noroton, April sS lss9 s Madison m A. Treat COMPANY B.
 in Rrooklvn N V January F. 1899 apoplsxy Stuart Barnes Egypt Fred red
 
 S Raa!s ApI5 1885 h,ssa Justus Crockett, Soldiers home, Noroton; Ed ward H Rulkley; James H. Camp, September n7 C c. Knerr; Joseph McGowan; Charles L. .Monsell: Henry M. Pratt, Fair Haven, Conn, January 8, 1891, heart . disease; & Bsn1amln m street; Eli |. New York city, November 25, 1890; Charles M. Yale, 2d.
 Abram Bishop, Bridgeport hospital, August 3, 1885: Bartholon,ew Gaffney, deserted September 1, 1863, died at Soldiers home, Dayton. Ohio; Robert Latta, New Haven Conn.,, November 27, 1888, heart disease; Charles M: Raphile; Richard Behara H lid Nee csssumPssIsssn; dHsa5y Azesy Henry % M. chatterton; Luke Connolly; William l Hogan; John Wives, February 15,1s9o, Soldiers 1 November 19, 1s99 Michael Maxwell; Thomas l McKiernan George H. Sellwood; Thomas Sex l ton.
 Conrad Christmiller; Chester Smith; William B. Ames; Charles H. K. Botsford, Stratford 1 Conn.,, October 16, 1884, consumption; George W Bunnsll, Madison, Conn, July, 1ss9; John calla Conn, heart disease Charles Crawford; Thomas Thomas
 uy Ge0rgn ss dropsy neaS Hawlesy New Haven. hospital, Aug9st 3, 1ssS Eli KeeleE New Hayen Com Joseph | rick McKenna; James Mills, NewLondon, August 2, 1882, heart disease; Henry o'Brien, New Ha August g, 1878, Wallingford tornado; Christian Rmgwold New Haven, Conn, August 2, 1889 5, 1875, typhoid fever: John Tierney, NewHaven | Conn.,, January 30, 1889.
 ] COMPANY E.
 Joseph Gray, New Haven, Conn; Charles w Hine; Samuel H. French, Ansonia, Conn.,, Febru | ary z, 1885; Samuel J. M. Green Lewis J, Kettle ton, Milford, Conn, December 2e, 1876; Cosmo F Alling, Meriden, Conn.,, Oxford suicide; Thoma: H Anthony; orrin Beers, Westviie, Consumption Clarence NJ. Clark, Washington, D.: c June 15 vile, consumption; Michael Hagan; Thomas Healey, Milford. Conn, June 2s 1882 abscess ol Portsmouth Port Va March 4,1s69, chronic diarrhma O., July t. 1sss; Stiles E. Treat, New Haven, hos pital, March B. 1890.
 Captain A: w. Harvey Grand Rapids Mich, August 12 1901; Lyman H. Hall, Merden, Conn. March l, 1888, brain fever; William H. Snow Lucius W. Curtiss, New Britain, Conn., April g 1885, brain trouble; David E Dunham, Merden Conn, August lS, 1885, consumption; He Hezeklal ! Marifan sumption; Theron Scott, Merfden, Conn Novem Der 27, 1880, paralysis; William Ferry, Meriden ford, Conn.,, January I, 1887; Alonzo E
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 ofd cSnn Ja%%ary 1sss 1s1s %ona Me1y June ss, 1889, consumption; ,gI Thomas Pillion Edwin M S C. PiDRs. % Merden, 1 Conn., February s1 1885, pneumonia; Heinrich E. c. little, New Ha yen; becember ,, 1888, consumption; chaunce ] F. Welton, New Briiain, Conn., September 2s den, conn., Nov: 4, 1885; James H. William Meriden, Conn.,, March B, 1879.
 William Booth, Ansonia, Conn.,, August g, 1874 | consumption; Isaac A. Serviss; Charles H. Ball New Haven, Conn., May %, 1890; Thomas Bull $. i Camp ; Joel B. Hine sod1rs home, Norotor @ m port hospital November 4, 1887; Benjamin Per l 1884; Frederick Roof, New Britain, Conn., 1Ss9
 Fails, Conn; Edwin A. Pratt, Florida; ; Thoma % Cannon; Patrick Carroll; Nelson H. Davis, Wa
 rsfrea conn May 1ae, so ath;. 1sgl Laxrsnce ps.1;a od Len s Joseph w. Miller, NeY Haven, Conn, March : 1887, consumption; William B. Pease Thoma zra W c wi Twitchell, New Haven, Conn.
 Herman B. French, Orange, Conn, April 1s 1ss3, paralysis of the brain; Augustus Rodreques ma New Haven, Conn, March 2a lsso Jeremiah reDa @ uary 24 1s9O heart disease; Willis Benedict, Ney Haven Conn.,, July il, 1888, heart disease; Levi ton, New Haven, Conn, November 2l, 1s9o iron injuries received by cars; George F. Thomas m at m prison, Georgia, 1861; l,; Charles E. Bradley, Nev poisoning; David Gilliland, killed by cars Jonathan Morse, % jr New % Haven hospital, 10 nsSt No vember (, 1881, consumption; Thomas o'Brien Thomas Owens, New Haven, Conn.,, Septembe burg, Va, December 1s 1869; Francis A. Parme lee; Gustavus C. Rice, New Haven, Conn., No ! VemDef %, 1SIU; William Saw; GeOrge E Snow ! New Haven, Conn.,; Charles H. Stone, New Ha ven hospital, January 23, 1s72; William ". Tew James H. Tucker, New Haven hospital; Oscar L White; James B. Wiggett, London, England. COMPANY K.
 Captain Henry H. Stiles, North Haven, Conn. 1 Smith, North Haven, Conn; Thomas I. Ceary l Henry J. Hough; Frederick Northrop; John D ! Reynolds; Isaac Blackwell; Martin I. Brown l New Britain Conn; Isaac Foote; Isaac o Foote ! Russell L. Frisbie; George W. How'd; Jonathan 1 Johnson; Joseph Jones; Charles D. Maltby; Ste phen Mix; Augustus R. Robertson: William A ! Rogers Soldiers home Dayton, O., March 25 l 1882; William Tilhman; George 0. Futile; Henry l Wilkinson, Gainesville, Texas, February g. 1888 l Total deaths recorded since muster out-2O4. 1 Fosty six died at New Haven, one at Branford one at Danbury, one at Reno, Nevada; eighteen at Meriden, one at Waterbury, six at Walling ford, one at Southington, three at Hartford, one 1 at Brooklyn, N. r.; seven at Soldiers home Noroton, Conn; three at Soldiers home ] Dayton, Ohio; one at Fair Haven, Conn 1 at Middletown, one at Stratford, one at Madison ] one at New London, two at Ansonia, three at Milford, 1 at San Francisco, Cal; one at Wash. four at New Britain, one at Stan, 1 ford, one at Killingworth, one in Egypt, 1 one at Beacon Falls; one in Florida; two at Nau- gatuck: one at Orange; one at Plantsville one at Kinston, Jamaica; one at London, England; one | at Gainesville Tex; one at Grand Rapids Mich unknown, seventy nine; total, 2o4.
 CAUSE OF DEATHS AS FOLLOWS: l Heart disease nine; pneumonia, four; malarial