The National tribune., 1892-02-04
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Alfred Williams aged IS. His fnnersl was largely
attended by G.. d. Bailey Post. Of which he q
member COmrsgis Williams and his twin brother
enlisted IN the 1th y Y, n. A. in 1868. Their namos
were Doth A. Williams. and through neglect or
carelessness Of the mastering officer his name
NOT Put on the muster roll, consequently he was
never mustered IN SILL no vas one of the best
SOLDIERS ~ the regiment performing his duty we'll
and faithfully, aud never received q cent from The
NoVeTnment 70 supply the wants 81 his needy fam
~ at home. Comrade Williams never shrank from
9n'y Ht any time or place. Al the mine explosion
ia Hont Of Petersburg i'm 1884. he was taken pris-
Ouer. and remained In a rebel prison Den FOR iva
months, whore he endured the most friebtr,l ds-
prlvatio 'is when exchanged, the strong, hand
some soldier bad wasted away TO mere shadow
OF his former self and WAS reduced by suffering
and pFivtiion that he could hardly be- recognised
by hts nearest friends soon after being exchanged
he obtained permission TO return tn his northern
home When within three miles from home fhe
could not get any conveyance being im she niaht)
ne was Obliged 20 crawl on his hands and knees
more than half the distance being uuable 10 walk
through weakness. Hs was an honest and upFighs
citizen, aud did al in his power 10 support hs
family. but has never been we'll and strong AFTER
his regiment was discharged. he summoned 10
washington and mustered iu, and mustered out
the same day and received pay for bis services
Of pension
o. BRrEy.-As Boulder. Colo. Jan "a. John II.
Ohrivn. Co. +, Sth H.. aged -. In Sherman's
march 10 the sea. Comrnds o. Brisn contracted
consumption. which has nov taken him away from
as. us es'iInabe wife and three have tho
nsaFuelb sympathy Of the entire community.
Comrsde OBrien WAS a true and noble man. hon.
ored by his County and highly esteemed BY al
who knew him. lie had a pleasant cheerful dis
position, a warm heart. and a good word for all
May rest, peace aud heaven be bis,
WARSER.-At Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 2. Peter
Warner, aged So ComTada Warner was born ln
SandusEy County. o. At the outbreak OF the ra-
beliton he entered the navy, serving in the Mis-
sissippi Gunboat Fleet under Admiral Porter. GA
me KnnbOHL CarondOlet taking part in the running
OF the batteries at Vic<sburg aud IN the Red River
expedition. After the war be and wife went to AZ
RIGA in the interest Of the Missionary Society stay
w = Ia rnfw uadh
1915 they located in Los Angeles Cal He soon Do
came Identified with the Grand Army, and was
loyal worker He held various Offices in Prank
BartIsit Post, No. 8. and was buried BY bis Post
with military hOnors. The cortega was lod by tie
veteran Fiis and Drum Corps, add a arinR party
gave salute a. his remains we're lowered INTO ths
grave.
ADMINISTRATION South Point. o.. Jan {, Of
asthma contracted in the servics. John t. Ander-
son. aged SO COmrade Anderson was born In
Virginia, aud emgrated 70 Ohio when quito young.
/ He served IN Co. A, l8Sth Ohio. He was a good
soldier and also q good citizen q charter
member Of Ed = owen Post $50 aud was a rnsul-
Der Of the south Point Baptist Church for az years.
Of The Post being in attendance. He leaves . vito
/ and nine children,
| HAAProS.-At Long Branch. " j.. Jan. 4. Of
| disease contracted while in tho service, Grandin
/ Hampton, Co. d. 18th ". j. COmrade Hampton
I served In the Array Of the Potomao-ths sixth
\ Corps He was member Of Q. X. Hall Post, fl,
/ AsbuTy Park; also, Asbury Lodge r. q A. NJ.
/ He was buried under the auspices OF the Post His
/ widow died the next week after his death. He
leaves family Of eight children, four Of them being
small.
sIHoSs AT Avoca. " Y. Jan. 8, o. A. simona,
lst y. Y. Cav. aged 50 The Colonel" was
I faithful member of Marcy Post. SOL and his
mains were laid to rest by hts comrades.
/ BErrs--At Harrisburg, Pa. David r. Belts.
COmEade Belts enlisted for three years in Co. X,
f9th Pa, and served till tile close OF the
He was an ardent Methodist, and always exhOrted
those around him 60 abstain from any wrong thing.
/ We loved him for his honest caudOr.
PICKERIsG.-At Rochester,. ~ r.. Dec q, OF
rheumatism contracted In the service, George A
Pickering. aged 81. Hsenlisted in 1852 and served
until The close OF tbs war IN Co. =, SD Mass. rising
from the rank Of private TO First Lieutenant. he
was In tho Army Of the Potomac and with
sherman IN his grand march TO the sea. ne was .
member Of Sampson Post, %.
TRAIyOR.-AE Central Falls r. T.. Dec. .. tho
result OF accident, VIM Trsinor. Co. G. 3sl z. Z
H. A., aged 50. COmrads TrainOE accidentally fell
down flight of stairs with fatal result.
MCFADDEN.-At LOnsdale, r. T., Jan. 4, John
McEadden. Co. ID, 9th r. J., aged s.. COmFads
McFadden was a member OF BallOu Post. 3. a dele
CATION from which attended the funeral and escorted
the remains TO the grave.
FOLLETT-As Tho Rhode Island Soldiers Home,
Bristol, r. l.. Jan. II, Henry FOllett Co b. Ilth
/ r l. His remains were taken 20 Central Fails,
r. T., and Inferred in Massachusetts Cemetery
Francisco Co r. ttith N. Y. On 4ns. l5 800.
COmrade Francisco was injured BY the apsstling
|, OF wagon, and since that time he WAS unable 10
lie down, but had to repOse in a chair.
OTTENOT.-At Buffalo, ". X, Jan. g Of pneu-
monia, Francis OttsnOt. Co. n. 2lSt ". T. aud 3th
, NY His funeral was attended by many Of bhs
Observation-Disclosures Post, 3, in full uniform, OA
which he was a member.
, SIrTLE.-As Los Angeles, Cal, Dec % Casper
Sittle. musician 9Th y. 3 Cav. He was a member
OF Frank Bartlett Post 8.
!, KKNr.-At Los Angeles. CAL. Jan. =. Thomas
Kent, a member Of Provost Guard Battalion Of
. Kentucky Infantry. COmrade Kent was a mem
Der Of Frank Bartlett Post and his remains Wero
, buried with military h0nOFs by his Post.
| BEFJAMIS.-At Psiersbam, Mass, Dec. 10 Of
heart disease, ]. Benjamin, aged o. He was q Cor
! poral in Co ?, SD Mass. NJ. and member Of
D.
; pleasant, genial kindhearted, aud was a good
soldier.
Eldrdge, Co. G.. 12th n. j. COmrade Eldridge died
after q long illness.
MooDY-At Viroqua, via. Dec 8, Of paralysis
? Hiram Moody, Co. c. 18th Wis aged 30. He wa,
born in fOpsham, Me- was q cOnsf lent member o.
D the Methodist Church for over SO years; ono
of the old Abolitionis,s Of the Muskingum Valley
Ohio; served three years IN the 18Th Wis, and wal
[ wounded at Shiloh. He was afterwaFd taken pFis
? Oner, but escaped the prison pens by parOis
: and exchange. He also gave two sons to the seFV
~ / ice one of which was killed IN battle.
BRINDHORsT.-At Mobile, Ala, Jan. g Ferdinand
= BriudhOrst. Co. ID, 55th ". X. Deceased was
Q prisoner in AndersOnvie, and lately was EranteS
o n pension He was a charter member OF GfOldyFooC
r Post, and was buried by tho Post In the Nationa
Cemetery.
, beer aged 81 He first enlisted in the I'd Wis. Cav.
a and then re-snlisted in Co. A. I'D Wis He was i'm
Iured in the back BY the Mine explosion at Mobile
= Ala, aud that was the causs OF his death He wa
o member Of Sylvester Wheeler Post 20, and wa
y buried with Post hOnors.
= ROTHER.-At sac City, Iowa, Dec. 81. Of hear
a disease and IN grippe, r. NJ. ROther. He serves
~ three years in Co. l., An Iowa Cav, and was
r active member of Gen. VIM. T. sherman Post 81
,, His remains were taken To Hampton, Iowa, hi
former home aud there inferred
A. / CAMPBELL--At Upton, Iowa, recently, OF asthms
Alex. Campbell Co. 9. 2d Iowa, aged 3d. He wa
= a member of VIM. Beaver Post. ITO, under th
:, auspices of which the funeral services held
r. RYAN-At POmeroy, Wash, Jan. Is. ThOmR
= / RYAN. Co. T. 5th N Y. TT. A. COmrads Ryan en-
- | tered the service Dec. 25 1858. and musiere
out July IS 1850. At the time of his death he wa
lt Commander of Mcdowell Post, y, Department. q
g Washington and Alaska.
"a ROLLJNs-At st. MaTy's, Kan, recently. Of dis
ease contracted while in the service, John NJ. Ro
> Iins Co. d. Sd U. 8. G. T., aged So He leaves DIV
Of children.
le | ALExASDER.-Riehard Alexander died on Oe
w ! IL very suddenly, Of heart disease. His viii
: sends as this account of his death, but does no
' give his postofioe State. She also fails 10 men
~ ton his observation-disclosures.
ID THURBER.-At Summer, Wis, Geo. w. fhurbel
"a Co J. 6Lh Wis, aged 81 He WAS typical America
=, soldier and performed his part nObly 70 win Oh
- IaureIs the old Iron Brigade wears. He was 4
~ the battles of Gainesville, Bull Run. south Mount
20 ain, Antietam, Fredericksburg. ChanceiOFsvilll
Gettysburg, Mine Run, the Wilderness, and serve
of his time in Libby Prison, Belle Isle, Salisbury an
N other rebel prison pens COmrRde Thurber b,
longed to Co. 9th Wis, which had killed iH batt
NS and lost by death from wounds 81 men, or MOI
.. than killed in 10 whole regiments who
d. went from the State of Wisconsin. He leaves
re wife and six children.
ia WHEELER.-At Morris H.. Jan. 9, Of apOpIexl
Jacob Wheeler aged 81 C0mrade Wheeler enliste
in RESPONSE President Lincoln firss call Tor ms
Is for three month"; service, on May -, lSGL IN %