The National tribune., 1892-06-23
TIE QUESTION SQUAD.
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Can Aid Themi
ITO IEQUIRERs: There awaiting insss-
ton several hundred inquiries for addresses As
each must take its turn. those received now can
not appear for at least three months. Writer'S will
please inclose q two-cent stamp for In answer
ing inquiries by letter.
Information or the addresses Of the following
named persons are greatly desired for various
reasons:
ILLIsors-of Capt. Corbett, John @. Miller, and
Henry Kelley, CO. b, 9Th Ill. Cav; by Charles b.
by NJ. r. Sexton, Independence, Kan.-Of Rich
ard s. Richardson Co. /, 18th H.; by Abby Cole
TrempeaIeau. Wis-0f name OF Captain Co. A,
by Isaac Eyer 2ls South Unionable, Pusblo, Colo.
IHDIAsA.--Of jeremiah Cronin, Sd Ind. Cav; by
E. @. c., Asa enst Seventh street, Wilmington, Del
KEgTUCKY.-Of John C.. Hines. Co. T, I'd KY.
Cav: by Mrs. E.. J. Hines, Etna. Ill.
MIcHIGAN.-of w. Wells, Co. G. 10th Mich. Cav;
by Charles Wells, Palmer Lake, Colo.--of Co. NJ,
10Th Mich. Cav; by j. ID. Clark, Fort Smith, Ark.
MIsCELLAyEoUs-OfC Confederate Captain Gillen,
taken prisoner at Coyd's Mountain May, 1864 and
taken to Columbus, o.; by p. Ii. Erelass. Mason
City, Hl.-of mother, sister. or other heirs of
Lieut.. Oliver ID. Erickson, Co. e, 55th Ill; also
members of family of Squire A. Wright Co. F,
55th ILL.,; by Joseph Hsrtsook, Secretary, 55th ILL.,,
Davenport, Iewa.-Of company Theo. Smith,
also his address; by Z. r. Smith, Deer Park, L. l..
n. Y-Of Charles Murphy and Pete Forrest,
formerly Of Brownsville. Tex; by Henry Coble.
Ashton. Ill.
M1ssoURI-Of DR.. John Yoeman, eth Cav. NJ. 8.
NJ; by b. F. Miller. Reno. Moor Co. ID, I'D
Mo- who knew Andrew Dabnsy; by w. II. II.
Williams, Shell Knob, Mo.
NAvAL.-Of George Finis of o. s. steamer Ada
Gibbs; by Edward Earl. Spring Valley, N. Y
or Frank Sawyer, of q. s. steamer Potomac during
1884 and beginning of 1865; by N. I. Hamlin, Wal
pole, Mass.
NEW YoRK-Of Fred Shaw and Christian Loffisr.
Co. e s6th N. Y; by Conrad Wesseman, Grants
ville Md.-Of John III. Lockwood Tor any of his
family, Co. A. oath N. Y. Cav; by j. II. Deal.
Owosso Mich.-Of Co. G, I3lst N. Y; by Henry
Johnson care Isabella Kellogg. 2i33 Second ave-
nue., N. Y.-Of John and Edward Smith, former
y OF Albany. N Y; last heard from at Fort Wayne,
terry /, Sd N. Y. l.. A., who knew tho writer during
tho yellow fever epidemic at New Berne, N. c.;
by NJ. r. Harrington, Cornwall, Ontario, Canada.
of August Haling. who enlisted from New
York City; by James C. Eaton. Stockton CAL
0HIo-Of Silas p. Hawk Co. b. 10th Ohio; by
w. III. Hardesty, 707 fillmore street. Bloomington.
Ill.-Of resting place of Charles G. Roberts, Co.
ID, 123d Ohio. killed at Hatcher's Run. March 81,
1865; by Pitt Stevens Fayetteville, Ark.
PENNsYLvANIA-Of company of Andy Ma9iil,
who enlisted from Pennsylvania; by Jas. Crombs.
Salem, >. g.
REauLARs-of Ilth U. 8. who knew the writer
during 1862 G5 ut Fort Independence. as permanent
Post Teamster; by Charles Hoffman, Wayfand.
Iowa.-Of 10Th U. s. G. T.; by II. @. Foote, 3s2
w. Lake street, Chicago, Ill.
enlisted in Union army ut Memphis; by Elizabeth
J. Bennett, Jolietville, Ind.--Of Lieut.. Green,
Co. Is. 9Th Tenn; by ]. 7. Mcmillan Boz Il5. Lex
ipGton, Ore.
TExAs-Of d. z. F. Jones; last heard from was
in Houston. Tenn; by Alex. MeColm, Soldiers
Home Dodge City, Kan.
WIsCossIN-Of Co. F. 18th Wis; by John CuE
bert, Thomiiton, Kan.