The National tribune., 1895-11-28
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Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest ARMY
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
REEvEs.-At Belle Vernon, Pa Oct 90 John
s. Reeves, Co. D. 25d Pa Cav aged 3D. Com
rade Reeves enlisted Sept. 6, 1862, and was dis
charged on June /, 1865. He was a charter
member Of Gen. G. ID. Bayard Post, I7S, and
was buried according to the ritual of the Order.
Serg't Z. C.. Grace Camp, 268, Sons of Veterans,
attended the funeral in body, and furnished
the firing squad.
DENLER.-At Nashville, ILL.,. Oct g. John
Denler, Co. F. 44th H., aged g. He was a
member of Andy Hosmer Post $751; but was
buried under the auspices of Nashville Post,
419. He leaves widow and four sons.
FAREwELL.-At Chilli, N. Y, Oct 81, G. 8.
Farewell, 4th n. Y. Fl. A. aged So Comrads
Farewell Past Commander of Martindals
Post go and at the time of his death was Adju-
tant. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
LEE.-At Van Vert. o., Oct. z. Of kidney dis
ease, John w. Lee, Co. e. 7rh Ind. Cav, aged
80. Comrade Lee was born in Union Town
ship. Licking County. o.. He moved to Van
Vert in 1870. Deceased was a member of Scots
Post. 100 and was in good standing at the time
of his death. He held the office of Commander
for a number of terms. widow and two chill
dren survive him.
GUrMAN.-At Niota. Ill, Sept. q, Frank
Gutman. Co. III. 23d Mo-. aged al. The COM
rade was in the service nearly i've years. He
was a member of Post 696.
PENN NGToN.-At New Albany. Ind. Oct
10 Henry Pennington, aged 81. Deceased was
a veteran Of the Seminole, Mexican and civil
wars.
CoNRAD.-At Middletown, Pa, Nov 6, Sam
uel s. Conrad, Co. G, 9th Pa. Cav. Comrads
Conrad was Past Commander of Gen. Cameron
Post. 7S. and a member of Council 140. j. D.
A. NJ. He leaves a widow and several chill
dren.
HEwrTr.-At Middletown Pa. recently Jo-
seph II. p Hewitt, Co. C, 9th Pa. Cav. Com
rade Hewitt was an honored member of Cam
eron Post, 78, and was its Past Commander.
He leaves a widow and four children.
REAM-At Holly, Mich, Oct. %, of paralysis,
john Ream. II6th N. Y, aged SO. Deceased
was an honorei member of the local Post.
IoCKE-At Worcester. Mass, Oct. 2S. ThOs
M. Locke. Co. G., 36th Mass, and Co. E, 4th
Mass. If. A., aged 80. Deceased was member
of Geo. II. Ward Post, 10. He leaves widow,
two daughters, and one son.
MAKTIN-At Lincoln, Neb., July 81, Albion
Perry Martin, Co. E. S1st n Y. aged 80. COM
rade Martin was born at Sunderland, Mass. He
enlisted as a private in Co. +, Slst ~ Y, Aug.
10. 1862: was promoted Second Lieutenant,
Feb. IL, 1864: First Lieutenant, June 81, 1864;
CAPTAIN, Nov. IL, 1864. Sept. 0, 1864. while
temporariIy in command of his regiment at
Fort Harrison, in front of Richmond, Va. he
was shot through the body, the ball lodging
near the SPINE He WAS discharged. Jan. II,
1865 Oh Surgeons certificate of disability. and
was never able to re-enter the service. He had
participated in all of the engagements in which
his regiment bore part, it being one of Col.
Fox's 800 fighting regiments. For time Com
rade Martin did duty OH the staff of Gen. j. g.
Foster and afterward served on the staff of Maj
Gen Butler. An autograph letter from Gen.
Butler commenting him for mertorous sery-
ices. was retained and highly priced by him
until the day of his death. He was buried by
Farragut Post, of which he was an honored
member.
WE.yER.-At Metz, No., Oct. 90 John P
Weaver. Co /. 9th Ohio Cav, aged 81. Com
rade Weaver had been in poor health for some
time. He received pension of Sl2 per month.
He was a member of Post 252.
WRIGHT.-At Juniats, Neb, Oct. 81, Samuel
Wright, Co. i. 5th Md. aged 81. Deceased
moved to Nebraska in 1884. He was member
of Geary Post.
CRAWFoRD.-At Atehison, Kan, Nov. 5. OF
rheumatism and heart disease. George +. Craw-
ford. Co E. l46th n. Y. Comrade Crawford
was an old and beloved member OF Il. T. John-
son Post, $50, aud was Post Chaplain Tor many
years. He had signed vouchers Tor the small
mansion he was receiving only the day before.
and was then apparently in usual health, bu5
his death came suddenly, and the Post mOurns
the Ioss of a good eomrade. The funeral serv-
ICES were under the auspices of the GAR
P1LGRIM.-At Gallon, o., Sept. 81, Luther L.
Pilgrim, Co. b, 9th Ohio. Deceased was not
member of the GAR.
LA1RD.-At Gallon, o., Nov. 5, of paralysis,
Robert Laird, Co. ID, 159th Ohio. Death came
very suddenly while the comrade was at
meeting of his Post. Norris $50, of which he
was Past Commander.
HoITsHoUsE-At Gallon o.. May 10, b. T.
Holtshouse, Sergeant, Co. ID, 195th Pa. De-
ceased was an honOred member of Dick Morris
Post, 100.
NUrE.-At Gallon, o. Sept l, s B. Mute.
Co. C, LIST Wis. Cav. Comrade Mute was
member of Post $50.
GILCHsIsT.-AE Geneva. Ind, Nov. 1, John
Mclean GiIchrist, alias John q. Mclean, 20.
IS. 18th N. Y. Cav, and Co. L, I'd N. Y. Pro-
visional Cav.