The National tribune., 1893-02-16
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FURGUsoS.-At Buffalo. n. Y. Jan. :. Of diseases
contracted in the service, VIM. Furguson l9th ",
Y. III. A and Sd n. Y L. A. He served through
the war. He was railroad man, and leaves .
widow and five children.
KEEeAS.-At Columbus, Jan. T. OF heart dis
ease and lung trouble, John T. Keegan. Co. ]. 9sth
Pa, aged So He was prominent member of Wells
Post He leaves a widow and FIVE children.
cRIrTESDoS.-At Daggett. Ind. recently. George
T. Crittendon. SOD H.. aged 40. He estims.
bic man, and = member of the Christian Church.
McCULoUGH.-At CoaIport. Pa. Jan. IL. of die
ease contracted while in the service. Michael Nc
CulOugh, Co. A, S4th Pa. aged c.. He enlisted In
1851 and was discharged in 1853.
HozESsELER.-As WaPeSonets. o.. jan 4, WoldI
soldier. and was found dead in bed.
MoTzER.-Near Lebanon. Pa, Dec. %. Adam
Motzer. Co. A. s5th Pa. Comrade Motzer enlisted
in the dark days Of 1854 and served from the vii.
derness to Appoma,tox.
MAJoa--At Vernon Junction. o.. recently. Uran
Major. aged So.
THARPE-At FL Reno Okla Ter, Dec 10. Of
paralysis of the heart. Andrew J. Tharpe aged 81
He was born In Highland County. Ohio and sarly
In life his parents moved to Indiana. In 1877 he
served 10 months in the Mexican war. Gen. Lew
Wallace WIS bis Captain. and they often shared
blankets. At the close of the war he returned TO
Indiana and married, and seven grown children are
now living. In 1885 moved TO eastern Texas.
There he became an intimate friend of Congress.
man Sam Houston. In 1850 ne returned to Indiana.
In 1861 he enlisted In the l0lst Ind and served four
years. In 1887 he removed to Wichita Kan. and
at the opening Of Oklahoma he came with the col.
ony of old soldiers and located near Frisco. where
In 1891 he elected Treasurer Of Canadian
County. which he served so faithfully that he
was in November reelected He was always A
s,aunch Democrat. He lived the consistent Chris.
tisn life. died triumphant in the Christian Church.
He was loved by all, had no foe. was ever glad 70
do kindness and his many deeds Of brotherly love
will long be remembered. He was buried By the
GAR. Post here.
Cox.-At MarshfeId. Ore, recently, of apoplexy,
Isam Cox. aged "a He enlisted In Co. E 18th NO.,
Dec. 20 1861, and served two years; then consok
dated with the First Mo. Engineer Corps. Co. @,
md was discharged near Savannah, Ga. Dec. 20
1854. He was mustered into Kennedy Post. 292. al
Troy, Kan. Comrade Cox entirely lost his health
In The service He had the measles hich settled in
his eyes, and chronic diarrhea. and had not done .
days work in eight years. His wife died In 1883.
leaving him eight children. Under Garfsd's Ad-
month, but when Cleveland came into power he
appointed Examining Board Of three rebel sol.
diers. who cut off his pension. He hunted up his
old Regimental Surgeon, and with his help the
pension was restored and afterwards raised 10 S2l.
He was buried by Baker Post. g.
WILLIAMs.-At Altoona, Pa, Dec. Is. of conges-
lion of the lungs. j. A Williams Go. III, Sd Pa. Art,
for three years His sickness of short Duration
but he was resigned to the call of the Great Com
uander above, his wife having died some two years
ago. He was mustered member of Fred c. Ward
Post 46s, In May. 1887
ODELL.-At Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. %, Of con-
sumption, Alfred J. OdeII. Co. A. 10Th No. Conn
rade OdeIl at the time of his death honored
member of Frank Bartlett Post, g. and buried
under the auspices Of his Post in Rosedale Gene.
terry. He leaves a widow and four children, and q
host Of friends.
FRANKLIs-At GagevilIe o. JAM 30 David B.
Fredonia n Y Enlisted in Co T. 10Th Ohio.
Aug. s. 1862. and Was discharged Sept s. 1868. for
disability. During his service he was wounded
several times quite severely, and on May 3 at the
battle of ChaneellorsvilIe, he shot through tho
36 hours upon The field before relief came 70 his
assistance. He was captured and 10 days elapsed
before he was taken to hospital. This wound
caused an endless amount OF pain, suffering, and
misery the remainder of his life, uniting him fog
any business pursuits and finally resulting In death.
He was a former member of VIM. Rogers Post 2l7,
and by "a wi he off a
GAR. He was also member of the b. e.
Church. at which place the services were held.
His funeral was attended by large number Of
friends, comrades. aud neigbbors. He leaves .
widow and two daughters. Interment at the
Kelogsve Cemetery.
BARTO.-At Altoona, Pa, Jan. a. the result Of an
accident, John Barto. Co. @. I9lst Pa, aged -.
While In the Pennsylvania Railroad yard he was
caught between the cars and killed. He served
his country for three years, and mustered into
Fred O. Ward Post, 1853. in May 1888.
BuRLEY.-As Altoona. Pa, Feb. 8, Of heart
trouble, William Burnley, aged 60. Comrade Burley
worked up till two days of his death. He served
his country during the rebellion In Go. D. 125th Pa,
for nine months, and was wounded al Antietam
Sept IL, 1862.
SIoCARRoLL.-As Cook County Hospital. Chi.
ego. III, Jan. %, VIM MeCarroll. Co. g. ls0th
Ohio. He was buried at lakewood Cemetery.
RIcE--At Verona, Wis, Jan. Is. of neuralgia Of
the heart, Samuel g. Rice, Co. z. 23d Wis He
and snrved sia cor,rsry fs;,1 'o He
tracted several disabilities while in line of duty,
for which he drew the very small pension Of 81
Rice very faithful in all his duties; q
charter member of Sylvester Wheeler Post, 75 and
p., ~ M,sa ,,s o. ~ b'r,
and he q regular attendant at all Post meetings
when his health would permit. He suffered
great deal, and was very poor. but now he IS a.
rest whore sorrow and pain care cannot modest.
He was faithful to God and man. and much e.
teemed in the community. His funeral was largely
attended, and his remains laid to rest with the
honors Of the Post TO which he belonged. He
leaves widow and two children-one daughter,
who resides in England. and one son, Is years Of
age, 81 home.
KIMBALL.-As yermillion, s. D.. Jan. q, Col.
Jonathan Kimball. He was buried from his late
residence, the funeral sermon being delivered by
Comrnds Rev. w. A. LYMAN of Miner Post 3. Of
which deceased was member. The Post attended
In body, and the @. R ceremony WAS conducted
at the grave. He leaves q widow and Ave children
Col Kimbail wss born in Franklin. ". H., April
H. 1877, and came with his parents to Egn, Ill, In
1885, and was resident of that city on the break
ing out of the rebellion. On the first call for three
months volunteers by President Lincoln he
listed In Co. A. 7th ~, and was mustered int
service on April y. 1861 After the expiration Of
the three-months' service he enlisted with
company and regiment. and served with il until
after the battle Of Fort Donelson, where he was in
command OF his company after the first day fight
Ing In which his Captain was killed He resigned
from this regiment and was commissioned Captain
of Co. B, 69th ILL.,, and was mustered into service
June a. 1862; was afterwards january, 1857 az
pointed Adjutant Of the 5Sth Ill. and was in active
service with this regiment throughout the war,
holding the rank of Major and Lieutenant Colonel,
and was brevetted to the rank of Colonel for gaans
and meritorious service on the field of battle. de
was stationed at Montgomery, Ala. after the close
of the war, and left there April 8, 1866, with his
| regiment for Springfield. ILL.,, where ne received
his final discharge April IL He appointed
Postmaster at Elgin during President Johnson's
Administration, since which time be has been .
resident of Vermiion, 9. d.
BRowy.-At Arcols, ILL.,. Jan. "a, OF disease con-
traeted while in the service. VIM. A. Brown Co.
B. 10Th ILL.,, aged 81. He a charter member OF
8. N. Sanders Post, 1893, and was buried by the
Post.
PETERsoN.-At Saybrook, ILL.,, Jan. 10, Henry H.
Peterson, Co. T. I'd N Y. Cav, aged So. He
drawing q pension of SIT per month for chronic
bronchitis and deafness; Also hernia caused from
coughing. Strangulated hernia producing death
very soon, which the sole cause of his death
due to his army service. Mcpherson Post attended
to the funeral services. with many friends. Com
Post number of years. He leaves widow and
two daughters.
HAIGHT.-At Portage, Wis., JAN ID, Of disease
contracted while in the service. Geo. w. Haighs.
Comrads Haight enlisted early in 1861 In Co. II OF
the famous old 23d N Y, and was with the regt-
men. in all of its bard-fought battles from first To
last. He had for years been q live. hard working
member of Rosecrans Post, a. and for several years
served as Adjutant of said Post, and it's Com
mander for one year. At the time of his death was
Aid de- Camp the staff of Commander Welton.
He was always prompt In the discharge of any
duties to which he was appointed. His funeral
services were. at his request, conducted by the
Post, and were very impressive. The large num-
Der of comrades and citizens in attendance was
proof Of the high esteem in which he was held.
YoUNG.-At Say brook, H., Jan. 9, Orville d.
Young, Co. f. 10th KY, aged so. Chronic kidney
trouble the result of life the indireot