The National tribune., 1894-01-18
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans Of the Country's Grandest Armz
Who Have Answered. the Last Call

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Who Have Answered the Last Call.
lSenders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
Notices must be brief and he ediately afar
| the event to which they reIRtel
TURSER-At Edgar Neb. Nov .. 1898, James
Turner, 10Th Ohio, aged s.
| DAvIs-At Soldiers Home Davton n Tssc 81
| 1893. Benz. +. Davis old Co, D. 4oh PA
sHEESAN.-At Cadslt Wis. Dec. % 1898. Aez-
ander Sherman, Co b. Ssh Ind. Cornrade Sher-
man enlisted at Princeton, Ind. Oct. Is 1861. for
| the term of three years He participated in the
battles of Murfreesbero PerFyyiIle and 3toDa
River. The comrade was a member Of Gsore,s AZ
Potter Post. iSs. He leaves widow and two chill
dsen.
cars. Allen Williams. Co. d, 32d Ohio aged IS.
Comrade Williams prisoner al AnderSon-
vile for many months. He leaves a widow
DUrrRY.-At Sa,bnia. Pa. Jan. l. Andrew Dat
try' 20: e. lO2d Pa. The comrade had been
troubled with consumption since he Iefs the army.
He leaves six children
HARPER--At COaiton. o. Dec 81 1893 Of hear.
trouble, James @. Harper, Corporal. Co. H Seth
Ohlo aged 90 Comrsde Harper was a member OF
Isaac Willis Post. $50 Limerick. o. He had filed
the office OF Commander from November 1889 un-
til his death. He leaves a wife and seven children
HTEKLEY.-At East Bridgeport Mass Dec 10
is@8' EiJsh hinkley, 60. X. Sd Mass. aged II.
Comrade Hinkiey was member of Post la
BIRoY-At Oswego N. Y. recently. John BirOn,
Co. II, 5lst \. Y. Comrade Bron was buriesl from
81. Johns Catholic Church, escorted by O'Brieu
Post of the Grand Army of the Republic lie was
a native OF france, and was a valiant defender OF
the cause OF his adopted country in one of the
noted fighting regiments of the late war
ZoIILNGER.-At Fort Wayne. Ind Dec q. of
neuralgia OF the heart. Col. C.. A Z1Iinger 10th
Ind. Col. Zoiiinger had been many times Mayor
and during Ceveland's first Administration was
Pension Agent for the State of Indiana. lie was
again candidate for that position and mis- appont-
ment was daily expected.
SNITH.-At Hannibal n. Y. Dee - of typhoid
pneumonia, Past Commander Chimney A Smith
Co. F. II1th n z, aged a. Comraie Smitl, was
member OF Hannibal Post, A.
KEESEY.-At Hannibal. ~ Y. Dec 81 John J.
IN On A
comrade was a gallant soldier. and severely
wounded at Cedar Creek. Va ia Oeo5er, 1854
He was an honored member of Hannibal Post an
JACKsoS.-At KanOpoiis, Kan, Dee 10. Kennedy
Jackson. 36h Ohio. aged 65. Coulrade jackson
was killed in q railroad accident. He tenves =
widow and SIX children.
SIssES.-At Capemis Mich Dec % of pneu-
monia, Charles A. Sissen. Co. F. 2i0th Pa. aged So
He leaves a widow and one son.
kHIss.-At Newark. Mo-, Dee. %, Joseph Kniss
Co. c. Mich. Engr Corps. aged 50. The eomrade
served In the army over four years, and was q
member of Post 4l2. widow and children sur
viye him.
DosAHuE.-At Worcester. Mass. Dec. Il. of pneu-
monia, Michael Donahue, Co. E. 18th Mass aged
60. The eomrade honored member OF
George III. Ward Post, TO-
CoLBY.-.A. Chelsea, Mass. Dec 30 Reuben NJ
Colby. Co.'S b and Fl. 20th Ohio. aged 50. Com
rsde Colby filed every office from private to Cap
tain. and was for a long time the staff of Gen.
Logan. He was member OF George Fl. Ward
Post 10.
HELLER.-At vintnn. Iowa. Dec %. of heart
failure. Joel Heller. Go. @. 18th Iowa. Comrade
r. VI.
had served az Junior Vice. Commander and Dele
gate to State Eneampment.
C. III. Miller. Adjutans. Memorial Post 2Is.
Cresco, Iowa, reports the following deaths in thas
organization during the past year:
SiaaoSDs-At Creseo, Iowa, March Is. Is93 Of
disease eoutracted in Libby ard Belle Isle Prisons
W. o. Simmonds, Co. L. lIth U. s. Comrade Sim
monds served from August, 1862. to April. 1865.
LoSG.-At Cresco, Iowa, Aug. q 1855. Robert
Long, Co. ID, S3th Iowa, aged S. Comrade Long
was born In Ireland; enlisted Aug Is 1852; dis
charged for disability March. 1864.
ToDD.-At Cresco. Iowa, Aug. 13 1898. Chris
topler Todd Co. D. ssth Iowa, aged s. Com
rade Todd was born in Ireland enlisted Septem-
her, 1862; discharged for disability. October 1853
HowARD.-At Cresco Iowa. Sept. ls 1893 John
Howard. Co. A, 95th H., aged So Comrade How
ard was born in New York; enlisted August 1862;
discharged Aug. 10, 1855
TAsKER.-At Cresco. Iowa of cancer Of faos
George w. TasE<er. Co. A, 47th Iowa. aged 70.
Comrsde Tasker was born in New Hampshire;
enlisted May IT, 1864; discharged Sept. 28 1864.
STRoNG.-At EstheTviiIe Iowa. Dec. 25 1888
Henry " Strong Co. g, 5th Wis. Comrade Strong
CHARGED in june, 1885. He was in several e1ysgs-
ments. aud was once severely wounded.
CRow.-At SIoDebOro. Pa, Jan. 8 of pneumonia.
Moses Crow. First Sergeant. Co. F. lO0th Pa
Round Headlsl. aged 60. The comrade entered
tho service in August, 1851. and honorabIy dis
charged July "a 1866 lie was taken prisoner July
30, 1864. and after four months suffering in Dam
vile succeeded In making his escape and getting
back to the Union lines. Comrade Crow was
member of Col. Dawson Post. 224.
CLARKsoN.-At New York City recently of heart
failure, Col. Floyd GARRISON aged g. When the
war broke OUT COL CIArkson went TO the front
private in the 9Th n. Z. On being mustered out at
the end of 30 days he re-enlisted Major in the
60th n. Y. Cav. He resigned about year later.
but after re-entered the service as Major In
the t2th n. Y. Cav. Ia which he served until the
close of the He brevelted Lieutenant
Colonel April %, 1865, for mertorious service. He
was a member of the Loyal Legion of Ihe 7th
Regimen,s Association. of the Society Of the Army
of the Potomac, of the Army Of the Tennesses.
and of Lafayette Post: He was Past Commander
of the Department of New York.
MoCuRDY.-At New York City. Dec. S. 1893, W.
II. McCurdy. Co. e. 9Th N. Y. duryea's ZOuavesl
and comrade of Col. Henry A. Weeks Post l46.
KELLEY.-At New York City, Dec. 5, 1888. Capt.
Patrick Kelley, Co. III, goth N Y. The c0mrads
was the author of the patriotic song-book known
as the "Knapsack-" He was member OF Col.
Henry A. Weeks Post, LAG.
Rousseau New York City. Sept. is. 1898. John
W. Rourke. Co A. Goth y. Y; comrade Of Col.
Henry A. Weeks Post. I46.
BEvARD-At Canal Fulton, o., Dec. Is. 1893 of q
of diseases, Henry Berard Co. E 6lst
Ohio, aged So years. COmrade BeyaTd was a
charter member of Post 3s5. He also belonged to W.
X. Richardson Command, 3d. U. v. o.. Nassion.
His funeral was largely attended, some 50 conn
Grand Army acting pail bearers. He was
worthy consrade, being held in high esteem by all
who knew him. He leaves widow and threa
children.
HAwEs.-At Barre, Mass. Jan. g. Austin Hawes
Co. K. 42d Mass, aged o. The funeral was under
the auspices of 5. F. Woods Post of which he was
an honored member. He leaves q widow, son,
aud q daughter.
wAUGH.-At Mankato. Kan, Dec ST. 1853. oil
heart failure, John Waugh, Co. II, Sh Kan, aged
Is. Comrade Waugh a member of Jim Lane
Post. aud was buried 10y the Post.
BUCHERT.-At Dalton, ILL.,. Sept. 20. 1898, OF con-
ptiou Ulrch Buctert 18th H. Cav, aged IL.
The eomrade born in Germany in 1922 and
mad served six years in the army before coming to
his country. He served in the Union army little
over three years.
PHILLrPs-At Melvin H.. Dee q, 1898. of com.
piieaton of diseases. Edward Phillips. l0ilh ILL.,.
u Melvin Post, 5uo. he leaves widow and three
children.