The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-10-06
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comrades-Wh'
Can Aid Them!


Can Aid Them!
ITO IYoUIRERs: There are now awaiting inser-
ton several hundred inquiries for addresses. As
each must take its turn. those received now can
appear for at least three months. Writers viii
please incloSe q two-cent stamp for use IN answer
ing inquiries by letter. BY watching our Reunion
columns the addresses of Secretaries who have regi-
mental rosters may be ascertained
Information or the addresses of the following
named persons are greatly desired for various
reasons:
HospITALs.-Ofcl clerk of Meredith Hospital during
April, 1862; by W. p Wells. Box 72s New Phladei-
phin OF the comrade who was nurse in the
Southern Hospital. Meridian, Miss. during Deeen-
ber 1864 md January 1865: by A. NJ. Cotton. Bige-
low. Kan.-Of anyone who knew of A. J. Curtice
being In the Campbell Hospital during 1868; by Mrs.
j. A. Curtiee, Smithfeld. OF William I. John
son, or anyone connected with u S. General Hosp:-
tai 10 at Nashville, Tenn. during the years lS6i-65
9. D.-OfC Capt. Robt. r. Shipgaw. or any person
who spent the Winter of in the Stanton Hos
pital by T. J. Stoaks Medina. O-Of DIR. Campbell,
ofthe Sixth Corps Hospital Drs Bronson and Evans,
of The Douglas Hospital, or the Surgeon in charge
Of Douglas Hospital in 1862. who lived at the resi-
Stephen Eo w ny n
smallpox hospital at Memphis. Tenn. and Of =
Glover who was at the Union Hospital, Memphis,
Innlso ns Thomas Hodges. 9th H., by Eli
G. Edwards, Louisville, Ill.-Of any member OF
Go. c, sOth Ill.,; by Louis schlinger, Fort Scott.
kHn.--DI inc sergeant Oh To- ID, lSlu lis I'M,
who was with writer at Chattanooga Tenn, in
May. 1864: by d. P. Morris. Pine Grove. KAN
OF any member Of Co. II, 3st Ill; by j. A. Rice,
Alton, Mo.-Of John Wesley Hicks. goth H.,
by Mrs. NJ. G. Hicks. Walnut Ridge, Ark of
James Henry Barrow Co. F. 18th III. Cav; when
last heard rom was in Greenfield ILL.,; by John T.
INDTANA-of Corpl Stone and serg't Daniels.
of 3sth Ind; by John c. Hays, Greenville, O..
OF the Captain and comrades of Co ]. 5lst Ind; by
Miss Mary Hittenbrook, Greenville, 0.
IOwA-Of George Cotton, who Is supposed to
have enlisted from Iowa; by w. b. Quinby.
Waverly, Iowa.-Of orderly-sergeant and Dervn
Downer, of Co. A. Res. Bat, 18th Iowa; by John
II. TYSON, 1924 Eighth avenue. New York City
OF Gabriel Johnson, Co. g. 20 Iowa; by Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Johnson iii Harrison street, Topeka
Kan.
MASSACHUSETTS. of anyone who knew George
Root, Co. H. 2lst Mass and knew OF Ills being In,
jured while in the service; by Miss Emma Root, 81
Gardner street, Springfield. Mass.-Of Capt. p
J. Coosey and Second Lieut.. Walter s. Fowler. OF
Co. F. 5th Mass; by William c. Golf, Little Fails
NY
hIIscELLAsEous.-Of any comrade who knew
Siias H. Henderson, and tell what company
and regiment lie served in; by Mrs. Amanda l.:
Henderson. Oxford Miss-Of Miles Bulger said
to be in Kansas; by John Pruitt, Toccopola. Miss.
of any comrade of Herbert Bailey, who is sup
posed to have belonged to Co. 10 l2h O S. Inf;
by Henry F. Hines, Gbert's Mills. n. Y.-Of
Robert Hess and Penrose Frank; by c. Naragon
Crystal Micf-Of Edmund Aiken, who when
last heard from in Pensacola, Fla; by e.
Aiken, Omega. Ark.-of George Leily, who
served four years in Battery /, LIST U. S. Art, and
who was discharged at Fort Lowell, Ariz, June 6,
1890; by John L. Lcily, care of Thomas j. Newly,
Santa Monica, Cal.--Of Miss Florence Booth; by
Edward G. Jacobs. 2ls I;as, Ninety-ninth street,
New York Cily.-of Richard NJ. V. Withrow; by
Lucy D. Withrow. Raymond City, w. Va-Of
David Sexton, who enlisted In the Confederate
service, and who was thought to have been killed
at the battle of Gettysburg; by William Sexton.
Stissng. n. Y.-Of Samuel S. Bunce. who enlist.
ed from Morgan County, ILL.,, I'm 1861, and served
three years. engaging i'm the battles of Pttsburg
Landing Shiloh, and Corinth; by e; Petit Bunce;
Mound Station. Il.-of C. Fl; Barber; late OF
Reading Pa or any of his heirs; by A. C. Stephen,
Box 81. Sosberry, Ind.
MIssouRL-Of Dan Parker. who served in the
Missouri Ar1ery p and ess n the scoed
NAvAL.-Of William NJ. Devine. alias Michael
Deviue, who belonged to some gunboat in 1864.
Passport, Tenn; by F. NJ. Johnson Portland. Mo.
of any survivors Of the gunboats Tyler. Mo-
nongahela or Csrondalet; by William ID. Mathes,
Jewell City, Kan-Of any shpmate of Jacob
Trout who tell on what vessel he served at the
battle of Mobile Bay by Mrs. r. A. Trout Blairs-
town. Iowa.
j. by PIERCE Curby, 304 Third st., East Liverpool.
NEW YoRK-of Paul J. Fitzsimmons Co. l. 164th
N Y; by J. s. Mcdaniel. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
OF Charles Z. Craig, Co. K, l16th N. Y, who when
last seen. was working as day laborer in Middle
port. o.; by John F. Downing, Box 2s6, Middleport.
OH1o-Of Martin Igleburger. 63d Ohio; by Eli
G. Edwards. Louisville, Ill.-Of any member OF
the Both ONO; Dy u. w. DrOOuy, upper dIaue, W.
Va.-Of Samuel Whitaker. who with the
writer at Camp Chase. Ohio, In 1852; by VIM. II.
Belts, South Norwalk, Conn.-Of II. G. Hays,
alias Calvin Hays, Co. Il, doth Ohio by John G.
Hays Greenvlle, Or John Baskerville,
Co. Il, 9Th Ohio; by Mary Baskerville, West
Covington. Ky.-Of any comrades of John Holt
day, who served in Co. +, 10th Ohio; by Della
Buell., Box 142. Washington, OF Samuel Ha-
yer, Co. T., 18th Ohio; by Harry Caldwell, Garrett,
Ind.-Of James Parker Elliott, Co. b. 54th Ohio,
who when last heard from member of n
GA r. Post at San Bernardino Cal; by Nathaniel
Elliott, Camden, OF Capt. r. j.. Southworth,
Co. f. liIth Ohio, any of his heirs; by g. H.
Grosvenor, Athens, OF any person who knew
Eugene smith, of Co. G, It'll Ohio Cav, and knew
of his being kicked by a horse while the regiment
was near Winchester, KY, in the Fall of 1868; by
John T. Booth, Station G. Cincinnati o.
PESNsYLvANIA.-Of Samuel s. Doswald, who en-
listed from Philadelphia, Pa. by Fl. p. Glospin,
Oxford, Mch.-Of John Kregel, who served in
Pennsylvania artillery by J. G.. Marshall, Madison,
Ind--of Abram Grafiins, Co, b. 18th Pm; by w.
l.. Hershey Chckics, Pa.--Of Capt. j. Il. Powers,
or any member of Co. f. 10th Pa who knew
Harrison Murphy, who was taken prisoner at
Farmville. Va. April ], 1865; by Isaac Murphy,
244 East Main street, Uniontown Pa.
u. s. c. T.-Of Capt Johnson and Lieut.. Fifer,
Co X I35th U. S. G. T.. by Manson South, Mar
veil Ark-Of any member of Co. f, 26th U. 8.
c. IT,, who knew William Fox; by Mrs. Henrietta
Wilson, 1915 East Forest avenue, hIaysvile. Ky.
WIsCoNsIN.-Of John Cannon, First Lieutenant,
Co K 25tb Wis, any comrade of Co. X who
knew the writer; by William w. Putnam, Wnona,
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