The National tribune., 1893-06-22
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Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Who Have Answered the Last Cali.
fSenders Of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below wOrded.
Notices must be brief and be sent Immediately after
the event to which they relate.
JoHSsroN-At Ruskin Neb May 20. of 8 conn
pIicaton of Diseases Thos. B. Johnston. Co. G. 59th
Ill. Comrade Johnston enlisted in July. 1861, and
was promoted to Second Lieutenant in July, 1853.
He was wounded at the battle of Pea Ridge, Ark.
He was a charter member of g. II. Thomas Post, 10.
PowELL-At Logansport, Ind, May "a, Capt. j.
W. Powell. Comrade Powell entered the service
as private in Co. (, 9th Ind; after three months
service he was made First Lieutenant, Co. b, 55th
Ind by Gov. Morton. After the battle of Rich
mond he returned home. bat soon after wen. to the
front again as Captain of Co. H. 2sth Ind, and
with Sherman in the Atlanta campaign. He wasa
charter member Of Iogansport Post "a
MARsHALL.-At Baldwin, Mimi, April 80. Of
apopIexy, Meridth Marshall. Co. H. LIST No. State
Militia, aged 81.
gesiion of the lungs, John Smith, Co. g. lO6th
N Y, and subsequently OF the U. 5. ; Allegheny.
He had been an inmate OF the soldiers Home tos
several years. having been discharged from that
place at his own request recently. He was buried
by the GAR
disease oliver Barrett Co. K, l4Oth Ohio. He was
in the woods experimenting some work. and had
been missing only short time when he found
dead Col Melvin Clarke Post, 459, of which he
was Chaplain, attended his funeral in body.
JoRDAN.-At Worcester. Mass, May %. Samuel
Jordan Corporal Co. X, 18th Mass, aged 68. Com
rade Jordan WAS a member of Geo. H. Ward Post.
10 He leaves n widow and ones son.
BURT.-At Fresno, CAL, May %, Geo. w. Burt,
Corporal, Co. @. 42d Ill.
GETTINGs.-At Worcester, Mass, June ]. Of heart
failure John p. Gettings, Sergeant, Co. +. lSth
u. g, aged So years. Comrade Gettings was q
native Of England. and served in the army there
for several years. He had not been ia good health
for number ofyears. never having fully recovered
from exposure during the war. Comrade GestiBgs
WAS a member of George III. Ward Post, 10. He
leaves a widow and three children.
SPAULDING.-At Townsend Mass, May 4, OF dis
ease contracted In rebel prisons. Lorenzo w.
Spaulding Co. E, 34th Mass. aged So years COM
rade SpauIding served all through the war, aud
was brave soldier; a prisoner both at Libby
and Andersonvilie. He was buried by e b.
Sumner Post, 10. He leaves one daughter.
SKISNER.-Died a. GAINESVILLE. o., April q Of dis
ease contracted in the service. Henry Skinner Co.
b. 43d Ohio, aged "A years. He leaves no widow;
had for several years Eeeu making his home with
his daughter, where he was helpless invalid
MCLEAN.-At White Cottage, o., June 8. of con-
sumption contracted in the service, Warren Me-
Lean Corporal Co. B. 18th Ohio. aged As years.
He enlisted Jan. L. 1864. and was discharged July
OF the Atlanta campaign, the march to the sea- and
campaign through the Carolinas. and was wounded
in the foot at Kenesaw Mountain and In the rights
leg near Savannah, Ga. At the time OF his death
member of Ham Gardner Post. 545. OF Fultonhatn,
o. He leaves a widow and chidren.
CooPER.-Died at his home, In Norwtcb, u, june
z Thomas D. Cooper Co. A. 122d Ohio. aged 20
vsars He served two years and nine months;
was captured at battle of Winchester June To- 1888,
and received a gunshot wound IN right leg al tho
battle of the Wilderness. for which he drew PEN
sion His death the result OF stroke of pa
rsIvsis RECEIVED few days before his death. His
remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
ut ZauesviiIe. o. He leaves widow, but no chill
dren.
LANDIs-At Lambertsyilla Pa. June 5. Edward
Iandis Co. J. SD Pa. aged l. He was buried by
Reuben Frraer Post. alA heleaves q widow ana
seven children.