The National tribune., 1892-01-28
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HESsLEv AT Denver, Colo. Dec % the result
OF an accident, Joseph r. Hensley Co. b. Zsil. mn.
aged a. Cumrade HeHsley killed by the
street cIrs. lie leaves wife and SON. a conlraos
writing says: IL is always sud to record t, death
OF brave soldier bat IN tis case b Il pari icunrlv
90 because, having survived many battles 30
has also Tor quarter Of century worked la the
hazardous position OF train conductor being con-
nectod with the Union Pacific Railroad IN Nebrasla
lie came TO Denver aud invested IN property, and
engHged ~ the grocery trade, but burned out
and for several months ont Of employing
but was Just recovering from his mafortutos when
tins sad accident occurred. which resulted In ala
death IN two hours. His remains we're taken to
Grand Island, Neb., where they were buried bv
ms old Post Iyonl from which he had joined
George q. Meade Post, of this city on transfer
The writer rejoicsd az the reading Of Comraslo
Hensleys application a former member Of my
Oid regiment. taking me entirely by surprise,
which resulted ~ a pleasant reunion, and such
friendship form only between comrades
Of the same regiment"
PARLIMAE.-At Paterson, N. j. Sept Is OF a
cold contracted while reviewing parade on Labor
Day, Anthony Crispeu Parliman, First Sergeant
Co. b, nth Pa, aged 81 Comrads Parliman reside
ed at 5usquehanna. Pa, and WAS visiting frisnds
when taken sick ktis servies was short, but bis
health Was injured TO such degree that he has
been q pensiOner since the date Of his discharge
lie had been a member Of the NJ. T.. Church more
tltbn 40 years was Rn earnest member Of the T. o.
o. F., and Of Moody Post. So which hs Joined ln
lso5, and by whom he laid 10 rest in full
hOnOrs Of war He len wife, one son. add two
adopted daughters. He came Of patriotic stock.
his maternal grandfather. whose name he bore,
having been IN the war Of 1872
HAsK ELL.-At COOperstowu, n d.. Dec. % OF
paralysis resulting from his service in the late war
Joseph l.. Haskell, Order y-Sergsant, Co X I4fh
Ne. COmrade Haskell enlisted Dec J. 1861;
veterantzed at the expiration Of three years. and
was discharged at the close OF the war in July
1850. true soldier himself he always cherished
hls comrades with hiial affection and was deeply
Interested in ali that pertained to the GAR he
was a charter member Of r. M. ROckw Post %,
and although totally disabled that he could not
attend liz meetings highly estesmed by every
Z member. and tuuR Will his be nharfa4nh
A wife and four survive him.
CARR.-At North Yakima, Wash, Dec. - How
ard Carr, Co. /, 36tb Iud. lie was a prisoner for
five months la AndeFsOuviile; was also in rebel
hotels p" as Florence and Atillen. He was under
GiimOres ire al Charleston. He never recovered
from the rebel starving the immediate OF his
death being bronchitis At the time Of his death,
and for two years prior, he was Alderman for tho
First Ward Ia Tacoma was a charter member oR
Custer Post bat his funeral was conducted By
Masonic ceremonies.
WAKEFIELD.-At his residence, In Ottawa County
Kansas. recently, Col. Amor W.WHkefeld, 49th Pa.
aged 81. Col. Wakefield entered the service in
April. 1861 First Sergeant Co. r 7th Pa, three
months service; was discharged al te end OF thres
months; entered The 49th Pa. Sept. j, l5jI First
Lieutenant; was promoted 10 Captain, Major Lieu
tenant Colonel and Colonel: was captured near
/ Winchester, Vai Sept. - 1864; was confined in
rebel prison at DaDville, Va, until March, 1855;
was discharged with his regiment July IS, 1865;
moved TO Kansas, 1873 and served two terms As
/ Clerk of the Court of his County.
/ TALLMAN.-At FOrestviile " Y. jan l. John
TaInRn, Co. A, lS5th n T.. aged s.. ComraJe Tall
formerly member Of Stillwel Post,
Salamanca, but owing TO disability was able to
attend but small number Of the Post meetings.
He intense sufferer from chronic rheuula-
tsm ever since his discharge in 1865. Members Of
g. L. Pierce Post, OF k0restyilie, acted as bearers
a. his funeral
EsrEY.-At KaIkassa, Mich, Dec. 1s. 1891 Albert
T.. Estey, Co. A. l03d Ohio. COmrade E5tey was =
charter member of Col. Baker Post. a. and for the
past year has been confined 20 the house the most
Of the time. He buried under the auspices Of
I the Post with military hOuOFs.
Egku a ffafF No, U,a Of
contracted while in the service, > l. BabcOck, Co.
X, 33d H., aged 60 He was born az New York
and a merchant hen he entered the service,
sept. q, ls6l. He served as division suer until
the close of the war, and was buried by Fred. Miller
Post, $50. He leaves a wife and two children.
HAYEs-At CoiOma, Mo-, recently, Of rheuma-
tsm contracted la the army, Henry r. Hayes, COR
pOral Co. E. 4th No. 5. NJ, aged 40. He was
born in Tennessee, and entered the service May 1,
1868. He served through the war, and was a menu
Der Of Fred. Miller Post. l30 and his remains were
inferred by that Post. lie leaves wife aud seven
children.
KING.-At Penn Station Pa Jan 4 Thomas c.
King. aged 81. COmrads King served his country
faithfully for three years IN Co. ID, llth Pa Cav.
He was brave soldier good Citizen an obliging
neighbOr and a kind husband.
WELLs.-AtA Ada, o., Jan. 2 OF cancer John Wells,
aged r. COmrade Wells served as Sergeant Co. Q,
22d Ohio, from April 20. 1901 TO Aug 10, '6i Cor
purhl Co. II, LIST Ohio Cav, nom the 24th OF
sept. 1901 to Jan. 3, 1864 He re-enlisted Ser.
gestnt Co. r. lst Ohio Cav, from Jan. 4, 1864, TO
sept. 49, 1865. He was born la Washington, ID. G.,
and was laid to rest by his comrades OF the GA r.
and the l. o. o. F. Lodge Of which Orders he was
I "a member.
Dyer L. Woodwork. aged 81 years. COmrRds
Woodwork q member of Co. x. SD III. He
enlisted Oct l. 1861 served with the regiment until
some time in 1863 when he was discharged for dis
ability. He had four sons in the service. One was
killed st Selma, Ala; the other three are still liy-
/ ing. He leaves five children.
/ SAAMs-At GibsOnburg. o., Dec % Of cancer OF
\ the stomach John w. Saams, aged 81. lie was
/ born in Germany emigraled 70 the United states
An. FNauf in
/ served until the close OF the war He was good,
/ faithful soldier add charter member Of Garfield
Post, l2A. The comrades Of Garfield Post attended
I the funeral in body.
/ sToUT,-At Florida, o., Dec %, Orlando B. Stout,
I Co d. I4th Ohio, aged 81. He served under Gen.
/ J. b. Stesdman, and WAS severely wounded &C the
I battle of Altoona Pass, Ca. he was mustered Qua
/ OF tue service at Cleveland o., July Of 1865. he
was brave man and never faltered IA his loyalty
/ to his country and Tag.
/ MCRENmY-At Middletown, Conn, Jan. 8, Of 10
/ rrippe Robert McRenily, Co. ID, Goth Conn., DO
/ was member of Mansfield Post, 3D.
/ CoNRoY-At Middletown, Conn, Jan. IS the ro-
suit of accident John Conroy Co. ID, 18th Conn.
COmrRde COnrOy WAS killed by the cars. lie Was
/ a mem Der Of Manshsld Post, 50.
/ GmLETrE.-At Akron o.. Sept. Is. of drOpsy,
Asa w Gillette. CO. III, I'd H. Cav. aged 10. Conn
rade Gillette served three years; re-enlised and
manned ill the close Of the war he in sevsFsl
prominent engagements. He was a member OF
| Buckley Post, II, and commanded the respect %
all who best knew him. As a husband he was Kind
\ and good. he leaves a wife and an adopted
i OF which he q member.
/ PERREr-At Hospital Of Soldiers Home Day
| ton o. Sept 20 Charles +. X. PerFet Co. q. l5Sd
/ Pa aged 81. He was member Of Albert Jones
/ Post, 353, Bangor, Pa.
/ SCIrMDr-Near Bangor, Pa, Dec. % Henry
/ schmidt Corporal Co. X, l53d Pa, aged 81. He
/ leaves a wife, daughter, eight grandchildren
/ and one great grRnd0hild.
/ CoPP-At Mexico, n. Y, Sept - OF heart dis
H ease, Charles COpp. He a faithful, working
/ member of Post 3G7. His industrious HABITS aud
/ genuine worth, together with his kind aud unOb-
trusive manner, I'D won for him hosts OF friends.
/ He leaves "A wife and one daughter.
/ RANDALL.-At Knoxville. H.. Jan. 8, De0nl5O1
/ Randall Co. ID, IO2d H., aged 81. His aged wife
/ had died lust % hours previous TO The death Of
\ COmrade Randall, and both bodies were Oarlea ia
/ one grave.
/ EENsr-At Kenosha, Wis, Dec. "a, Michael d.
/ Ernst, 7th Wis. l.. A. He was in the service frow
1861 to IS. A great many comrades will probably
remember him the " Big Dutch Lieutenaut," sa-
pecally az Memphis, Tenn. and Island No. 10. dc
was a member OF Fred 5. Lowell Post, POO aud WAs
! buried by that POss.