The National tribune., 1893-09-07
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 wOTded.
Notices must be brief and be nlediatey after
the event TO which they reate.l
HoRToS-At Boston. Mass, Aug. %. Samuel J.
Horton, aged ga Comrade Horton a member
of Post 2, G. AR, and of the Kearsarge Naval Vet
Grams.
COL Franklin ". Whittelsey. aged 66. In early
life he engaged in the insurance business in
Hartford, New York City and Detroit He
listed in May, 1861 and was at the first Bull Run,
Gaines's MILL Malvern Hill and other important
battles. He leaves a son and two married daugh-
FINLEY.-At Manchester, n. H. Aug q, Michael
Finley Sd Mass. Cav aged 50. He was a member
of Louis Bell Post and OF the Union Veterans
Union of Manchester.
IocKE.-At Manchester. n. H.. Aug. "a Col.
John W. Locke Comrade Locke was a visit to
his sster-n-law at the time of his death. his resi-
dence being at Wakefield, Mass. He n native
of Ashburnham, Mass, and WAS one OF the most
prominent G.. A. r. men in the State of Massaehu-
sets He elected delegats 10 the National
GAR Encampment at Indianapolis. He was a
CaDtaiu in the Richardson Light Guards of Wake
field, w no were among the first three months men
in the rebellion. They were subsequently, merged
into the 9Th Mass He participated IN the battle OF
Bull Run, and subsequently recruited the 5Oth
Mass, being commissioned as a Lieutenant-COO-
mel and serving through the war. He Is survived
by a widow and two sons
STEwART-At Penn Yam, n. Y, Aug. 81. by
being run over BY cars, Lewis Stewart Co. Z, lOisb
N Y, aged 81. COmrade Stewart served about
three years, and under Mcclellan in the
Peninsular campaign COmrRde Stewart was q
charter member of Henry G. Lyon Post, 535. He
was genial good hearted citizen and good SOL
der as well n GAR man.
YANCE-At Chatham Center, N Y. recently, OF
dropsy John Vance. Co. A, Dist n. Y. Comrade
Vance had for many years suffered much from the
disease of which he died. He was an inmate OF
Libby Prison for four months. He was a member
of T. NJ Burt Post, ILL., Valatie, and leaves q
widow. a daughter and three sons.
BRIGGs-At Bingham. Pa, Aug. %, James Nj.
Briggs, Co. II, goth Pa. Comrade Briggs was q
member of Post S72, Department. of Pennsylvania,
and was a Jealous worker for the good of the
Order.
STEwAKr.-At Patoka. Ind July % after a short
Illness J. w. Stewart, Co. A, 6Oth Ind. COmrade
Stewart a member OF Post %, Department of
Indiana
CARIrHERs-At Princeton, Ind, July 2S, A. J.
Carithers Co. A, S0th Ind. Comrade Carithers
enlisted as private, and served until the close OF
the war; He a member of Post Is.
Low.-At Lowyilie, Mimi, of heart disease.
Lieut. Bartlett Marshall Low, Co. E, 42d Wis. aged
81 He was buried under the auspices Of the Ma
sonic Order, assisted by Logan Post, 1872 of which
he was a member.
KRIs-At Aspen. Colo. recently, Oliver Fl. p.
Kris Co T. 10Th Pa. Comrade Kris WAS a men,
Der of Alvin 2. Hoyey Post. 81, Oregon.
BRoCK.-At Cuba City. Wis. Aug. "a, IL r. Brock,
Co | 25fh Wis Comrade Brock enlisted In 1852,
and served faithfully until the close of the war.
He a member of w o. Topping Post, zoo, ana
was buried with Grand Army honors.
DAyIs-At Mohawk, n. Y, Aug. "A, Of disease
contracted in the service George Il. Davis. Orderly
Sergeant Co. q, l0Sth N Y. Comrade Davis en-
listed at Rochester N. V, at the organization of
Antietam and again al the battle of Frederic<s-
burg by the bursting OF shell, and for long
while was unconscious. He member OF
Post, LiItls Salls.