The National tribune., 1892-03-17
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ABBOTT.-At Rennonsbur1 o. Feb Is DR. Ia.
| H. Abbott, Co. G.. 16Oth Ohio aged ~ years His
fatal disease cancer of throat and tor1ue fror,
| which he was a terrible sufferer for two months
| prior to his death He leaves a widow and chill
| VooKHEEs.-At Oipe. Kan, Feb s. OF Ia grimm.
ana pneumonia, David Voorhees,. Co d. fO,h Ind
"Eeu o.. ComTade voorhees, enlisted in 1851 At the
age Oh ~ and served three years. and participated
J In the following battles: Rich Mountain Va sill
Springs. Ky: Corinth aud BoOnviiIe MISC; Perry
vlie aDd Beach Fork, Ky; TulahOma and Mis-
| s'on Ridge, Tenn; Chickamauga "BuzzarI.1
| SOost," Kingston, Kenesaw Mountain Peach Tres
creek. and Atlanta, Ca He received a severe
wound in the leg below the isnee at Chickamao0e
ior which he drew pension for the last two years
part OF the time at SO and then st Sl2 per month
he was kind husband and fat her and good citzan
long time member Of the IT. E. Church. and
| also a member of Thomas James Post $50 tha
members Of which attended the funeral He leaves
widow and seven children. The children range
In ages from 10 years down to four weeks old and
| until Mrs Voorhees, can procure a pension thers
| is nothing to look to but their own efforts for 9
| BUsH.-At Middle Grove ". Y Feb. TIN. of dis
ease contracted in the service. Sidney Bush Co @,
izJth N Y, aged 81. When the country called for
men to defend the Hsulted flag he lef his home and
went forth to battle for the right He was second
to none In his loyalty and devotion to duty for his
/ couutry's cause. He had been a constant sufFerer
for nearly six years. but bore his pains with the
patience of true soldier and was al ways cheerful
and kind to ALL He was an earnest advocate of the
principles of Fraternity Charity and Loyalty; was
a member of apollo Commandery, of Troy ~ Y
| The Masonic fraternity attended Tue funeral in a
| body. he leaves one son.
kRITLEY.-At lion, ". Y, Feb. Is John B Krft-
| ley, aged g. Comrade KritIey was Familiarity
known as " Happy john" which truly WAS charao-
| terstic Of his alway5-good nature. He wa. born
Ia Germany, and coming to the United States whea
a young man he settled in Fulton County. On the
bresEing out of the rebellion he responded 10 the
dn6a fafi fah1 int
n. 7. for three years. He was engaged in many OF
the important battles of the and had an envf.
able record brave and fearless defender Of ths
| nag OF MS adopted country. He became residents
/ Of Hon % years ago. He was active and valued
| member of Chismore Post, no. and had the credIs
| Of getting more members than any other thrss
| members of the Post He had the honor of being
its Commander during 1890 He a consistent
member of the NJ. e. Church and also an active
temperance worker being member of the Illoa
Tent OF Rechsbites ll9. and of the Lodge Of Good
Templars- He leaves widow and one con.
NINEKIRR--At GAINESVILLE, o.. recently Charles
Ninekirk, Corporal, Co. A, 10th Ohio, aged 49, Hs
had been away from home during the day aaA
shortly after his return to his family, abou. 10
o'clock at night he was sitting on the edge OF his
bed playing with one Of his children when he fell
over onto the floor and expired instantly He 70.
oeived gunshot wound in the neck while In ths
service at Young's Point La for which he drew
small pension. He Was brave soldier, and ha
record "a such was honorable He n msmbss
of H8zletG Post. 81, under whose auspices hss
funeral was conducted. He leaves q widow aud
six children.
NILLEY.-At North wood N H.. Feb. g. C1srh
3. Wiley, Commander Of Charles III. Hoitt Poss
SO, Department of New Hampshire aged 81 Com.
rade Wiley was member Of Co. D. 18th ~ n,
He was good soldier, worthy Citizen Jealous
g. ar worker. and kind friend He was buried
by the Post, which, with the Relief Corps followed
him sadly to his grave.
BURGEss-At Townsend Mass Feb n stsphsn
Burgess, Co Z, 33d Mass. COmrade Burgess served
three years IN the war; and was faithful soldier.
He died under very sad circumstances. He dis
covered his budn 90 on fire. and the shock caused
him to fall dead, from heart disease. His youngess
daughter had gone to the village to be married,
and on her return found her father dead and sheig
homo in ashes The Townsend Memorial Assoeiar
ton and the comrades from Fitehburg, PeppereIi
and Groton Posts escorted his remains to the grave
HoTALIS.-At Evart, Mich, Feb 81 Of Brizht's
disease Daniel HOtalin, Co. II, 81 y. J. Cav, aged
SO. Comrade HOtslin enlisted In February 1861,
and was honorably discharged Sept. Is, 1854. He
was q prisoner IN Libby for eight months, where
he contracted the disease which finally terminated
in his death lie was respected by all who knew
him. he was followed TO his last resting place by
his comrades Of Sedgwick Post, 49, Of which he
a worthy member.
PEEDEw.-At Zanesville. o.. Feb. r. Orrin Per.
dew, Co. Z. 10Th Ohio, aged A. He was drawings
pension of Si2 per month under the old law aud
his fatal disease IS believed to have had its origin
In the service. He was good soldier, and his
record was of the first class. He leaves a widow
and three children He member of Hazlstt
Post and OF the Carpenters Union. The latter
Order took charge of his remains.
Observation-Disclosures Adamsville, o. Feb. q. of
complication of diseases, William Armstrong aged
SO. He served term of enlistment during the RAJ
beIIion SIS Sergeant Co Z, 160th Ohio. Although
old man when in the service, he efficient
soldier and seldom unable for duty Us va a
member of Fred Alsr Post, 4l2, and Of two OF
three other Orders. He of the Oldest
residents OF the community whers he died. and
was kghly-respected citizen. He leaves .
widow.
AIISoR.-At Woodbury., Conn. Feb. H. of COM
plicned rectal disease and general debility Of long
standing, the result OF exposure in the service,
cited by slight attack of la grippe, Frederick NJ
Minor, Co. j. ri Conn. H. 4. COmrade Minor was
within a few days OF ~ years Old and was born
In he house hA led AZ. had aS va adj
hers, with the exception of nearly three years
vice in Union army the place being held In the
family name for seven generations. He was mug
tered into service Sept. H. 1882 acted fifer for
Co. l. and received an honorable discharge for dis
ability contracted while following the fortunes az
the Army of the Potomac, June ), 1865. In 1879 he
became member of Wadhams Post 80, Water
bury. Conn. He leaves 3 widow and two
MICHAELs.-At LajOse, Pa, Feb. 10. David
MichaeIs. Co. C, 1O5th Pa, aged 49, He wss
member of John Telford Post, $50. and was burisd
under the auspices Of the Post.
DUvALL.-At Hot Springs, =. D., Dee n, 1891,
Abram Duvall.. aged CO. Comrade Duvsll was
private in Co. ID. 23d n. Y, and Co. e. 50th n. z,
and served in the army four years and one month.
He q constant sufferer from the results of army
service and never q peHsoner, but one wa8
granted him 80 days after his death. He had ne
relations in South Dakota, but kindly cared
for during his last sickness by Capt. Lucas, Supers
intendent of the South Dakota Soldiers HONS,
Hot Springs III there are any relatives of dee
ceased they viii please correspond with this Posk
OF which he was a member-Gen. Cr0cker Post 20,
Webster.
\
ham Amicl. He WAS r member OF Col. Jacob
smith Post. ~, which Post inferred the remains.
SaITH.-At his residence, three and = half miles
southwest of Atkinson, Neb.. Feb. II. Of hesrs
failure James o. Smith, aged So years. ComrSde
Smith buried by the members of Edward
Lenox Post, &c. of which he was worthy membee.
He served faithfully during the civil in CO. @,
9Th Mimi. from Aug. 20 1862 to July III, 1865. He
leaves q widow and five children.
TuoMPsoN.-At Wallace, Neb, Dec 81, o! 10
grippe, Moses r. Thompsoo, Co. Z, T7th ". 2,
aged Ga He enrolled Nov. 10, 1861, and VA
hOnorably discharged May 4. 1864. Columbisa
Hospital. by reason of Surgeons certificate of dsss
bity lie buried with military hoRors bT
Cody Post. He leaves three grown children.
AEsLEY.-At Rolls, Mo-. Feb. IL, of Ia grippe
snd pneumonia, John b. Ausey, aged 81 Com.
rade Ansey, enlisted Nov. Is. 1881, in Co. +, 1874
Ohio and discharged Nov. II. 1854. as Corpes
raj Co. b, 4th V. r. O., having served three years
He had been a constant sufferer during ali tbs
time since his discharge. but bore his pains with
the patience of q true soldier and wss always
cheerful and kind to all. He was an earnest advos
cate of the principles of Fraternity. Charity anz
Loyalty, and o member Of Henry Wilsoa
Post is9 and buried by that Posi- with milb
tary honors. He leaves q widow sad ons daugk
ter.
JoUDAS.-At Pea Ridge, Mo-. recently Of 10
grippe. O.. Wyatt Jordan, aged 81. Comrade JeFs
dan enlisted Dec. 8, 1862 private Co. G., Phelps
regiment, and was discharged May IL, 1862, having
se we'd five months He q member of Henry
wilson Post, IS9, and was buried by the Post