The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-01-26
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1852 and was in many battles He was a nenshsr
OF Charles Lee Post sol. and that Post passed SUIT
able resolu on his death, COPY Of which Gas
sent US for publication.
EAsTaAs.-At Meadvills. Pa, Dec. IA, Of con-
sumption, Eli A. Eastman, aged 60. Comrads
Eastman enlisted Aug %, 1852. as q musician In
Co. III, 10th Pa. and mustered out with hIs
company June 3. ls65. He buried from his
late residence the funeral sermon being delivered
By Rev. +. l.. Flood The Commander OF Post zsf
Departments of Pennsylvania Of which Comrsds
Eastman was a member. The Post attended ia a
the grave by them. He leaves n widow and Eve
childreu-two and three daughters
WISpLE-As Red Oak, Iowa. Dec. %. Francis
WIndie. Co. X, ll9th H.. aged 81. His death
due from diseases contracted in the service and
results from an assault made by a negro desperate
Hindie bad arrested in discharges of his DUTY "a
night police. The deceased had the sympathy Of
the whole community. He leaves widow, In
rather slratened condition, owing to his Iongcou-
fined condition, being bedfast over three months.
Comrade Windis was former member of Gar.
field Post, 81, and held honoTabls discharges
from said Post at time OF his death.
WHITE-NeaF StrsughB, Ind, Dec. 20, James ~.
White. Co. r, 33d Ind. aged 60 He enlisted early
in 1860. and was stricken with measles near VIII
mington ". c.. and after short illness he return
sion or falling of measles contracted a conpiica-
ton OF diseases that rendered him long suffering
invalid, and eliminated in death. Comrade White
was pen5ioned at "a per month, and leaves large
family in straitened circumstances. He was not q
member OF the GAR. as he was too poor. but waa
laid to rest in the cemetery at Lewisyille Ind. by
comrades of the G AR. Of Henry County Ind.
WALLACE.-At Whitehall. N. Y, Jan g. James F.
Wallace. He was instantly killed aud two dauzh-
tiers seriously injured lone losing her left hand5 in
railroad accident. Comrade Wallace entered The
service as a member of Co. D. 123d n. Y, in 1862,
and was with his regiment until the close of the
war His zeal and devotion to the old flag never
faltered. He a resident of Fort Ann N Y
and a respected member OF Low Wssbburn Post.
30. and Adjutant at tbs time of his death. His fune-
raj was largely attended by the Post citizens and
friends He was respected aud loved by all who
knew him. He leaves widow and five children
AHDERSOE.-Ak Chelsea If hea Ira
failure the result of injuries received in the war
Robert @. Anderson, aged g. He enlisted In the
navy in June. 1862, the q. g. :. Tioga- He
leaves a widow and family. II his request 20
be buried by his comrades. He a member OF
Post 30, also an honorary member Of Clan Camp
bell, "a. o. C., both fraternities participating In
the services at Garden Cemetery He kind
husband and father and highly respected by all
who knew him.
DAsconBE.-At Wilton, N. a, Dec 10. 1897, James
Z. Dascombe, of pneumonia and heart failure aged
81 Comrade Dascombe was member OF A. A.
Livermore Post, II, and was a survivor OK Co. @,
18th N. H. Services were held at his late homs
and also az the Congregational Church. and was
conducted by the Post. Several members of his
old company, besides numerous friends, were pres
ent He leaves a widow and one daughter
LASTz-At Waterloo. Iowa, Dec. 8. Of chronic
asthma. Jacob Lantz, aged ". He leaves a widow
and nine grown-up children He enlisted In Co.
C. 3lst Iowa served to the close of the war; and
wounded at Vicksburg. Being always with his
command, he distinguished himself for heroism
and bravery. He was laid In his last resting place
by the comrades of Robert Anderson Post of which
he a member.
TRIBE.-At Waterloo. Iowa, Nov. Is. of cancer Of
the stomach David Tribe. aged 49, He leaves q
widow and eight children. some of whom yet
in childhood. He enlisted in Co. L. 9Th Iowa Cav,
and served to the close Of the war Was a member
of Robert Anderson Post, So. and the comrades
sisted in eSeorting him to bis last resting place.
SHARA.-Near Mt. Holly Springs. Pa, Jan. q
Nicholas Shars. aged 100 years, II months and %
days During the rebellion he member Of
Capt Palmer's " Silver Grays." Independent Com
pany, Pa. Vols. This company took its name from
the fact that composed entirely Of old gray
haired men. He was buried by Kennedy Post, 400,
of which he was a member.
ANDERsoE-At Cherryfeld, Me-, JAM 8. Thomas
A. Anderson, Co. G, 9th Me-, aged 81. He was
stricken with apoplexy, and died shortly after. He
enlisted FEB. IL. 1852; discharged for disability
Nov 49, 1863.
HAaMoND-At Wilmington, H. Nov. g. John
Hammond. aged So. He was born at Clyde. ". Y.
and in August, 1862 he enlisted in the IO0lh H.;
was wounded at Chickamauga, which made him
cripple ever since and which was the cause of his
death.
MCLAUGHRY.-At Englewood, Ill. Nov. 20,
Richard s. McLaughry. Captain, Co. F, Tooth III.
He was born in ouondags County. " z. Feb 10.
1922. He was wounded at Mission Ridge. Ga. He
lost one son, Thomas j.. who died in Anderson
vile Prison. Heart disease was the cause of his
death.
EDpY-At Lockport, ILL.,, Oct Is, Henry g. Eddy,
aged Ga. He enlisted April 49, 1851, In three
months service; re-enlisied Nov. %. 1904. in
CoggsweIPs Ist ILL., Independent battery, and served
during the war. Was member of Goodiug Post,
40l.
LEIeHTos-As Lockport. Ill, Nov II, James H
at Mt. Vernon, Me-. in 1929 Was wounded al
Chickamauga At time of death he was Superin-
tendent of Illinois & Michigan Canal. Was men-
Der of Gooding Post. 401-
OLTz.-At Oxford. Mich. recently. Charles 0ltz.
Co. G, 9TH Mich, aged 80. He was son OF Mrs.
Brosnerd who was well known, especially by all
the members of the 7th Mich. He was a member
of Frank Powell Post, which passed suitable reso-
lutions on his death. Comrade Otz. with q num-
Der of other comrades of the 9Th Mich. called at
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE office during the Encsmp-
ment
FRAscE-At West Hurley N. Y. Jan. 4. Demo
trius J. France Captain, s0th ". Y. formerly 10Th
Reg't n. Y. s. NJ j. He was q leading citizen of his
town, and had held several public offices. His
funeral was attended by the members of his regi-
mental association.
MINoR-At Chicago. Ill, Jan. f. Henry Minor,
Co G., 10Th Pa Cav. His remains were inferred at
oakwoods Cemetery by detail OF L. H. Drury Post
467.
NoRToS-At Orwell. VT, Jan. I. Noah " Nor
ton aged TO- He served in the war for ths Union
in Co. ID, 14th VT. and was s good soldier. He was
q member of John A. Logan Post, So and was
buried by the Post
HoRR-At Parsons, Kan, Dec. TO- 1892, John
H. Horr. aged about IS. He enlisted Aug 2,
1862 in Co. B, 5th N. Y. Cav, at Plattsburg, and
discharged AT the close of the war; He was
buried by Antietam Post, 81.
HUSTINGToS--At MiddleDurg. VT. Dec. IA. @. c.
Huntington, Sergeant, Co A, 10Th VT. aged 20.
AS the comrade was destitute of means his remains
inferred by William F. Russell Post. lVsr-
M ont papers please copy
BALLoU.-At Junists, Neb.. recently, ri. Fl. Bal
lou Co. +, 18th VT. He was regular reader Of
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
HaIS-At Perry, Iowa. Dec. 10. F. NJ. Hahn.
First Sergeant. Co. C. 10Th Iowa. He was a MEM
Der of Redfield Post 20.
ELDER-Near Perry, lows, Sept. H. Robert n.
Elder, Corporal Co. G. seth Iowa.
YoUNG.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 10. Charles E.
Young, 18th Ind Art. and FRS. Lieutenant 151ss
Ind. He buried at Forest Home Cemetery.
KLING.-At Chicago, Ill, recently, George n.
King, Saddlsr. Co. ID, Sd Wis. Cav. The inter.
ment was at Oakwoods Cemetery.
kING.-At MecLanicsburg, Pa, Dec. %, Maj.
Samuel B. King, aged 90. When the civil war
broke he assisted in recruiting and organizing
Co. II, 7th Pa. Reserves. in which rs was commits
stoned First Lieutenant. and for gall antry in the
seven days fight In front of Richmond pro-
noted to the Majorship of the regiment. He was
captured and taken TO Libby, but escaped He was
n Scottish Rite Mason, Odd Fellow, American
Mechanic Knight of Pythias, and the first charter
member of Col. III. l. Zinn Post. As.
LoUsLEY.-AtSo South Bend. Ind, Dec Is, of lung
was severely wounded at VickEsburg. He q
member of Albion A Williams Post, of North
Liberty. and the funeral was held under the su-
spices of the Grand Army.
WHTTEHEAD.-At League Island Navy-ysrd
Phiinde pha, Pa. Jan. l. of pneumonia, Capt. Will
liam Whitehead, u s. N. aged 81. He graduated
In 1860 from the Philadelphia Naval Academy, and
in 1861 was attached to the steam sloop Dakota
with the rank of Master He served aboard the
steam gunboat Sonoma in the west Indian Squad
ron the same year. and after service on the James
River was made Lieutenant in 1852 In 1868, "A.
he OFF Charleston with the South Atlantic
Blockading Squadron, the monitor Pas5aic. He
was on board the flagship Pawneo in the engage
ment at Stony River and at Tioga Creek Feb. 9, II
1865. He accom- panied the monitor Monadnock on
her perious trip around the Horn to California,
by the fleet of Admiral Rogers. In 1881
he was put in command of the Quinuebaug in tho
He saved the life of Mrs. Stone,
wife of an American, during the bombarding OF