The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22
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DUMAS Bedford. Ind, Sept. g. Gsorge O.
Dunn. private, Co r. 18th Ind. aged IS. Bis re-
mains we're laid to rest in Green Hill Cemetery
Bedford, Ind. on Sept. s. COmrade Dunn was
a member Of f. O. Newland Post. 2f7 aud
among the youngest TO enter the service OF his
country. Hisdeath was caused by blood poisoning
and lockiaw, the results of broken finger he
was IN the prime Of life, and 10 days before his
derth was the picture Of health. He leaves wife,
STEELE-At Erie, Pa, sept L OF heart disease.
William steele, Co. I, 18th Pa. COmrade Steele
good soldier, and WAS never absent from his
regiment during three years service.
JUDAH.-At Bedford, Ind, Aug. 49, Winepark
Judah. Sergeant, Co. A 54th Iud., and Sergeant,
Co. T.. liTth Ind. COmrade Judah was a membaF
Of Z. Q. Newland Post, PIN His remains were
buried at Bloomington, Ind, on Aug IS
STANpfFORD-At Gratiot, O., Sept. g. Of disease
contracted in Andersonville, t. II. Standiford Co
Il. 10Th Ohio and Co. b, l35lh Ohio n G.. During
nine months Of his service he was in different prs-
ons in the SOUTH He was faithful soldier and
Christian. He was a member of Hamilton Poss,
I'll, and held the Office OF Chaplain for q number
Of years. He eavesa wife.
CHRIsTIAN.--At LOudOn, Tenn July 4 from dis
ease bTought on BY army life, John Q. Christian,
Go. T. LIST Tenn. He a member OF Sherman
Post 81 Department Of Tennessee.
MCKISLEY.-At COytee. Tenn, Sept 10 from dis
eases contracted while IN the Service Thomas No
kinley Co. l. lst Tenn l.. A. He was a member
Of sherman Post 50, Department of Tennessee.
kING.-At Friendsyiile. Tenn, sept. IL Of dis
eases contracted in the war; Lieut.. 9. L. King Co.
D. 90 Tenn. He was a member Of sherman Post,
81. Department of Tennessee.
MURPHY.-At Macon City, Mo-, Oct. s. Matthew
NNrDfyr 20. IL Eiftn Efst OF OLD complicated
trouble and paralysis. He was q member Of F. A.
Jones Post. q, Department OF Missouri.
kIRKLAND.-At Sareuto, III, Robert III. Kirk
land OF Post 487 Department OF Illinois. Comreda
Kirkland enlisted At 81. Louis Sept s. 1861. ia the
POL Mo-, private He discharged on the
Goth Of May, 1853, having served his country faith
fully for over three and half years.
BAERETT-At Sorrento, H.. aged 81 Miles Bar
rett who enlisted Nov. 2 1862 in Co. c. l43d Pa;
transferred 70 Co. ID, % battalion. 18th O. 8,
and discharged Nov. 1, 1862 The conruds was
born ia Miory County, Ireland, and leaves widow
and child.
HAYHURsr.-On Sept. %, OF heart disease. at bis
residence Ia -. Louis, Mo, ThOs. c.. Hayhurst OF
The Court Of Inquiry, Order of Comrades Of the
Battlefield. Comrade Hayhurst enlisted when in
his 10Th yeHr, and served nearly four years Ho
last served AS Sergeant Major Of the l2ith Ohio
and had a record OF over 200 days under The fire OF
the enemy. For many years he bad dllsd good
positions in business houses and municipal affairs
ia ST. Louis.
PEARsALr-At Buffalo. N. Y, Sept %. John w.
PearsHIl. He enlisted first April 10. 1861 Ga Co.
G., Sth Pa for three months; at the expiration OF
this service be re enlisted in the famous Berdau's
Sharpsho8ters, and after discharges 40 the expira-
ton Of the three wears enlistment he re-snlsied in
the l05th Pa. lie was Qusrtermaster- Sergeant Of
VIM. Richardson Post, 254, and he was buried By
the Post.
Gen. Frederick j.. Camp. He had been ailing FOX
some time. In 1862 Camp enlisted IN the oath COnn
and served - months, during which time he rose
TO the rank Of First Lieutenant Subsequently, he
commissioned as Captain in the 29th Colored
Troops. In November, 1854. he promoted
Major and in january, 1862 became a Lieutenant-
Colonel. lie severely wounded at Port Hud-
son. III served with the colOrsd troops until they
were disbanded. President Johnson then APP
pointed him as Lieutenant in the Regular Army,
and he remained in that service for 10 years, when
he resigned. In 1876 he accepted the Saptainoy Of
Co H. 10Th Regiment. Q. u. G., being subsequently,
made AdjutHnt. Gov. BgeIOw selected him to an
the position Of Pnymaster General aud he acted an
Acknowledgement under Gov. LOunsbuFy.
WILLARD.-AtS Soldiers Home, Mnnehaha MIMI,
Aug. Is, 1891. aged GO years. Perry ID. Willard Co.
az II A He rvadiu a 1fiphirruu hal fEFy
pension has been granted him since he died.
GRovER.-In Milton Township, MIMI, sept. 10
1891, of rheumatism and heart failure, Isaac O.
Grover, Co. II, 9th Mimi, aged y years.
HEAD.-At his home in GienwOod, Iowa, Of heart
disease. T. III. Head, Captain, Co. A, 4th Iowa. He
was laid TO rest in GlenwoOd Cemetery, under the
auspices Of AbRer Kerney Post He also served In
the Mexican war, in Co X, 9Th M.
PorrER.-At New Sharon. Me, Sept. q. Of heart
disease contracted in the service James w. Potter
Co. K 25th Me-, aged % years Comrade Potter
a charter menber Of Geo. III. Greenlief Post
and has always held some Office i'm the Post sincs
il was organized, being Qusrtermaster at his death.
KLINE.-At his residence in BelmOHd Iowa,
Karl Kline. aged u years. Co. X, 7th Wis Conn
FAde Kline WAS an honorable member and pRst
officer of Whited Post. PSI, add good citizen. He
leaves = wife and several grown children. His
funeral was attended by the Post in body also
By VIM Whited W re. and 8. Of v.
JACKsON.-At his residence, near Vernon, H.,
Oct. 4, Of pneumonia, David W. Jackson, Corporal,
Co. A. l30th H. The funeral services were con-
Quoted By James 4. Jones Post 623, Of which no
a faithful member. He leaves a wife and four
small children.
WARDNER-At Soldiers Home, Grand Island,
Neb., Sept. p of hip disease aud blood poisoning,
W. O.. Wardner aged "A. Fhs cOmrads served
First Lieutenant, u =. Telegraph Corps. He was
born in New York. and was Inferred ia the Home
Cemetery by his comrades.
FosrER.-At Chicago Oct 4 Eli Foster. Capt.
Foster during the for a time prisoner IN
Libby. aud was one of the officers who escaped
from that place through the famous tunnel. Capt..
Foster was born in Pennsy in 1927 aud served
~ Lieutenant in the Mexican war. lie organized
Co. j. 30th Ind and went into the late war from
Goshen Ind with 10 First Lieutenant. Capt.
Foster was "a years Of age, and leaves widow.
CODMAH.--At Columbus. O.. Oct. 4, j. H. Goldman,
aged So He was at time State Auditor Ho
was also a member of the House and Colonel Of the
4Lh Ohio. lie was wounded Rt fredericksburg.