The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-10-12
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their COmrades-WI
Can Aid Themf

Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comrades-Who
Can Aid Themi
Information or the addresses of the following
named persons greatly desired for various
reasons:
HosPITAL.-0f the soldiers under care OF Sarah
i. Berk tMother Berk), in Ward &C" at Jeffer-
som Barracks Hospital. from May 10 August ls62;
also of the soldiers who knew her at Adams and
Memphis Hospitals in 1863. "a; by Chas Wedel-
stedt, Big Sandy, Tenn-Of DIR. WoIhaupter
who had charge of Ward ], FinIy Hospital, in May
and June, 1864; also of Aleck Adams Wardmaster
of same ward later in the Summer; by X. 5. Adams,
ILLrSoIs-Of Hugh Yourd, Co. c. eIst H.,
thought to have gone to Texas: by Mrs. Jane Mar
shall, Nadine, Pa.-Of Co q, 9TH ILL.,. who remem-
Der James A. Sewell by William ChastaiB. Delto,
MO-Of Go. q. 6lst Ill.,, who remember John A.
Carter being sick while with that company; by
William Chastaip, Delto, Mo.
IEDIASA.-Oft the Glib Ind Cav. Who were detailed
to roundup cattle while near Elgefeid. Tenn, or
who knew Of the came being detailed by Patrick
higgins San Quentin, Cal.-OfCo ID. 10th Ind; by
John L. New, Seward, Neb.-0f Co. x. 18th Inf;
by l.. H. Stanley. Negaunee, Mich.
KESTUcKY.-Of Co. L, Sd KY, who fought under
Gen. Scott, Second Division of tile Southwestern
Army in the Mexican war; by +. NJ. Raney
Benkelman, Eeb-Of any of the detailed men
from Stones list Ky) battery, and more especially
Of the men who were with writer when they went
to Louisville after horses for the battery before the
battle OF Parryviiie; also of the man who with
writer when they rode in box-car from Bowling
Green to Louisville after the battle Of Parryville;
by VISA. Ii. Harvey, Bolton, Tex
OHIo.-0f Capt. George w. Brown, Lieut.. Enc
rick. Lieut.. Henry Klebesh Serg't H. Greenfield
Ccrp'i Woodward, Corp'I j. Ennis or any OF
Co. +, 18Th Ohio, who remember writer by John
w. Loving. Pleasant Hill, Sabine Parish La.-of
of in Tioga County. Pa In 1865; by J. w. Fowler
Philade phia, Tenn.-Of Ezra Johnson Co. J. 9Sh
Ohio; by Lewis Brooks, Fountain Ind.-Of Sth
battery, Ohio l.. A, which was stationed at John
sons Island guarding prisoners; by A q. Babcock,
sos Lynn street, Fremont, o.
MIcHIGAE.-Of Co II, LIST Mich. Cav, who was
h ftgesn f.naFa. ffy in Ami hKtA nr,f.
Dawson, Mich.-Of James Henry Cole enlisted
in Adrian, Mich, Captain in The 4th Mich; by
Frederick Cole, Gilmore, Mich.
MIsCELLAHEOUs.-Of Col. George Smith and to
what Ohio regiment he belonged; by J. Thomas
Smith, Lexington, Neb.-Of prisoners at Ander-
sonville who remember Job Tharp: by Andrew !
Hall through THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE-O
George Craig, thought to he in the Regular Army
by Miss Cora Craig, Upton, Iowa.-Of Ephraim
he belonged; by J. S. NJ Daniel. Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.-Of0. l., Joice, where lac enlisted to what
company and regiment he belonged. and his pres-
ent occupation; by ID. b. Mills, Palestine Ill
o! James Gerard, a Scotchman, thought TO
have gone with the Yellowstone Expedi-
ton. by Allen Gerard, Bennington N II
OF Matthew X McFadden, who left Pauiding
County IN tho Spring Of 1892 TO 20 to Sandusky;
BY J: w. Fowler, Philadelphia, Tenn.-Of Nor.
gan Moore, formerly OF Kanawa Falls, w. Va last
heard of at Ironton, Pa; by J. w. Fowler. Phila-
deipha, Tenn.--Of those who knew Frank Nc
Gowan. who died in Minneapolis last June; by
1 homas McGowan, Independence, Iowa.
NAvAL.-of William Kallaher, of Gunboat ST.
Louis. Mississippi Squadron; by Mary Fenster,
Lafayette, Ind.-Of The shipmates Of the u. s. S.
Pocahontas, especially Lieutenant. Commander VI.
j.. Jones' Acting Ensign l. J. McKinly, Boatswa ain 8
Mate w. A. Taylor and Landsman George Hoif;
by III. ID. johnson, Hollow, Mo.-Of any who
served board Connawaugh or New Ironside,
who remember Newton Sims; by w. Z. Duncan,
ChatRta, Tenn.
New JERsgY.-of Co B, 9th n. j., or of Co. A.
18th n. j. by Henry HiiI Box 499. Phqnixville
Pa.
NEW YoBK.-Of w. J. Austin. ll0th N. Y; by
George II. Wagner, Litchfeid, Mich.
PEHNsYLvAEIA.-Of Charles Kaiz, 12lst Pa; by
Alfred Yauchler, North street, Schenectady n
Y.--Of Co G, 30,h Pa, who remember Chauucay
c. Tinkelpaugh; by l.. ii. Waters SIS Main sired,
Kansas City, No.