The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-03-16
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mediate appearances In THE NATIONAL TnIsUsE.l
PArrog-In copley Township, Ksox County
H.. Feb. Is Of heart failure, e8ased from wounds
received in the services. Samuel f. Patton aged ..
He was born in Highland County. o.; came with
his parents to Knox County. Ill. In 1843; entered
the service in July, 1861 and remained in the army
until January, 1855. He wss q member Of Co. A,
seth III. He was engaged In the battles Of Pes
Ridge. Perryville, Stone River. Tuitahoma, Chick.
amanxa campaign, Lookout Mountain. and Mis-.
sonary Ridge. He took part In Gen Sbermana
campaign from Chattanooga to Atlanta, and was
engaged in the two days battle Of Nashvilie. He
fell. badly wounded. within few feet Of the reoei
works Dec. Is 1854, receiving wound from
which he always suffered. He was promoted to
First Lieutenant for bravery at Nashville Return.
was then elected SHERIFF He had filed almost all
the Offices i'm the Towship for the last eight years.
His comrades bore him to his last resting psee-
KNowLEa-At Madison, Conn.,. Feb %. %
Brighs's disease, Henry d. Knowles, Co. G, l4th
KY. He was q member Of Admiral Foose Poss,
New Haven, and leaves widow ana we soss
He was wounded az Fredericksburg and had snf.
fered much since his discharge. His funeral was
very largely attended His burial was under tbs
auspices Of the g. AR. and ne was LAio 20 res. ~
his old comrades in the pleasant cemetery MOI bag
from his home. He kind husband and father,
. good friend and ncighbor, and pabiic- spirited
MAETrr.-At North Hancock, Me-, Jan. u. OF
heart failure contracted while in the service, Avfn
C. Martin, aged n. Comrsds Martin was menu
Der of Co. III, 18th Me-, and received m honorabis
discharge at the close Of the war. HIS business
before entering tina army was teaching IN the
schools, profession
marked ability, making himself universal favor
fte He wss ever kind and COURTEOUS In bis dc.
meanor, using excellent language In his daily con-
yersation, and strictly temperate In has ha6iss
AS a result ne commanded the respees and esteea
OF all who knew him. He leaves a widow.
SHULAR.-At Gailpolis, o., recently, OF obsifue.
a. He was q good soldier and went through the
many hari-tought battles with bis regiment and
the march to the Sc. with snerman Psnm g
citizen and neighboT, ard was always EepnDli.
can in politics. q member OF Cabot Post, aud
superintendent of Gallia County IR6smary at the
time of his death. He leaves "fdo" and sa3
children
disease, j. A. Ksnnis.on. aged 10. Comrade Ken
niston enlisted in the early part OF the war -
R H ws. IN member ue Of Col Gotham Post Ill Of
Tion.sta' Capt. Geo. STOW Post z7z. Of Tionessa,
had charge Of the last services. He loayssa widow
KsSPp.-Lienf. Knapp, Co. C. esd Pa. met With
q mishap at q railroad crossing at jamestown, fas
In which he lost his life. He enlisted In 1851. bus
the climate of the Peninsula too much for him.
and he was discharged after one years servicss
His homo was in the moantains. and ne MAD quite
a local reputation as trapper and hunter.
JosEs.-At Port Huron, o., Feb .. OF rneuEnas
tism and heart trouble Abssiom Jones. Co. D. l26tA
Ohio aged So. Comrade Jones was severely
Wounded az the battle of SpotisyIvanis, Va, May
Is 1854 His rem aims were Gid TO rest In spring
Hill Cemstery. Wellsville. o. de leaves WIDOW
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CooPER-At Wellsviiie. o., Dec. II OF brghss
disease and from the effects of q wound received
at The battle OF stone Exer es.r Of Hama.
Cope Post, 2S7. AZ the time OF MS discharge No
was Orderiy-Sergeant Of Co. *, I'D Ohio. He leaves
q widow and three children He was q man whom
ANpEnsoE.-At wsIlsville, O.. Dec. 81. Of ehronis
diarrhea Andrew Anderson. Co. T, l04th Ohio,
aoed ga Comrads Anderson had long been q sub
ferer from chronic diarrhea. He leaves widow
and several children, mostly grown up. HIS re-
main. we're laid % rest N s n an ss,s ,.d
erick Huber, Co A, 18th Ill. A Christian gentle
man. kind husband and father. noble citizen,
he has gone to receive his reward For fe1r years
he served his country faithfully and well Whsa
ths war was over he returned to his homo broken
In health. which he never regalned
wARNER-At Cheshire. o.. OF lung disease ana
heart failure, George Warner, Co. c, 18th w. Va
He had been an invalid ever since the war; but bore
h: .as1ngs Ps.isn hs I,o sS. 70 ss pGss
was q good citizen and was . member OF the
GAR Comrads Warner leaves widow and four
MUcx.-At Haven, Kan, Feb D. C.pI Anthony
Muck, Co., l. 44sh Mo-, aged 50. He was sick bus
few days. and at the time OF his heath Was Cora.
uander OF Haven Post. He was followed 10 ht9
grave by large number of his friends. Haven Post
and the Odd Fellows. of which the deceased wAs
BAKER-At Harrisburg pal Hospital Feb. IL
B. NJ Baker Co. K SD Pa. He was q resident OF
Liverpool Pa. but he was removed 10 Harrisburg
for special treatment His remains were saken
home and inferred by Capt John T. Snyder Post,
xOs Of which he WIS q member. -
wEIsER--As Mshantango, Pa, recently. Davis
r P weiser. LIST Pa Cav. He was member OF
Ben Benfers Post, Si6. and of Washington camp,
500 p o. 8. Of A. The two patriotic organizations
attended the funeral and held services over ha
remains.
KEyr-At Los Angeles, Cal. Feb ID Aionxo =.
Kent LIST Kan. battery. and a veteran OF the Msxi~
can war Comrade Kent was at the time OF ais
death member of Frank Bartiett Post, s. and vs.
buried by the Post in the GAR plot In EsergreeA
Cemetery.
ScHwARrz--At North Londonderry. ~ a.. Aprn
22 1892 Corp'I Frederick L Schwartz Co. A. lss
n H. H. A. He leaves . widow and three CHI.
dren.
TYsos-At Mt Holly Springs. Pa. Feb. z2 JsA
Tyson Co. F. 32d q. s. G. t. He was member or
Kennedy Post 400, and died al an advanced age.
PITTMAN-At Mr.. Holly Springs. Pa. FEB. u
Samuel Pittman, Co. A. 77th Pa, aged o. ne WsS
a member Of Kennedy Post, 40.
WuLIAMs-At Taunton, Mass, FEB. 70. Oh COM
sumption George T. Williams, aged 81 DeceassA
was menlb Der of Wun. T. Bartlett Post. 3, and was
engaged ia the wood business.
R.wsoN-At Caneadea, N. Y, recently. OF hears
trouble franklin Rswson, Co. ID, 9th bsttaiion,
BaItip,ofe (Nfd.l Light Inf
BRowy.-At Taunton, Mass, Feb. 10. OF carbuns
Gle boil James Brown, aged %. He was . uegnbef
of VIM II. Bartless Post, 3, and q lawyer ey pro-
fession.
JAcnswIcz At Chicago. H.. Jan. 10. Marens
Jaeobwicz, First Lieutenant. 18th N. x. Iadp bss'
sery.