The National tribune., 1894-10-11
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

ANDREWs-At his home, on Church Hill,
1 Forest Co., Pa, May 26, Daniel Andrews, Co.
/ ], 5lth \. Y. Comrade Andrews participated
| in number of battles, and was severely
wounded at Antietam Sept IL 1862 He was
/ not member Of the GAR, but at the request
OF friends Capt George Stow Post, PA, took
charge of the funeral.
| THoMAs.-At Ada, o., recently, DR.. Hiram
| Thomas, Co. g, l1ith Ohio. Comrade Thomas
| was born in Indiana County Pa, and was the
/ second Oldest of family of 10 brothers and
three sisters. Of the 10 brothers seven have
| had the title of Doctor" July Is, 1850, he
! was married to Rebekah Wade a cousin TO the
| distinguished Ben Wade, of Ohio. In 1854 Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas removed to Ohio and settled
/ at Frazeybur COmTade Thomas enlisted Aug
/ 10, 1862, and was honorably discharged Oct %,
| 1868 on account Of III health. He was a dis
| tingIshed member OF Carman Post, IOl and
was 32d degree Mason.
| KEMP.-At Steubenyile, Ind Oct l. Sum.
ner Kemp, Co. A, 129th Ind. The eomrads
| was charter member of Post $50, Of Angola
He leaves widow, two sons and three daugh-
| tiers.
SCoTT.-At North Plains. Mich, Sept. 10
James Scott, Co. /, LIST U. S. S. S. Comrads
Scott was member Of Dresser Post, Lyons and
until his last illness was very much interested
III all that pertained TO the GAR. His funeral
was attended by the Post in a body. The Gag
for which he fought enVelOped his casket Is he
Beat Martin, Mich, Sept Is, Andrew
Bee, Co. l., Attn Mich. Cav. Comrade Bee was
instrumental in the capture of JEFF Davis, be-
ing The first man to recognize him as ne emerged
from the tent II his attempt to escape in dis
gnlse. As he made tho attempt Andrew said
to Gen. Pritchard, We have got JEFF" Mr..
Bee Norwegian by birth. and as noble
citizen as west Michigan ever had The
funeral services were conducted by Rev. Thos.
Nontelth, under the auspices of C. i. Wheeler
Post, of Martin. Tho pal-bearers were old
comrades of Co. L, 4th Mich. Cav.
GORE.-At Hillsboro o., Sept Il, Joshua
Gore Captain, Co. L. Goth Ohio; Captain, Co.
d, 4th 1Rd'P't Battalion, Ohio Cav. Captain,
Co. c, 18th Ohio, aged So. During the Winter
Of lS64165, Capt. Gore was in command of his
regiment He was brave and patriotic sol
der, loved and admired by his men because,
when there was fighting to be DONE he was
always on hand to lead his company. He was
discharged at the close of the war He was
member of Robert Russell Pest, $50.
LAMBRJGHT.-At Siekels Mich, Sept. Ia
Samuel Lsmbright. Co. F. Hath Ohio aged 81
SToCUM.-At Ithaca. Mich, Sept. r. p +
Stocum, Co. d, I04th Ohio
ALLEN.-At Gloucester City, n. J.. Aug, 30
Joseph J. Allen, Corporal, 9th Pa. Cav, aged
81. The cOmrade was a member of Gen. Howell
Post, 81.
sMITH.-At Woodbury., n. j., Aug &c, Geo.
W. Smith, 65th Pa, aged 80. He was an hon.
ored member of Gen. Howell Post, 81
MAEsFIELD.-At Worcester, Mass, Sept IL
of spoplexy, John Mansfield, Co. C. Sd Mass.
Cav, aged 80. He was member of George H.
Ward Post, 10.
SEAvERNs.-At North Seituate. Mass. Sept.
20, Henry A. Seaverns, aged %. lie was a sol
der in the civil war, and was discharged az
Lieutenant Jan. z, 1865, because of wound re-
ceived Aug. Is, 1864. in the battle OH the Well
don Railroad Virginia, from minie-baf1,
which struck his sword and was divided into
two pieces, both of which entered his left
thigh. Ono of the pieces was removed by the
Surgeons in the field hospital. The remaining
piece continued to be source of trouble and
great suffering and in April, 1888 the wound
broke out anew, combining him to his bed. and
requiring the daily attendance of physician
and nurse. In 1880 the remaining part of the
ball was located and removed, after lapse Of
more than % years. Great hopes were enter
tanned for his speedy recovery. but he continued
TO gradually fail until within a short time,
when hemorrhages followed in quick success
sion, aud these caused his death. He was an
honored member Of George ". Perry Post, 81.
STILL.-At Chatham, Mass, Sept. g. Jacob L.
Still. Co. H, goth Conn, aged 20. COmrade
Still was severely wounded st Gettysburg He
was a member of Frank d. Hammond Post,
al, which attended his funeral in q body
TAYLoR.-At Orleans, Mass, Aug. g. Benia-
min Taylor, Co. II, 5Sth Mass. He was 8
member in good standing in Frank ID. Ham,
mend Post, 141, which attended his funeral.
TUFTs.-At Verona, n. Y, Aug. Is OF
Bright's disease, William Tufts. Co. C. 50th
n. Y. Eng, aged 69. He was member Of Joe
H Warren Post. Comrades of the Post at
tended the funeral in a body. He leaves 9
widow. a son, and daughter.
MoRRIs.-At Bridgeport, Conn.,, recently,
Gen. Dwight Norris aged 50. Gen. Morris
studied law in early years, graduating in 1911.
He began practice in Bridgeport and remained
there until his death. He always took an act
i've part in politics. In 1645 he was returned
to the General Assembly, and twice since he
served in that body-in 1864 aud again, after
q lapse of 16 years, in 1880. He also had served
his party in the State-at-iarge, and was fire.
ouently mentioned for Governor. In 1862
Gen. Morris went to the front in the war OF the
rebellion at the head of the l4th Conn. He
served one year, i'll health compelling him to
resign. He received, however, the breyet title
Of Brigadier General for Herit0riOas service in
the field. Upon his return home he again took
lp the practice of law. Gen. Morris went in
1860 as Consul to Havre, and during those STIR
ring times served his country with credit. In
1876 he was elected Secretary of State, the first
,ue for two years, and while in office saw that
he Constitution of Connecticut was suitably
framed in the original Charter Oak.
WEHKE (alias WADE).-At Shreveport, La,
ug 81, of kidney trouble, Henry Wehke (alias
Frederick Ward, Sergeant, Co. III, 17Sfh n. Y,
ged 80. He was a member of the !. o. R. NJ
1 widow and four children survive him; ono
lnder 10 years.
BRAY.-At Pawtucket r. l., Sept Is Ed
nond Bray Co. A, 9th Z. l. His funeral was
ttended by Iowa Post, of which he was mem.
Ter.
WELcH.-At Providence. r. l.. Sept. 10. of
Henry n. Weleh, Co. G., 1st Ill.
Irt., aged 81. He was a member of Arnold
POST, L. and buried by that Post in tho
irand Army burial lot, North End Burying-
round.
BLIss-At Central City, Iowa. Aug. 2I, Of
isease contracted in the service Albert NJ
Hiss, Co. +, 124th Ohio. Comrade Bliss was
orn in Huntington, o., Sept. II. 1912 lie en-
sted Aug So 1862 and was III the service
early three years. He was member Of Mar
in Mills Post, PIP. He leaves widow and
hree children.
ATKINsoN.-At Carrollton, KY, Aug. 90 o.
isease contracted in the service. Samuel At
inson. Co. A. Sd Ind Cav, aged go. He leaves
widow and two sons.
LozAR.-At Little Falls. Wis, Aug.2. d. MEL
ozar. Co. e. SD lie. The eomIade Tas
of Mama