The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
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widows Of wives Of present pensioners. says hes
widows rospeetive) OF present pensioners cannot be
I'd under The Of June ~. 1890 which pro
vidss 50 = monthJ, unless married before jane ~.
1890 and unless without other means NJ support
than her daily abor;' both conditions prerequisite.
A farther one IL = service Of ninety days during
the var and honorable discharge from the army
In the absence Of any Of these conditions. widow
would have 10 prove that her husbands death a.
rsetiy due originating in the service when
shs would come under another law"
boo, ~ ~ eets. hat I.napcn
spcs.,,. syrsn,inr tsppsf.Sty What Il noS seSssr.
q hns.e,is A.is s,nors Dis ,his r;puois Of Cate;
n rs:rs.ss % ,ss o.,se 2, "a; nam. stephen :.
Sic. .T' 3. s ses.s .srsnS .se su HaeS
.srs Or ls,s cc.rs iSs.sss that Ss' s.,rs1..n.
records si!,h .mons ,ss vilew. o. 90 an
e g. sss.
g. s sa ;i.s. -. ana
.riss ID: ro%in.se. q y. S..t.t such onri.
.ns,".! .ptssa y =: m.riyrdsn Of ST s,.sssn aud
the nine Popss OF the name heGrkson
l. We ind that Jou quots Rollin correctly; Cs.sonie
IL what he calls the eeun,ry. But chrysopoli,. now
sent.ri va, in Chseedon, not Caledonia. We do not
ma that any other counrJ than the northern part Of
Great Britain ever called Caledonia a We do not
the Of EoiuE to the willows 70 svolVs the name
Stevenson The name OF the proto srtyr was exceed
inriy common. ana would De given 70 son Without
reference to the place OF his birth. The MscGreEors
prescribed Scotland because OF their support OF
the stnsrts SO they chsnEsd their name. some call
ing themselves irsEorJ. some taking other nsmss II
I, improbable that some steven nseGrsaors fam
lily called themselves stevenson but thnt that the
Mans Stevenson IL OF older date than the oompsr.-
lively resent prescription Of the nacGreEora
s:. 81 tn Il. T rss s 81 in
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' = neE-
me Navy Department can give you the names OF
the ohcsr, Of the sssssou, for any data a, we'll
thess Of the Arisa ON Jan. 1866 which would mean
the latter part OF 1854 the sassacas officsrsd
thus; L,s1tsnantComnsuder.J John 1. Davis; acting
Volunteer Lieutenant A ". Nuldaur; acting Ensigns.
". n. Mayer. Jr. August Adler. H. W. 0Hsra, David
stephen; acting Assistant Surgeon. q, Mcpherson;
acting Assistant Paymsster. G. W. Garthvaite: acting
Masters Mates T. D. Marble. J. s. o'Brsn; EuGinesrS
Second Assstsnia J. W. Haxiey. r n Rlts o. W. ALI
son; acting Third Assistants ". Raynor. II. s. Mack
A. Bir.low; acting Gamer Neil Martin. On the same
Date the Ariss had these oncsrs; Aching Volunteer
Lisutsnaut r. s. Wells; acting EnsIxns. O. p Morse. j.
A. Branusn. Seth Hand; acting Assistant surgeon. A
C. Fowler acting Assistant rsymsstsr. c. 4. Dormss
acting Masters Mates n. NJ hcCool and '. A. Haskell;
EnEnsers. acting Second Assistant. simeon smithi
acting THIRD Assistants r II. compthwah, T. r. VII.
son. and }. r Fraser.
cation Of the S.Ionsi csmsefy At Jstty.sn-r Pa in
sseo%psni.s Gre.r on his Arctic sSp.%is,on 50"
h r.. nam. az s s yon.s @
listed on the Cnion side during tbe late civil and
:.s: :ss e. :s.i INC q y Ssiasss /,
]. Tvs sus's account Nov. 20 1863 says that the
military sscort prissd one squadron Of cavalry.
two batteries OF artillery. aud regiment OF infantry.
which constitutes the regular funeral escort Of honor
for the hirnss, oncer in the service" What these
troops were We do know. most OF them New