The National tribune., 1892-07-14
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MCCURLEY.-Near Columbus Junction lows.
June IL, of general debility and tumor OF tho
stomach. John V. McCuriey, Battery b. LIST Pa. l..
A.. aged 3d. He participated in the seven days
battle before Richmond. and at the second battle OF
Bull Run was wounded by q shell, which caused
him 10 lose his right leg. After that misfortune he
WAS discharged Oct %, 1862. He was . carriage
smith by trade, and was a consistent member Of
the Congregational Church. de leaves q widow
and two children.
YoUEe.-As Clayton. ". J.. June 1s suddenly.
member Of 5. Miles Post. Is CLAYTON ''' was
LYoSs.-At Trenton, ". j.. June 8. of paralysis,
Charles Lyons. aged SO. Deceased was one of The
oldest members of the Grand Army. He had
served in three wars, and accompanied Com.ao-
dore Perry to Japan when the latter made the
treaty with Japan for port of entry for the United
the Mexican and Florida wars he carried musket.
He was native Of Ireland, bu. came TO this eoun-
try when young man.
STEPHESsoN.-Near Bloomington. Ind. June Is,
Of cancer of the face George Stephenson, aged SO.
Comrade Stephenson enlisted in Co. A. 9Th lad I,
August, 1852 and was severely wounded ut Keno
wound he was ever after a bad cripple. He was q
brave soldier and an honest man.
ALDERMAs.-At Beaverton, Ore, recently. Al
bert $. Alderman, Co. c, Independent Battalion Of
Cavalry aged g. He enlisted in September 1853,
and was discharged at Fort Smelling, In June 1856
He was member of the Grand Army
BRowy.-At Sub Rosa, Ark, May 2, john ".
Brown, Captain, Co. I, 18th Kan. Cav, aged s.
Comrade Brown enlisted a private Sept. %,
1863; was discharged June l. 1865, as Captain. and
was seriously wounded during the war. The fol-
lowing resolutions were passed by his Post:
Resolved, i, That in the death of Comrade Brown
the community has lost q good citizen. the family
afecfionate husband and father. Green Post
q Jealous comrade. 2 That this Post extend to
q copy Of these resolutions be presented TO the
family and q copy spread upon the records OF the
Post, also one furnished THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
for publication.
WAssos.-At Monmouth, Ill, june Of scftening
of brain and paralysis. John B. Wasson. Co. ], Sd
Mass. II. A. Comrade WATSON was member Of
George II. Ward Post. 10, Worcester. Mass
BUCK.-At Saranac, " Y, June 81, of consunp-
ton. asthma and rheumatism, Charles Buck. Co.
ii. 69th n. Y. BE was q membero of George q.
Ward Post, TO- Worcester, Mass Comrade Buck
had been q great sufferer from these diseases for
years. and left Worcester Sunday, June 90 accom-
panied by his brother, to go to the home Of ais
parents in Saranae. He will be greatly missed, for
he was loyal to his Post TO the last.
PAYToE.-At Tecuuseh, Okla, June II. r I.
Psyion, Second Lieutenant, Co. ID: 18th Ky. He
leaves wife and seven children. He was a MEM
Der of Phil Harvey Post, 60 Department. Of Kansas,
and that Post passed the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the Post tender to the widow and
orphans of our late comrade heartfelt mpathy
for them in this their hour of trial.
Resotred, That the altar and charter OF this Post
be draped, and the members wear their badges
draped for the period CT 30 days. out Of respect to
the memory OF our departed cOmrade.
Resotred, That copy of these resolutions be
spread on the minutes OF the Posi-. and copy Do
SNYDER.-At Sullivan, Mo-. recently. OF diseases
resulting from injuries received In the service,
Theodore NJ Snyder. aged 81. He enlisted Aug;
49, 1852, in Co. f, 3ist Mo-, and was discharged
March g. 1865. 1t may be said to his credit that he
was father of Post 324 at Sullivan. he being the rsb
to gather up the names and TO collect the required
To 40 fNra hart a q
several children. all grown. He was buried by
Post 324. of which he was charter member, and
at the time Of his death Chaplain.
GARRETr.-At Sullivan, No., recently, Of disease
contracted in the service, Levi Garrett, Co. i, 10Th
Mo-, aged Sc. He leaves a wife and six childrea,
and was drawing a pension under act of juno q.
$780, He was laid to rest by Post S24, of which
Post he was charter member.
CARY.-At Caryyille. Pa. June II, of chronic d.
arrhea contracted while in the service, A. H Cary
Captain Co. II. 58th Pa He mustered in Oct
l. 1861 and discharged for disability Aug. 81. 1852.
In 1872 he was appointed Postmaster OF Caryviiie,
which position he held TO the day Of his death.
He was q member Of the church and died as he
had lived-a good Christian and kind father and
husband, beloved by all who knew him. The fu-
Bronson, Chaplain Of j. r Jones Post, 15S, Edred
Pa officiating, Comrade Cary being member OF
that Post. The services at the grave were con-
Quoted by the members of the Post IN accordance
with the Grand Army Ritual. Proper resolutions
passed by the Post and sent to the family Of
deceased.
MARsHALL-At Moweaqaa, ILL.,, May % Of brain
trouble, Stephen Marshall. Co. Z, 10Th Ind. Com
rade Marshall was man beloved by all VINO knew
him. kind husband and loving father. and ever
ready to lend o helping hand to a comrads and
the poor. He was q member of j. " Clements
Post 36S, Moweaqua, ILL.,, from which he VIII Do
greatly missed. He leaves widow and eghs
children. His funeral was conducted by the COM
rades of his Post
RANKIN-At Upper st. Clair. Pa. June %, James
Rankin aged So. Comrade Rankin was born In
AlIegany County, Pa He enlisted In Co. Il. SD
Pa July A. 1861. and was discharged July IL, 1904.
In Pittsburg. Pa, by reason Of expiration OF term
and was wounded in the battle of the Wilderness.
AS q good husband, father, comrade and citizen
his name will ever be cherished by those who
knew him. He leaves a widow and family. he
was a member of Encampment i, Union Veteran
Legion at Pittsburg, Pa.
BoMAN-At Oakland, Va, recently, after long
illness, Elijah Boman, Co. h, LIST Cal. Comrado
Boman enlisted Jan. H. 1867, at San FRANCISCO,
Cal, and was mustered out in january, 1853 He
was with his company at the hg9. AT the Aaoos
buried at the National Cemetery, Hampton, va,
and his funeral attended by the Post at Hamp-
ton. Comrade Boman was member Oh the JAIL
fornia Volunteer Veteran Association, and was
looking forward with great deal OF pleasure 10
the second Reunion Of that association, which
takes place at Washington, ID. c., on sept ~ next
rades of the volunteer service Comrade Boman
after his muster out of the volunteer service en-
listed in Light Battery A, Sd u ;. Art, where No
served two or three enlistments.
CoLBY-At his home, near McMinnv.lle. Ore,
June D. after q long and painful illness, WIN; r.
Colby. Comrade Colby was born at Essex, FL'
Dee is 1876 He enlisted in Co. G, LIST VI Cav.
Aug g. 1862 and was discharged June II. 1860. az
Remington VT. He leiyesa widow and one ehld.
MrTCHEIL-At Josephine. Ala, March "a. ste.
phen MITCHELL Co. A. oath ". Y. Comrade Mitchell
was foully murdered, and up to June his assassin
had not been apprehended
IoSG-At Chicago, Ill., June 25 John Long, 9Th
Ind AGED So Comrade Long enlisted in 1862, serv-
ing through the war. He was wounded In tho
siege of yicksburg losing leg. His remains were
tax To Bend.
a membe of Auten Post South Bend, which Poss
had charge Of the funeral.