The National tribune., 1893-06-08
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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
ISenders OF obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below wOrded.
Notices must be brief and be sent immediately aftar
the event to which they relate.
STEvENs.-At Argyle, Mich, May o. of disease
contracted In the service. Ralph Stevens, Co. Z,
22d Mich aged 80. ConIradle Stevens was charter
member of CrandeT Post, 20l. aud was its Chaplain
at the Time of bis death. He leaves widow aud
IL children.
EDGERToE.-At Altoona. Ill, May 10 of disease
contracted while in the army, DIR. r. C. Edgerion.
Assistant Surgeon. Goth HI Comrade Edgertoa
was member of Galva Post, s. He leaves a
widow and four children.
GILL--At Mountain View, Mo-, April "a of
mplication OF diseases, Samuel h. Gill, black
smith Co. G.. 9th Tenn. Cav aged S. Comrads
GIN was n member in good standing Of James A.
DOlans Post. 3s3 He leaves a widow and several
grown children.
HAKDTN.-AL Mountain View Mo-. May A. after
a hong illness Nathan G. Hardin Co. X, 18th
Ohio. Comrade Hardin enlisted in May. iS6{ and
served until the end Of the war He leaves widow
SxrTH.-At HamiiiOn. Mo- April 8. Gen. Robert
r. smith. aged So Gen. Sinith born in Pills
selphia, aud first went 10 Missouri in 1888 He had
belonged "a military company before leaving
Philadelphia. and after Eoing to Hancock
County he was made Captain Of a company Known
the Carthage Orays." At the battle Of Sauvoc,
n lsi6. Gen. smith was severely wounded. lie
elected Captain Il 90. ID. 18th III, and was
sfieslyaTd made Cslunel 0f that regiment. lie
made Hrigadier-Gcueral for bravery. IL was ths
wish f he General that all the pAl-b bearers Should
he at his Old company but owing 10 accident
had to he taken from Co. II. He was a Dens-
her Of RH-sell Post. "a. He leaves "a children II
81 vloni present AT hts dcath-b-d.
NsilsOS.-At Worthiugton. MINI. April IS y. p.
Nelson. Co +. 2sth Wis. aged 81. Comrade Nelson
served three years. and was a brave soldier. He
member Of StOddard Post. He leaves
widow and two
MAKTVS.-At Marshalitowu Iowa. April % of
nervous prosJraiion john Lyle Martyr, Captain,
Co. A. SSth Ind, aged IS Comrade Martyr enlist
ed at New Albany. Ind. at the age Of II. and
served during the entire As Abide Camp.
lac carried important dispatch 10 Gen. Thomas
Chick amauga. lie n graduate of the Iowa
Stale University, and was skillfui physician
tie G.A.R IN Iowa, having Joined In 1866. He was
buried with military hOnOrs by the Post. He
leaves a widow aud four children.
PATTERsON.-At Chicago H., March 8. Robert
Patterson. Sergeant. Co G. 79th \. Y. He was
buried IA Rose HILL Cemetery.
HoRToS.-At Brooklyn. N ", May IS, AlbHrtS
A. Horton, Co II, l4th n Y, aged So CoTnrade
Horton served three years. and at the battle OF
Getty sburg he received injury that resulted
in dropsy, which caused his death. He was buried
by the 18th Veteran Association, assisted by Ne
Pherson Post Oh. The cOmTade leaves one
ried daughter.
CANTRELL-At Newport Pa May 90 Thomas
CantreII, Co. A, l43d ". Y. Comrade Cantrell was
found in his coat ii learned that he enlisted
in August 1862. and discharged ia July, 1865,
a Alexandria Va. A discharge from the Naslonal
Home of Wisconsin found in his eost. Ha
was buried by Lieut.. Arnold Lobaugh Post. 2S7,
Newport.
YoUxG-At Harveysbur o.. May L. of cons
sumption, William I. Young, Co. d, 18th Ohio,
aged CO. CoTaraae Young enlisted in 1861 and was
listed again in 1854, ia Co. C. 10th Ohio. lie leaves
a widow and several children
EERLocK.- Urbana. H. March g. s. " Neb-
lock. Sergeant. Co. II. 18th Iii. Cav.