The National tribune., 1892-04-07
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BRUcE.-At Fftchburg Mass Jan IA Abel Bruca
| was taken prisoner at battle of Balls Bluff aud
| taken 10 Libby Prison, where he was confined four
months After being paToed he returned 10 che
army and was severely injured at battle Of Seven
fines and was discharged for disability. 70. the
| Iass "a years has been confined TO the house. nos
aoie 10 waIE out OF doors without assistance, and
| was a great sufferer.
McKEEvER.-At Sisters Hospital, Pueblo. Colo,
recently, Thomas McKeever. Co. A, An Pa. Ger
= iosI, ut So per month. This certificate and other
papers eionging to the deceased are in the hands
OF Patrick Comarford, of Pueblo. Colo. who would
| be glad to hear from the family or relatives Of
Comrade Mekeever.
| MUSsoy.-At Council Bluffs. Iowa. Feb 49, Jacob
n. Munson. Co. i. lst Iowa Cav. lie q valu-
| and the funeral services were under the auspices
| OF Abe Lincoln Post, 20. He was an excellent citi-
zen and devout member of the b. z. Church.
| Thus the old veterans pass down to The front and
| over into the great beyond.
| PRATT-At Peterboro. n. Y, March g. of braia
trouble result OF Ia grippe LIE Roy A. Pratt, Co. "a
| oth ~ Y Cav. aged 10. He was a member of Til
Iinghast Post, Morrisvilie, winch Posi- attended his
| funeral He enlisted in 1861 and served four years.
re:eniIsting on the field. About year ago he
| ceived pension of sI2 per month. He was a good
| soldier and respected citizen. widow two
| daughters and son are Iefs.
| DEAE:-As Groton, Conn. Feb. IA, Of paralysis,
4 aundE D. lean. 70. r, 10Th Conn. aged 81. Com
rade Dean died after two years. and nine months
suffering. He was q survivor OF AndersonvilIe and
Florence, being prisoner for over 10 months. He
was member of W. w. Perkins Post A. under
whose auspices the funeral was held He leaves .
| widow.
| LYoSs.-At Worcester Mass March . Of pa
raiysls and heart failure. Patrick NJ. Lyons Of
| Co. b. 57th Mass Comrade Lyons enlisted Jan. 4,
| 1864, and was mustered out July 30 1865. He was
member Of George H. Ward Post. 10.
SLEEPER-At Waleott, Conn. recently, OF disease
contracted while In the service. ID ID. Sleeper Co.
| j., llth VT Art. He was a member OF George 2.
Foster Post. 81: He viii be greatly missed by the
comrades of his Post. as his manner and genial
| ways always gave him welcome.
hERsEY-At Montreal, Can, Feb. I. John Eu-
q native of South Reading. Mass, and served
| throughout the war. He vas n member of Han.
| cock Post. lO5. Department of Vermont, and dur
| Ing 1891 he was Quartermaster.
IGLE.-At Sparta, ILL.,, Feb. ID James IgIc Co. 7,
| 10Th H., aged Is. He was a worthy member OF
Sparta Post ISl. and the Post attended his funeral
| In body.
LISx.-At Gothenburg Neb, Feb 10. of the grip,
Hugh AL Linn, Co. q. 10th Mass, aged IS. He was
charter member of Thos Martin Post. zoo. G. A. R..
and was highly esteemed by all who knew him.
EIcHESoUE.-As Vallona, Ind, Feb II, of pneus,
monia, Philip Eichenour Co I. 31st Ind, aged 50.
| He was born in Baden. Germany. He was a MEM
| Der of Ira b. Harrell Post, 5i8.
EYNos.-At Pleasanton Kan. Feb. 10. John Ely,
| non, Co. ID, l79th NY. He was q member of Jewell
Post, 8.
| LASCAsTRR.-At South williamsport Pa, March
Is, OF eryspelas, Frank j. Lancaster, Special Ex-
anliner U. 3. Pension Department, and late Firss
Lieutenant Co. G. 18th Mass Comrade Lancaster
had just returned to his family, leave, after
absence OF nearly one year at Bangor, Me-, where
he had been on duty Special Examiner. and died
after an illness of eight days. He buried By
Eneampment A., Union Veteran Legion. of which
he was charter member, delegation from Reno
Post 81, participating. Comrade Lancaster was for
many years. In the Adjutant General Office, Wash
ington, ID. G.
NYaAN.-At Mountaindale, Pa. Feb. %, the re.
suit OF a railroad accident, jacob Nyman. aged AZ
He enlisted Aug l, 1854 in Co. /, 18th Pa, and
served till June 2, 1865. He a member Of
David TroxeiI Post 421, at Glasgow Pa and .
member of Camp S., Patriotic Order OF the Sons Of
America. and also n member of the knights of the
Golden Eagle, and consistent member of the
First NJ u. Church. He WAS highly respected by
all who knew him. He was conveyed to his last
resting place by the three Orders.
PEYToS.-Near Rural Dale, o.. March A. Joseph
T. Peyton. Co. ID, 18th Ohio, aged CO. His death
was caused by falling off load of straw and the
sled running over him. He was found in an insen-
sble condition and died about two days aferward,
having never recovered consciousness. He
listed Aug. 30. 1862, and was discharged May 20.
1860. His military record was in every respect
honorable. He was wealthy farmer, owning over
500 acres of land In a body. He leaves a widow
and six children. His funeral was conducted by
the Odd Fellows.
HENDRICKs.-At Louisville, KY, recently. John
W. Hendricks, Co. G.. 9Th XIV. Comrade Hendricks
received five wounds in different parts of his body
at the storming of Mission Ridge on Nov. Is 1865,
He was pensioned at the rate of S24 per month and
was q eomrade in good standing of the August
Which Post. l32. He leaves a widow and five
by his Post.
LoUDEBMLcH-At Wyoming. Iowa, JAN %,
Joseph Loudermch, aged Y. On Aug. 9, 1852, he
enlisted in the l0lst Ohio, and on JAM 3, 1864 he
was mustered out at Bridgeport Ala, by reason OF
disability. His regiment belonged to the Four
teenth Corps Army of the Cumberland, and par
ticpated in the campaigns from Louisville and
murfreesboro to Nashville the battles of Stone
River, Mission Ridge. Chattanooga and Lookout
Mountain. He was good man and q member OF
the NJ. E Church. He buried by Ben Paul
Post. He leaves a widow. one daughter and three
sons.
SToRY-At South Glens Falls, " Y, March Fl,
of cancer in stomach, Henry Story, Co. ID, 18th N.
Y, aged IS. Comrade Story man beloved
by all who knew him. A kind husband and low
ing father. and ever ready to lend helping hand
to a comrade and the poor. He was charter
member of s. B. Little Post 600, from which he
will be greatly missed. He was conveyed to his
final resting place by the comrades OF the Post He
leaves q widow and three daughters.
PETEKIELA :, Laredo NO; maIen !; James ga, a.
g. 1851 for three years in Co. b. ed Mo-, and serv
ed his time out He was captured at the battle OF
Shiloh April g. 1852, with Gen. Premises Division,
and was held q prisoner six months and - days.
during which time he contracted diseases which
resulted in his death. He was a consistent men,
Der of the Christian Church, and died as he lived.
He WAS a Mason in good standing. and that Order
took charge of the funeral services.
SINsABAUGH.-At Washington. D. c.. March z,
Lewis W. A. Sinsabsugh. aged So years. He was
First Sergeant, Co. A. 18th Ohio His remains were
taken to Zanesville o., where the funeral services
took place, and interment near his old home- He
held a Government position in one of the Depart
nents at the time of his DEATH He leaves family.
WHrrNEY-At Gardiner, Mass. March l, Asaph
r. Whitney Co. X, 36th Mass He was the oldest
member of ID. G. Farragut Post, ll6, and was one
of the oldest veterans in the line of March In tina
National Encampment in Boston, August, 1880.
He was born in Gardiner, Aug. 81. 1877 Funeral
services held at his late residence. and d. G.
Farragut Post attended in body. He leaves'a
widow and an adopted daughter.
COTToN-At Western Branch, National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Learenwort5,
Kan March . Edward Cotton, 4th Cal. aged 81.
Comrade Cotton had been a great sufferer for the
last IS months from 81 cancer OF the breast, which
he bore with sodery fortitude. and at last sue
cumbed to the inevitable.
KETH-At North Cambridge, VT, March %,
Unite w Keith, aged 50. Comrade Keith was
member of Co. e. 18Th Vi, and worthy conTads
of Post 10, Cambridge. The Post attended his
burial in body. He was ,struek down with apo
plexy very suddenly.
MERwIN.-Near Piltsburg, Pa recently, of heart
failure, Todd Merwin, Co. F, 9Th Ohio Cav His
remains were brought to his home in Duke Cen
ter Pa, for interment, March Is. He was q menu
Der of j. H. Mullen Post, $50. He leaves q widow
and one child.
RuasARGER-Near Thompsontown. Pa, Mon-
day. March H. of complication OF diseases.
Thomas Rumbarger, Co. +, Hist Pa, aged 90. he
was a kind, Christian friend and neighbor. He
leaves a widow, three sons and one daughter.
None knew him but to love him.
RoUND.-At Winfield, ". Y, OF disease OF the
heart, contracted in the service. Serg't Joseph b.
Round. Co. b, I2lst ". Y, aged 81.
HACKETT.-At Houlton, Me-, Feb. 10, First Lieuk
James III. Hacl,ett. Co. F. 18th Me, aged 70. Com
rade Hackett was a charter member Of Addison 2.
Russell Post 49,
SANTMIRE.-At Prescott Wis, March 10. OF apo.
plexy Levi Santmire, aged 81. He WAS member