The National tribune., 1893-12-14
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans OF the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans OF the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
tSenders OF obituaries will please adhere strictly
TO the form in which the notices below are worded
Notices Ist be brief and be imm after
the event to which they relatel
GRnvE.-At PhiIadeIph Pa. Dec 2 of hears
failure Winfield Scott Grove. Co. B, e3.I Pa. Com
rade Grove lost his right leg in the when but
10 years old, and has since that time suffered q
great deal. Death came quite unexpee'e eddy whiIa
the eofnrade was sitting by the fire Al his hou.e.
Comrade Grove was member Of number OK
sOcietIes-the Regime Association ofthe 93d Pa,
the haimed Soldiers League, aud Post 2, GAR.
He the Recording Secretary of the League,
aud did great deal OF hard work and expended
considerable to aid his class of soldiers Ira
getting their pensions increased by Congress
during the past 10 years Tive burial service Of
the 6. r. used his funeral and the firing
squad consisted of members OF his Post. A widow
and four children survive him.
RAsGE--At Hanover, Pa, Nov. 20. Of paEaIysis
jacob BaBge. Co. ID. 765h Pa. aged 81 Comrada
Bange wa~ seriously wounded in the breast by =
musk ball at Petersburg, Va. ia the Fall Of 1854
and was discharged soon afler on account of dis
ability occssiOned by the wound. Al the time OF
his death ComTade Bange was Commander OF Mai.
Jenkins Post. 80 When the death of CofnTade
Bange WAS announced at the meeting Of Post 80
the Senior Vice Commander appoInted a committee
to draft resolution Of respect to the dead comTade.
and when presented they wore adopted unani-
mously. He leaves q widow aud six children
WooDCoCK-At Cushing Me- Nov 90 OF dis
ease contracted while in the service. Moses L.
Noodeock. Co. c. 4th Me-. nged So COnIrade
Bail Run, and spent Is months in rebel prisons.
He leaves a widow, aud daughter.
CAGHKY.-At Parma, Mich. Nov. 3, of cancer.
john Csghey, Co K 26sb Mich. aged SO. Com
rade CnglIey e member of Simon A. DOwueE
Post, 81 and was buried by the Order.
WooDs.-At Freesburg, o., Nov. q, of lung fever.
A. J. Woods, Co. II, 59th Ohio aged ST. Comrsde
Woods born in Brown County, o.. and was q
farmer. He enlisted in 1861 st the age of l9 and
served his full term of three years. being mustered
at Nashville, Tenn. III November, 1864 On
his return home he resumed his former occupation.
living quiet, unassumiI life until his death. On
July 2. 1884. he joined Frank II. Woods Pcss, 44S.
and remained faithful and patriotic member uatit
ne called TO a higher realm. there await the
coming of the friends and comrades whom he lefs
behind. He q brave soldier and q faithful
friend.
RIcKER.-At lincoln. Ncb. Oct. I6 William
Kicker Co. X, 45th ILL.,, aged 60. Comride Kicker
" as born i'm Brookdeid, Me-, bat moved WesI. and
enlisted from Illinois He enlisted Aug 81. 1851.
and was mustered ont, after having served uue
yesr, account of disability. He was member
of Farragut Post. IS
PoRrER.-At Lincoln. Neb., Nov. % A. G. Por-
ter, Co. A, sth Conn, aged So COmrade Porter
born in Greenville, =. c.. but the breaking cue
of the he North and enlisted in the Union
army Sept. 81, 1851 and served faithfully until
Feb IS. ls63, when he WAS honorabIy discharged
or n Surgeons certificate of disability Al the tlls
of his uuSIer-out he had attained tie rank of Ser
gesut, and held the position of recruiting officer,
tor meritoriOus services, having been twice seri-
ously wounded in action, first the field Of An
tietam and afterwsrd ia the trenches ut Petersburg
the latter chGsng him the loss of eye. He was
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EDDY.-At Canaan. Conn, Nov 80. Rev. Hiram
Eddy, aged So He WAS known the Fighting
PsFson.' title derived from his capture with =
musketf In hand at Bull Run, when Chaplain ct
Connecticut regiment, in lS6l- He the first
of Libby Prison. After the war he served
nth the Americas Missionary Association for a
year and n half, and established the first freed
mans school at the South. In the Grand Army he
has been very active and prominent
BERBE--At AnensyiIe, Pa, Nov. 81 Jacob
Brrbe Sergeant, Co. c, 18th Pa, aged 81 The
:omrade contracted disease in the swamp5 Of Vir-
yinis and South Carolina, and after n service OF .
title over year was given an honorable discharge
u Fortress Monroe, since which time he has been
great sufferer. He was member of Lieut.. Gill;
bert Beaver Post Of Belleville.
WANTZ--At Yates Center. Kan, recently, John
J. WanIz, Co. b. 47th Ind, aged 81. Comrzde
Hantz served in both he Mexican and civil wars,
and his death caused by disabilities contracted
"a the service. The funeral services conducted
by Woodson Post, 1s5, of which he was a member
n good standing.
DIFFESDERFER.-As AlIansviIIe. Pa, Oct IS,
1omrade Difsnderfer. Co. c. 45th Pa. aged %.
Comrade Diffehderfer was in the service but one
'ear being given an honorable discharge on nc
count of diSa bilitieS contracted in the long marches
lie was member of Lieut.. Gilbert Beaver Post. u
TAYLoR.-At Greeley, Colo. Nov. Is. of disease
contracted in the service, Henry w. Taylor &c. q,
I'll N. V, aged 20. Comrade Taylor n menu
er of U. = Grant Post Is. and had held the Office
f Chap rim for the last three years
MCGRs Y-At Worcester, Mass, Nov. L. OF
hthi-is pulmoDalS, Michael Mc(Sratty, Co. B.
4lh Mass. aged 49, Comrade MeGratly had been
onfined to his bed for several months with the
isease which terminated hs life He "A meni-
er of Ward Post, To- A widow and one sur
i've bin.
GREES.-At Worcester, Mass. Nov. &c. of BrghPs
isease. Henry A. Green, Corporal. Co. A, 5Ist
lass, eyed So. He was a member of George L.
Yard Post, 10.
BAGLEY.-At Worcester Mass, Nov 20. Moses
agley Co. +. 42d Mass aged 81 He was mem-
or of Geo. II. Ward Post. 10.
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