The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-12-07
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comrades-Who
Can Aid Thems

Inquiries for the whereabouts Of persons will be
published In this column once, free. There are
awaiting insertion several hundred of these
As each must lake its turn, those now received
cannot appear for at least three months. Writers
will kindly follow the form below. By watching
our Reunion columns during Reunion season the
whereabouts of Secretaries having regimentsl ros-
ters may be ascertained.i
Information the addresses Of the following
named persons are greatly desired:
HosPITAL.-Of Thomas flanagan. of Ward A or
30 Chestnut Hil Philadelphia, Pa, during the
Summer of 1861; by Milton w. Burnhan,, Curtis
Corner Me.-Of Serg't McGound Ward 80; OF
"A of Orlander Krigbsum. Ward 80 or II; by Mil
ton w. Burnham, Curtis Corner Me.
ILLIsoIs--Of Co. II, 5Sth Ill; by Matthew Col
den Winfield Kan.
IgDIASA-Of any who remember John J. Berry,
Co. b. 29th Ind, while in the service; by Melissa
Siders. North Manchester, Ind.
who at Fort Leavenworth in August, 1861. and
who afterward made Captain; by Mrs. Eliza
Ball, Pleasauton, Kan.
MicHTaAN.-Of the Orderly-Sergeant of Co. d,
1lth Mich; by G.. IL. Rouse, Ballard, Wash.
MTsCELLANEoUs.-Of G. W. Anderson. who lives
In Pennsylvania; by Ella Anderson, TIC Sixteenth
avenue, North Minneapolis, Minn-Of the near
relatives of Col. De Lancy, of Cobbs Georgia
Legion. @. 8. A, who was captured at Madison
Courthouse. and died In hospital at Washington; ;
by John A. Wright, Rootstowu, OF X. e
Blades, of cavalry regiment, and OF -
Palmer. who lived in Eddyvilie during the war;
by John K. Phillips Leavemworth, Kan.-0f
Owen ]. Cole; by his father. u. T. Cole, Denver,
Co'o.-Of David g. Glenn; by 81. J. Harlow.
Sioux Falls. 6. ID.
NEW JERsEY-Of Co. A, 34th n. j.; by Chas. @.
Moore, 276 West Park street. indianapolis Iowa.
NAyAL-Of officers sailors of the u. :. .Caron-
deet from October, 1854 to June, 1865; by E. HOr-
ace, l27 Mct'arty street. Pueblo, Colo.-Of Mr..
Day u. 8. s. New London, believed TO be Acting
Ensign; of Mr. Fitzpatrick, who joined the vessel
in the Gulf after transfer from other vessel;
by John Hurley, 80 Bromley street, Stepney, Lon
don England.-0f survivors of u. > ). Caly pso
and Wyandotte; by John Wilson, Soldiers Home,
Bath, n. Y.
New YoRK.-Of Co. z, Hath N. Y; by o. W.
Hill, Bridgevile, Del.
OHIo-Of Serg't Frank Stone, Co. /, seth Ohio;
by s. G.. Dills Greenvie. O.-Of Louis Miller,
who Joined the 4th Ohio Cav. in 1862; by Sally
Miller, Lowe, Aia.-Of any who knew Samuel
NJ Mcneil Co. l. 9Ist Ohio, who died at Gauley
Bridge Va Nov. 23 1862; by 8. A. Mcneil. Rich
wood O-Of Sylvester Baldwin, Co. H, s0th
Ohio; also of Thomas Locard. of same ompany;
by Joseph Wright Glenwood, Iowa
ram Dirne Co. G., 5th Tenn; of Moses Barger.
Co. B. same regiment; by II. II. Lewis, Lawrence
Cove. Ala.
REGULARs-Of Albert Bradford. 18th q. g.; last
heard from in Kansas; by J. Bradford, Chilli
cothe, OF Co. NJ. 81 U. s, who served under
Col. A. c. Pennington or Capt. Carle Woodruff; by
J. Pierce Rochester, ". Y.-Of the 81 U. $. who
served in that regiment during 1866, 67 '6S: by j.
d. Orcutt, SO Portland street, ~. Johnsbury, VT
OF Co. B, 4th U. s. Cav, who in the battle OF
NIurfreesboro; by William Kerwin, 500 Queen
street, West Toronto, Ontario.