The National tribune., 1895-07-11
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the COuntry's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Cali.


Who Have Answered the Last Call.
wmEs.-At White Cottage, o., June 10. OF
disease contracted in the service, Perry Wiles,
Co. A. SD. and Co. ID. 67th Ohio. aged 81. He
was a veteran served continuously from Oct.
IL. 1861. until honorably discharged. Dec. z,
1865. He was severely wounded in the assault
Fort Wagner. He leaves widow, and three
children under is years of age.
CovERDALE.-At GAINESVILLE. o., June 10.
John G.. Coverdse, Co. j, 160th Ohio, aged 80.
The cause of his death was cancer of the face.
He leaves widow and several children.
MCCREARY.-At GAINESVILLE. o., June 81, DIR.
VIM. d. McCreary Co. K. 153d Pa. II. A., aged
So He enlisted Feb. %. 1864. and was dis
charged in November, 1866. He was member
of Hazlett Post. 81, and was buried under the
ausrices of the Order. He leaves widow and
two children son and a daughter.
TAFT.-At Grafton, Mass. recently. Emory
Taft aged 73. Comrade TAFT was an hOnored
member of Sprague Post, "a. A widow and one
daughter survive him.
LANG-At Tampa. Fla, June 10, Thomas T.
Lang Co. F. seth Mass. aged 81 Comrads
Lang had been an inmate of the Soldiers
Home in Dayton. o., but last year he took up
his residence in Manatee, Fla. where he owned
little place. Last Winter the house and
contents, including q sum of money. were
burned TO the ground. Lang, whose health was
far from good received a shock which resulted
in his death on the 10th of last month. He tenn
pornrily went to Tampa after the fire, where he
remained until few weeks ago, when he felt
strong enough to start for Ohio. He became
worse when he got on the boat and was taken
back to Tampa. During his last illness and
death he was at tho residence of VIM. o Neil.
an ex- Confederate veteran, who did every thing
possible for him. Very Post. of Tampa. also
helped to care for the comrade. He was for
merly a member of Post %. Milford, Mass,
II, oInFiO Of Es fO r.
ONeil
BROwN.-At Chester, Neb, Jan. IA, William
j. Brown, Co. f, 7th Cal, aged So
ROUsH.-At Reward, Pa, recently. David
ROush. Co. L, 173d Pa, aged 90. The deceased
was an hOnored member of Post 400, Liverpool.
Pa.
GRANDsTAFF.-At Broad well, o.. May Is,
James Grandstaff. Co. A. Hist Ohio, aged 50.
COmrade Grandstaf was a charter member OF
GrOsvenor Post. 742- His funeral was attended
by his Post. The comrade leaves a widow and
five children.
GRANDY.-At Waiisfeld, VT. June Is, Dam
iel Grandy, Co. B, 18th VT. aged SO. He leaves
a widow and four children.
BEoUcHARD.-As Boston, Mass. June g. of
Bright's disease, Alphonso BrOuehard, Co. A.,
9Th n. H., aged So. The eomrade lost q leg &c
Farmville. Va April Z, 1865. lie was q MEM
Der of Geo. II. Ward Post 10.
HERRELL-At Bull Run, Tenn. June 3
aged So At the time Of his death the cOmrad6
was drawing q small pension. His funeral
was under the auspices of Post 40 widow
and several children survive him.
HETZLER.--In Roekland Township, Pa, April
II, john ID. Hetzler, Co. G, 4th Pa. Cav. aged
90. Comrade uetzleT was an honored member
of Fryer Post. 621 and the funeral services
were under the auspices OF that organization.
He was receivinga pension Of $6 per month at
the time of his death. He leaves widow and
several children.
BEECH.-At Trenton, n. j., jane o. Of heart
disease, George Beech. aged 40 Comrade
Beech was living in Illinois at the breaking
out of tue war. He Joined regiment of three
menshs men. and was at Wilson's Creek when
Gen. Lyon killed. He re-enlisted and
served until the end of tho war. He then
joined the Regular Army. and was in the
South daring reconstruction days.
DCTTox.-At Edwards Cole, May H. Oscar
DaIi0n, Sergeant. Co. Is, 2Gth Iud. ComrRde
Datten was severely wounded st Spottsy lvania.
lis drew a pension of go.
HESDERsoN.-At Crestline, Kan. June 23,
OF paralysis. John Henderson. Co. +. sd Ind.
The eoarade enlisted in July. 1862. aud served
three years. lie was buried by the Post ~
Columbus.