The National tribune., 1891-09-10
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CHERRISGTOS.-At Mason City, w Va. July "a
DIR. Charles CherrngtOn. aged S.. DR.. CherrinQ-
ton entered the service ~ private in the 23i Ohio
june, 1861, Was mustered out Surgeon in july
1865, having served fOnr years and one month.
He was born at Gallipeis, o., aud at the time II
his death member Of the Board OF Pension
Examiners AZ Point Pleasant ~ Va FnneraI
services were conducted By the Masonic Order and
participated in by Mason Post &C. of which ne was
a member, DIR. Cherring,On was q kind hearted
man, and leaves a wife 10 mourn his departure.
SMALLwOOD-At Meeting Creek. Ky, July l. OF
kidney disease, William SmallwOOd, aged s..
COmTade SmallwOod was a prominent Union man.
In 1860 he cast his vote for Abraham Lincoln re-
gardless OF public sentiment. Tie SecessiOnists
hooted aud to taunt him nieknamed him Lin
colin" or this name he seemed proud and has
been known as Lincoln SmswOOd until his
death. He WAS a member Of John 1T. Myers Post,
ll3. He leaves SIX daughters, all married, and
scores Of other relatives.
HArHAwAY.-At Nantasket Beach, Mass, re-
Gently, William Bradford Hathaway, Lieutenant,
Co. c. Goth Mass. lie was "A we'll known business
man, and was the proprietor Of the Pacific House,
at Nantasket Beach, Mass, we'll being q
partner in several other hotels. His remains were
Inferred aJ East Bridgeport Mass, the home of his
childhood. He was a comrade beloved by all who
knew him. and generOust TO q fault. At the funeral
the tokens of affection in aOwer pieces from the
different societies to which he belonged were num-
erOus and beautiful amongst them that OF the
Eiks. MasOus, Odd Fellows. e.. r., Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company OF Boston, and the
29th Mass Regimental Association promi-
nent. He was a pensOner, aud leaves widow
and one child.
klpGWAA.-~At franklin EH.t June ii, George E.
Rdgway, Captain, Co. A, l2lst Pa, aged 81. His
death was the direct result Of injuries received
about 10 years ago By falling from seatfolding
a building no erecting iu Kansas, where he
then resided inuriEg his spine. He was severely
wounded at fredericksburg, receiving injuries
which compelled him Ia retire. He a member
of Mays Post, and that Post attended the funeral
in fall uniform as a mark Of respect 70 their dead
comrsde. He leaves wife.
DUNBAR.-At San Pedro, y. NJ, July H. e. III.
Dunbar, Co. l. oOth H.. aged .. His death was
caused by the falling of piece Of machinery In
one of the mines. lie was Commssary- Sergeant
when discharged at expiration of term of service.
COmrade Dunbar was member of the q. A. r., and
belonged To the Department. of Kansas. His re-
mains were inferred in the Mountain Cemetery at
san PedrO the funeral largely attended by
GAR, old soldiers, ex. COnfederates, and many
friends.
PINSEY.-At Washington, D. C., June q. Aaron
Pinuey, Captain, Co L. Sth Iowa Cav AT the time OF
his death Capt Pinney a clerk in the ONCE OF
the Second Auditor OF tho United States Treasury
and was highly esteemed BY his comrades and asso-
eiates. He y member of Geo G.. Meade Post,
5. Department of the Potomac. The remains were
inferred on his old hOmesleaa. Hartford,
Conn.
ELY.-At savannah Mo- May g. of oonsumption
Daniel J. Ely Co. f. 81 lad. Cav aged so. lie has
been for number of years a faithful member Of
Peabody Post, al. He was much beloved by his
comrades, but " we are glad 10 think that he now
fills place in the ranks of the q. A. r. immortal"
SULLIvAS.-At Lafayette. N. j., July II. Charles
+. sullivan, "a ". j. Cav, aged "a. COmrade Sui.
Ivan had served Officer of the Day OF Capt.
Walker Post 9S, ever since its organization, bar
ring term. The Iuueral under the
auspices of the Post.
PECK.-At Everett. Pa. July % J. B. Peck, Co.
i, 55th Pa, aged 90. He was discharged from tho
service on Surgeon certificate OF disability Com
rade Peck member Of Mai. w. Watson Poss,
s. but buried by Post 49,
DEYOL-At Orange, Cal, March 2, ~ NJ Devol
Co. T., 6lst n. Y. He was severely wounded at Fair
Oaks, slightly at Fredericksburg. and lost a leg AZ
Gettysburg. He was charter member OF Win
Robson Post. Sterling, m.
FRACHER-Nsar Cherry Grove, Mimi. July g Of
heart failure, William FraoheF, 18th I!. he was .
farmer by trade, aud member Of Waverly POst
Department OF Iowa. He was u pensiOner, and
drew the magnificent sum Of g per month.
BALLARD.-At Concord MINI. Aug. 4, Of apo
plexy, Kelsey Ballard, Sth Wis. (Eage Regimsnt),
aged 62. He former member of Burnside
Post, KassHn, Wis.
MCCALL--At Central Falls, II. J., June q, Of
dropsy Michael Mccall. Co Il. 2d n. 1. He was
member of Balon Post 8 Departments Of Rhode
Island. delegation from the Post attended his
funeral.
WOoD.-At Central Falls. r. L., July 49, OF sob
enns OF the brain, Anthony q. Wood, Co. III. 9th
RI
MORGAN-At JohnsOnbtrg, ". j. July %, VIII
liam j. Morgan, Cos. and j, 10Th Pa, aged 70.