The National tribune., 1891-10-01
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AZDELL.-At East Liverpool. o. james azdeU
I Co. G, 10Th Ohio. The Adiutant OF the Post OF
which he was member aud which, passed suit
able resolutions on his death, writes One by one
as the years roll on We are called upon pay our
last sad tribute Of respect 10 departed comrades
Again the tattoo has been given. taps sounded and
the light put out for all time i'm this world with
another member Of our Post Again the line is
broken, and Comrade James Aziell has fallen
from our ranks. He was a gallant soldier who
served IN the Western army under sherman
enlisting Aug. 6. 1862. lie was houorably dis
charged July g. 1864, on account Of wounds re-
eeived on the szirmish-liue in the mountains OF
Georgia, causing the amputatiOu Of his right leg
above the knee. COmrlde AzIeil was an hon
ored, respected, and consistent member OF the
United Presby terrain Church. the pastor, Rev j. c.
Iaggart, having been an officer in tie same COM
pany, conducting the tunerat services The pail
bearers Alex. H.McCOy, Hugh Mccoy, W. IT, Cas-
tom +. >. Albright, A. j. Moore, and H. A. Davis,
were ali members Of his company and regiment
The deceased leaves an estimablc wife aud d8ugh-
ter"
sTISsoy-At New York City, recently. Of pncu-
monia, Daniel Stlnsou, Colonel. aged o. At tho
outbreak Of the civil waE Comrade Stiusou enlist
ed IN the Regular service with the rank of Captain
and was made Assistant tuaFtermaster. In 1865
be was breyettsd Major. March 3D. 1868, for faith
tul and meritOriOu5 services during the war he
WAS brevetted Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel OF
Volunteers. At the close OF the war Col. StIusOn
retired into private life. Several efforts were made
to induce him to lend his name To business enter
priscs. He WINS at one time asked to become the
President Of "a bank and AZ another time an iusur-
Hnce company was organized with q view Of plaC-
ing hlm at the head OF 10. But the retired Colonel
ment. He was aA intimate friend Of John A. An
drew, the War Governor Of Massachusetts and was
in frequent conference with him during the
He leaves wife.
JEsEsOS.-At Oswego H. July l3 Of impaired
health resulting from prolonged case of IN grippe
David e.. JenesOn, aged 81. He was born in scot
land, served in the Sturgis Rifles at Gen. 1cCieI-
un's headquarters, and Provost iarshal Generals
Office, Army Of the Potomac. This cOmrade held
the offices of County Treasurer and Justice Of the
Peace of Kendall County when he died lie was q
member Of Gorkvill5 Post, 50, which Post went
from Horkvilie 70 OswegO, distance OF SIX miles,
and performed the hast offices of respect due to the
defenders Of the Republic. The Bugier sounded
the reveil.e no the commencement of the Grand
Army burial services and the tattoo at the close,
and worthy cOmrade has passed through the
gate on the road we are all marching.
PINEO.-At West SOmerville. Mass, Sept. 10.
Peter PiueO aged IS. At the outbreak Of the civil
War he went out as surgeon of the gth Mass He
was successfully commissioned Brigade Surgeon
of United Stn,es Volunteers, Medical Director Of
the First Corps and Lieutenant Colonel and Niedi-
cal INSPECTOR of the United States Army. During
the years 1868. g. 6j he personally inspected every
army on the Atlantic Coast from Washington to
Texas, and also the great hospitals at Fortress
Monroe Norfolk, and Portsmouth,, which, COM
bined, contained nearly 10000 beds, and was Tie
consulting surgeon of jefferson Davis while the
latter was confined At Fortress Monroe. The later
years of his life have been spent in and around
Boston. He was a member of the Military Order
Of the Loyal Legion OF the United States.
STOWELL.-At Hudley Mass, April %, Edward
G.. StoweH, aged 81 years. COmrads SlOweu
dropped dead az his work, Of heart disease and la
grippe EIe member OF w T.. Baker Post,
aud legation Of that Post attended his funeral.
He enlisted iu Co c. S7th Mass and served three
years la the war: was hOuorabIy discharged in
ls65 He WAS good soldier and respected citizen.
He leaves wife, but no children. He had been
resident OF northampton, Mass, Tor the last Il
WALDES-At Milton, Ore, Aug 7. from disease
brought on by army lIfe Isaac n Walden, Co b, Sth
III. Cav, aged 20 Owing TOLL health aud distance
he WAS not "a member Of the CA. r., but his funeral
services conducted by tlie Post of Walla
WIila. Wash, where he was buried. He leaves
2 a
HIGGINs.-At Waterloo. Iowa. June go oftyphoid
fever, Freeman Higgins, Co. l. 10th Iowa (CrOcSer's
Brigade} aged 80. lie was member Of Robert
Anderson Post IS. His remains were inferred by
the members Of the Post. lie officer of the
Day at the time Of hlsd death. lie leaves wife and
BEorr-At Waterloo. Iowa, June 10 ofparaIysis,
W. b. Brott Co. G., S7th Iowa Gray BeaFdsl, aged
81. lie was a member of Robert Anderson Post,
6S. and was buried by the Order.
JACKsOS.-At Junesville, Mimi, July 10. Of
rheumatism Of the heart, Amos G.. Jackson. Co.
f. j9th ILL.,, aged S. lie member OF NJ. l..
Deveraux Post. which Post attended the funeral
in q body. He leaves wife and one daughter.
WELCH.-At South Edmeston, N. Y, July .,
Elijah WEIGH. Co j. 97th ~ y aged o. Comrade
WeIch died Of blood poison from gunshOt wound
he received while ia the service.
BALLARD.-At Concord, Mimi, Of heart disease
and other chronic trouble contragicd while in the
army, X Ballard, Co. A, sth Wis. Eagle Regiment,
aged 63. His remains inferred Aug s. a
large delegation from AlOtts Post attending the
MoUScE-As O'Day, Mo. Aug 16. of consump-
ton. james =. Mounce. Co. H. OH Kan. Cav. Conn
Tade MOUuCe contracted consumption while iu the
service. He was member Of Gen. Washburn
Post 33i
HuL.-At West Marietta, o.. recently, Samuel
G., HILL Co. c. 92d Ohio. lie served until the close
of the war, when he was hOHOrably discharged
He was "a member of Buell. Post, and buried
with the hOuors of the Order
RUssELL--At Arcbta Cal. July % Of cholera
mOrbus John Russell, Co. q. lst Iowa Cav. Menu
Der OF Cold Huroor Post 49, aud at the time of his
death he was its Commander.
BEAM.-At Buffalo, y. Y. sept. IL, Levi Ut. Beam,
nd ff-.gsH lTf4f for Vac rtr4
week IIe respected member OF Bidwell-
Post, which Post attended his funeral,
and mourn5 his loss.