The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-04-13
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comrades-Wh
Can Aid Them.


Can Aid Them!
ITO INQUIRERs: There awaiting inser-
ton several hundred inquiries for addresses. As
each must take It's turn. those received now can
not appear for mt least six months. Writers will
please nclose a two-cent stamp for use in answer
Ing inquiries by letter. BY watching our Reunion
columns the whereabouts of Secretaries who have
regimental rosters with addresses may be ascer-
! tanned.
information or the addresses Of the following
named persons are greatly desired for various
reasons:
CoSNECrIcUr.-Of Anthony McAndrew, Co. II /,
1st Conn. Cav; by James G.. Jones. Wisner, Mich
of Peter II. Billings, Co. II, 29th Conn (eol-
ored), recently resident OF Hackensack, n. j.; by
George T.. Lemon Washington, ID. Cor Henry
e. Becker Wm Morrison James L. Abbe Henry
Corris, John Duffee. w. M. Hermance, VIM.
Lowrey, Patrick Manion. VIM. Rutherford. john
Scliafer, and John Weber. all Co. /, 10Th Conn;
By Joshua Lyon. Box so. Port Chester n. Y.
HosPITAL.-Of Surgeon Anger Hospital. at Vir-
ginia end OF Long Bridge; by John Kirk. National
| Soldiers Home, Los Angeles. Cai.-Of George I.
Bradford. attendant al Central Park Hospital, New
York. 1864 65; by Edward Mcknight, Box 6l7,
Wesiboro. Mass.
ILLIYoIs.-Of Co. Fl. Hist ILL.,; by Frederick
knew Peter S. Tossing; by W. c. Losing. Shind-
Ter, 8: D;-of James Parker, Sylvester Rodney,
| Geo Richards VIM. Bonner, and VIM. Van Sickle;
| by Rev G.. p. Wilson, Plymouth. Iowa.-Of
Michael Reynolds and F. Kording Co. F. l9th ILL.,,
| who afterward enlisted in some Kentucky regi-
| ment; by Allie r. Jones, 273 East Seventh street,
IsDIAsa.-of James r. and George W. Garaw.
9th Ind; by Mrs. John ID. Race, care J. j. Lspper.
Brayion. Neb.-Of 10th and 18th Ind. at Cheka-
manga Sept. 20. 1853; by G.. f. BOLTON, Is South
Main street, ST. Louis, Mo.
IOwA.-Of Davis s. Richards, who served in some
Iowa regiment. last heard of at Concordia, Kan.
and believed TO be in Arkansas; by III. q. Gibbs.
Lisbon, Iowa.
KANsAs-Of Capt, j. T.. Arnold, Lieut.. Willard
Raymor Lieut.. Chas. Southland, and Serg't John
L. Webber. all 9th Kan. Cav by w. III. Hunter,
Mineral City, Tex.
Mimi, last heard of in Minneapolis in 1867, work
ing for August Ende a butcher; by George Woess-
ner, Tiffiu, O.
MIsCELLAsEoUs-of Louis s Hill or any of his
heirs; by Jess Anksom. Agency, Iowa.-0f dis
mounted cavalry at Savannah. Ga, March l. 1865;
by William Slough, Pierre, s. D.--0f company
and regiment of John Cunningham, who served
i'm Mexican war; 10y Mrs. Belle Cunningham care
T. c. Beuch Glencoe, Mo.--Of Confederate soldier
in battery nearest left OF Battery Purcell southwest
of Petersburg April 2 1865; by Z. F. Steere, Hyan
mis- Port Mass.--Of Calvin and Maude Smythe; by
William Gibbs. Latham kan.-of company and
Ill. u. V. L.; by Samuel f. Kidd, Box Is. Galway,
N Y.-of company. regiment and State from
which Samuel Maitland enlisted; by Joseph Matt
land Newcastle, Pa.-Of officers in command of
Commissary Department Nashville. Tenn, 1853 81;
by r. Blair, Kewanna Ind.-Of Mother Bcker-
cuse. n Y.-OfThomas d. Perry. OF Capt. Tefor-
gees company, Umphrey MarshaiPs Division,
c. s. A; of John G. McFaul. last heard of at Vir-
ginia City, New; of Capt. James g. Mlligan, Co.
D. 22d KY. last heard of at Louisville Ky. 1865;
by j. j. Perry. Smoky Valley, ky.-Of William
Flecke, Co. E, 4lh Art, discharged Nov ]. 1865,
from Fort Smelling; by George y. Conklin, Third
avenue New York City.
NAvAL.-Of gunboat Katahdin. at New Orleans,
Aprii 1865; by Charles Olsen, lS3 Franklin street.
Cambridge, Mass.-0f Co. Il, LIST cavalry bat
talon Mississippi Marine Brigade; by ID. J. Con-
stable HighIandsville. Moor Patrick Sheehy.
alias Patrick Heany. monitor Patapseo 1868; of
Arthur Hagan, frigaie Wabash. 1868; by James
Armstrong, Oneonta, Cal.
NEW JERsEY.-Of Frank Rogers. Co. G., 9th
N. Y. of Moses Williams; by Michael Lynch,
Shelbyville, Ind
NEW YoRK-of Lieut.. Eugene Fuller, Co. K.
18th n. Y. of Serg't Fuller. Chas. Nelson. Frank
Sedgwick, John Richardson. all Co. e. I2,h n. Y;
by Jumes Lamey, Weston. Moor Tuniswcb
Van Horn, Co G, l26th n. Y; by Mrs. Van Horn,
care w. II. Van Houien. Naples. n. Y.-0f Co.
more. Mich.-Of Benjamin Richards. alias Nome.
Co. N, I'd n. Y. Harris Light Cav, who was
wounded at Cold Harbor; by Mrs. Lucy Nonis,
Box 49, Hallowell. Mich.-Of Co. g, 10th n. Y,
who remember Hiram Pulls by c. A. Howell.
Munger Mich-0f 40. f, Sd n. Y Cav; by Fred
OF Capt. Edward w. Rogers, Co. M, 18th N. Y.
Eng; Of last Adjuiant of regiment by name of
Purcell or Pursall by Mrs. Essie NJ. Howell, MARI
boro. Mass.
OHIo.-Of Milton Vice. who enlisted from Gin
cinnati; by NJ. L. Vice. Wakefield, lll.-Of the
troops who crossed the B. & o. II. r. from Parkers-
burg, W. Va, about June 8. 1851, going through
Doddridge and Gilmore Counties. making Copper
heads take the oath of allegiance; by Thomas w.
Law, Laramie. Wyo.
50th Pa; by L. MeI.aren, Maple avenue, Allegheny
City, Pa.-Of George Swiizer, David c. Myers,
and John Williams, Co. G, 9th Pa; by John G..
Glunt. Knobsvilie. Pa.
REaULAR.-Of George Jones and Albert Cum
mings Go. !, Sd U. 8. Cav; by Gordon Aidritch,