The National tribune., 1894-03-15
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest ARMY
Who Have Answered the Last Call

Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
tSenders Of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to The form IN which the notices below wOyded.
Notices must be brief and be sent i'm AFTER
the event to which they relate.l
HowE-At Brooklyn, Conn. Feb. % Of paralysis
OF the heart, Frederick :. Howe, 26th Conn. aged
%. He a Deacon of the Rtptist Church ana
VIII be much missed At its meetings his place WAS
rarely vacant He was drawing a pension Of sI7 q
month. He was a member OF McGre2or Post, q.
"h1TE-At National Military Home Indiana
recently, James q. White Lieutenant Co G. 43th
Mass, aud Captain. Co. +. I'd Mass Ant. The COM
rade enlisted in 1852 and served until September
1863, when he was honorably discharged. Tom
Bennett Post. of which the deceased was an hon
ored member, passed resolutions on his death A
widow and son survive him.
WHSOS.-At Riverdale ILL.,. Feb 25 by railroad
engine. James ii. Wilson, Co. X, Goth Ill., aged 81.
He was buried under the auspices of Post $50. He
leaves - widow and one child.
NIcHoLsoS--At Junction City Kan. Feb. 10 C.
l.. Nicholson. Co. l. lst Wis Cav, aged So He was
a member of Junction City Post. 1872 He had held
many honorable positions in the Post, and was a
Past Commander. He was buried by the Post He
was drawing = pension of Sl6 per month for gun
shot wound in hand.
MULLES.-At Reno, New Feb I6 DR. @ T. Null
len, Both Ind, aged A.. Comrade Mullen was born
In Indiana and entered the service Sept T. 1861 as
Musician, and served until Sept O. 1852 His
funeral. which was under the auspices of Mitchell
Post, =, was attended by the w 4 c. and citizens
generally. He was buried in the GAR. plot.
HALL-At Taunton Mass, Feb. 81, Frederick
Hail. Go. r, 4th Mass. He was a member Of Post B.
McCAY.-At New Harmony. Ind. Sept %. 1893,
OF Brights disease. Fl. G. McCay, Co A. Attn Cal
ODELL-At New Harmony, Ind, JAN 49, OF
pneumonia, VIM. Odell. Corporal, Co. d. 9lst Ind.
SNELLISG--At New Harmony. Ind. Feb s. Of
9lst Ind.
MrLLER-At Valparaiso. Ind. FEB. 10, Abra-
ham Miller Co. Il, 36th Ohio, aged n. He had
been great sufferer for % years. He enlisted Aug
"a, 1861, rs private and served until discharged
NJ Patterson Park Hospital where he was confined
on account OF gunshOt wound in the right thigh.
ie
years. MIR. Miller a member of Chaplain
Brown Post. He leaves a widow and six children
HARTIGAN.-At Trieste, Austria, Jan 80 Dr. J.
E Hsrtigan, Co. I. 99th y. Y. At the time of his
death he held the Office of American Consul, to
which he had been appointed by President Har-
rison- His home was IN Washington, ID. C., Of
which city he had been Coroner. The State De-
psrtment has ordered his remains to be brought
home.
VASDERsLrCK-At Peekskfll. N. Z, Feb. o.
Capt Joseph Henry VandersIiee, aged g.
He enlisted in the Army in 1851 az a private in
Co A. Corps of Engineers, at West Point. For 10
years he was member of that company He
served through the rebellion, and for bravery at
Antietsm on sept IL. 1865, was brevetted Captain.
he was retired on account of disability April %,
1873. Between the war and his retirement he was
on duty at various stations on the Pacific Coast.
His widow. who was Miss Meeks. of Montgomery,
N Y, survives him.
JESSISGs.-At Harrisburg. Pa, Feb. o. Of heart
disease Col w. W. Jennings. aged 55 When the
war broke out he Joined the Lochiel Grays as q
private, but was soon chosen Lieutenant. He AFTER
wards raised regiment, and obtained CoIoneIs
In the Fall of 1868 he was elected
Sheriff OF Dauphin County, but afterwards aban-
doned his official position and devoted himself
once more TO his foundry.
WILLARD.-At Beachmont. Mass, March 7, OF
heart disease, Elijah Willard, lst Mass II. A. aged
70. Comrade Willard was born at Berlin. Conn.,,
and prior to the war carried on his business as Q
and builder in Lynn. Mass. At the ex-
piration OF his term in the 1st Mass. II. A. he en-
listed in Co. A, l1th Mass. Cav, and took part in
The many engagements of that regiment. until
wounded at Antietam. after which he was trans
erred to the Veteran Reserve Corps, in which he
served until the close of the war. He never fully
from the disabilities which he received
and after his return to the life of citizen il was
but short time before no practically disabled
rom carrying on active business. He was a men,
Der of w. S: Eaton Post, of Revere. He leaves
widow and five children.
BAILEY-At Danbury Conn., March T. James NJ.
Bailey, 7th Conn. aged 5S. Mr. Bailey was born
n Albany, n. Y, and moved to Danbury in 1850,
md worked at the carpenters trade. At the out
break of the war he enlisted. and served through
he war. He was captured at the battle of Gsttys-
burg, and sent to Belle Island Prison for two
months A widow survives him. rs@st
MoRRIsoN-At New Germantown, Pa, Nov. s,
90. OomreGe morrison, aged % years he was
member OF Post 54S, and many Of the comrades
attended his funeral, although he had lived more
han eight miles from the Post. He leaves one
ion and three daughters.
LACEY.-At HornellsyiIle n. Y. recently s. J.
Lacey. Co. G. I'D n. Y. aged So Comrade Lacey
enlisted in 1852 and served until the close of the
var. He entered the service of the Erie Railroad
Company a brakeman the western division
n 1866. and in 1s7G was transferred to the Buffalo
ilviSIOn. he was made q freight conductor in
81, and in 1882 was promoted to passenger con-
luctOr, which position he filled continuously and
lonorably up to Feb. l, when he stricken with
he pRrslyte shock which four days after ended
lis life. He leaves widow and two children
MULHoLLAND-At Milwaukee, Wis. Feb. Is
apt. Peter Mulholand. Co. K. 9th Wis Capt
IulhOlland was a member of III. NJ. Walker Post
8 which attended his funeral in a body.
BAILKY.-At Auburn, Me-, Feb. 6. Gilbert Fl.
Bailey, goth Me-, aged 81. Comrade Bailey was q
member of Burnside Post, which attended his fu-
eral in a body The ritual service was used. The
members of his regiment
widow and one daughter survive him.
WELCH.-At New York City, Feb. 20 John WEIGH
%. c. 4th II. Y. Cav. aged 65. He was a member
{ Sedgwicl< Post. The 4th n. Y. Cav. Association
tended the funeral in a body.