The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-05-16
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comrades -Wh
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Inquiries for The whereabouts of persons will be
published In this column once. free. Notices sent
now cannot appear for some time, rs we have on
fiie several hundred inquiries BY watching our
Reunion columns during Reunion season the
whereabouts of Secretaries having regimental ros-
sers may be ascertaiDed.I
ILLINoIs.-of Daniel Trapp. who enlisted
from Illinois in 1861 and served during the
war; by James Trapp. Ashland, Or Capt.
Oliver Grovenor. Co. VI, 18th III. Cav, who was
mustered out Of service at Memphis, Tenn, in
1866, and after that went to Texas as regimental
sutler; By B. CronkLite, EmpoEia. Kan.-Of
Capt Williams, 127th H.; by II. Perry, Red
field, S. D.-of Robert Fulton, Co. X, 5th H.;
by Mrs. John Criley, Ava, Ill.
INDTANA.-Of Ivory N. Thompson. who en-
listed at Bonneville, Ind, in 1865, 146th Ind,
by s. c. Thompson. Somerset, Ky.-Of A. C..
Smith, thought to have served in the 4Jth
Ind; by l.. III. Nays, Mondam, Iowa.-Of
the 18TH Ind. who remember . squad OF men
IN the woods at the battle of Bull Run, ralliod
from different regiments by Lieutenant, and
that tho commanding officer of the 10Th Ind.
formed them on the left of the battalion; by
G. d. Cornelius, EIlonviIle, N.Y.-Of Co.
c, 9th Ind. Cav; by G. K. Harper. Greenbrier.
Ark.-Of John p. Mozart, Lieutenant, Co.
G., oath Ind; by Arthur McCart Orleans. Ind.
OF Co. f, 9th Ind. Cav, who remember
Serg't Samuel s. Smith being wounded by
Amanda Smith, 1927 East Evans avenne,
Pueblo. Colo.-Of J. w. Butterworth or
other Surgeons of the Goth Ind; by Charles
L. Lonx. Wes;moreland. .Kan.-Of Capt.
James w. Hickman, B0bert Jackson, David
Whipple, John Ackley or others sf Co. K, 18th
Ind; by Lunsford III. Stanley, p. o. Box Csc,
Ncgauna, Nich.-Of Henry w. Foster.
James III. Fider, James G. Garner, Robert
Johnson, Madison Watkins and George w.
Dennis. all of Co. f. 147th Ind; by Emanuel
Frsdlive, Monrosyille, Ind.-OfJ. Thoinas,
Co. K, 91st Ind; by William NJ Salisbury,
Guthrie, Okla. Ter.
KASsAs.-Of John Carey. Co A, 1st Kan;
by Thomas w. Swift, 3l4 Nineteenth street,
Milwaukee, Wis.-Of Co.'S x and L. 9th Kan;
by u. A. Mott, Glenvood, Colo.
MAINE.-Of James Follett Archy Young or
ether comrades of Co. E, Goth Me-; by George
W. WEIGH, Woonsack, Wash.
37th Mass, and afterwards of Co. B, 22d v. r. c.;
by II. f. Albee, Bloomington. Ill.
MIcHIaAN.-of the I'd Mich. Cav; by J. B.
Inklcy, Manton. Mich.
MIssoURI-Of Co. q, 10th No. Cav; by Nrs.
Julia w. Parker. Phoenix. Mo.-Of Co. ID, 1st
No. Eng; by G. w. Burtuer, Olinda, Cal.
NAvAL.-Of the crew Of the New Ironsides
that served at Fort Fisher; by Patrick Mulyey,
Togus, Ms.-Of Corpl Steiner, John Lane
Michael Cannon, and Hugh Mccoy, who were
prisoners at Manassas in July, 1861, and were
confined in Andersonvillo; by VIM. Simmons,
1892 Wharton ST., Philadelphia, Pa--Of Geo.
Patterson U. s. Marine Corps; by VIM. Sim
mons, 1892 Wharton ST., PhiIid.Iphis, Pa
OF comrades who served sD the Conestoga: by J.
f. McGrsgo, 1015 West Delaware street, Evans
villc, Iud.-Of Albert Wilber Albert Wallace,
nd Ill -
Chsmbersburg Pa; by George ID. Sherman,
Two Tsyerns, Ps.-Of shipmates of John
III. Hartman, gunboat Connections; by John
Il. Hartman, Germantown, N. Y.-Of the u.
8. s. Psronee; by Timothy F. Brown. Round
Pond, Me.-Of Ensign William N. Michaels,
or any who served on ths gunboat Tyler in
1884; by George A. Lochbaum, Ill East
Eleventh street, Portsmouth. o.
MIsCELLANEoUs.-Ofc comrades Of Rosert Da-
vail, who served with him in the Mexican war,
and knew to what company and regiment he
belonged; by Mrs. Nancy Duvall, Hot Springs,
Ark.-Of Maj. Barber, George p. Andrews,
N. II. Allou. j. J. Fletcher, J. c. Bates, or
others who knew Peter Tanning while in the
service; by Mrs. Tanning, 1907 Nerth Sixth
widow Of ID. Alexander, Co. E, I'd No. L. A.; by
A. A. Glenn, Wichita, Ksn.-of comrades
who helped to build the portable house in which
so rebel officers wore to have been confined at
Morris Island, in Jsly, 1864; By d. Eldridgo,
Historian Sd N. H., Resteu, Mass.-Of Lewis
Samuel Walton, who enlisted from Lsfayet or
Frankfort. Ind; By Eli W. Adams, Bloomfield,
Ind.--Of any who were in convalescent camp
at Edgefeld, Tenn, in the Spring Of 1865; by
James Smith, Co. 3, 10th Tenn. Cav, Erwin,
Cnstsn Penley, who was ssa-
scripted into the Confederate army; deserted
and enlisted in the Union army in Virginia;
by James Penley, Lockout Mountain. Tenn.
of Elmer ii. Rogers, aged 21, six feet one
inch in hight, weight about ITO pounds, and
is by profession steDographer and printer;
last heard of in Rochester. Mimi; by Albers
Rogers, Eugene, Ore.-Of comrades of John
of the Conestoga, who was sent to
the hospital at Cairo afsor the sinking of the
vessel; by John Flanagan, Evansville Ind. |
of Ed Olney, joe Witz, Tom McCsllopy,
Darby Tewey, Frank Thompson. Capt. Swain,
Capt Walker, Capt Tallman, John Carlton,
Michael Green, Jacob Rhinshart, Ser.'t Matt |
OConnor Serg't Williams, and others whs re-
member the writer and his sen, who were en-
gagged in drilling and blasting rocks at Hart
Island, N. Y, in 1864; by John ID. Kelley, OF
ssgo. Mich.-Of any member Of the e1pedi-
tion fitted out at st. Louis, Mo-, which, under
command of Col. Colo, left for Omaha and
Smoky City, Neb.; BY Edward Haak, Kalis-
pei, Mont.