The National tribune., 1895-05-23
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Crandsst Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

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TO this country with his patents in 1884 TTe
enlisted in the 2Ist n. j., and attained the
rank Of Captain. He was ore of Eve brothers
who went TO the front in defense OF the old
flag After the war COmrado Farrier was three
times elected TO the Assembly OF New Jersey
VIZ, ia 1872. 1873. aud 1882. and was a firm
believer in the idea that railroad and other
corporations shoIld pay fun taxes. the same as
private individuals or property owners. Aside
from the foregoing he was a working craftsman
Of Hiram Lodge. II. Z. and a. "; Enterprise
Chapter 2 X. A. NJ; Huge Dc Payenc Com
mandery, l, Knights Tcmplar. and Of the Vet
eran Association OF the 2Ist " J. As soldier
he earned much commentator; as generous
eomrade no was highly esteemed as a Mason
he was eminent, indeed. having attained to the
33d degree; as stanch Republican no one
placed their confidence in him in vain as
municipal, bank, or business corporation off,
eial no was known 10 be vigorous in all be
undertook. He had been twice married and
leaves widow and one daughter
GEEEN.-At Putnam. Conn. April IS, Chas.
j. Green, Co. A, 9Th Conn. lie was an hon
Ored member OF Post 81.
GE0E.-At Douglas, ILL.,, recently. Fred Grob.
aged 50. Comrade Grob vas born IN Germany.
and emigrated TO this country when Quite
yoaug, locating in BellevIllc where he remain
cd for sometime. He served in the civil war,
and was an honored member Of Florence Post,
of Ellisgrove.
SMITH.-At Upton, Mass, recently. George
w. Smith. The funeral services were under
the auspices Of FISK Post. IOJ.
GAREY.-At Palma, Neb, recently. 8. p.
CARLY. Go. II, 18th Ohio; Co. !, sd Ohio, aged
IS. Comrade CARLY was born in Column biana
County, Ohio. lie enlisted in the United States
service April %. 1861. and served until he was
honorabIX discharged as Lieutenant in Deem
Der. 1861. He joined Gen. 8IiilicIs Post, 2s9,
in nd II. 4 q =
had since held that Office. Resolutions were
passed by the Post on his death.
JESKfNs.-At WoOdville, Mass, recently,
Robert Jenkins. The cOmrade was Past Com
mander of Post IA, Of Hopkinton. Mss. His
funeral was attended in body bythat organiza-
ton. He leaves a widow and several children.
MCKAY.-At the Veterans Home. Youuts-
vile, Cal, recently, ID. l.. Mckay, Lieutenant,
Frigate Lancaster, aged s.
M1LLs.-At Farmland. Ind. Feb %, Elisha
Mills, Musician, 57th Ind, aged so. The COM
rsde enlisted in 1861. and WAS discharged year
later on account of disability. COmrade Mills
was in all the battles in which bis regiment
was engaged during the service. lie had four
Sous and two sonsin-law in the Union army.
One son died in prison, and one was wounded.
One son-in-law was killed in battle Comrade
Mills was a member of Post 261, and was tho
oldest GAR. man IN the Department of Indiana.
Some of his Post assert be was the Oldest in
the entire Order.
SANDEEs.-At Trimblc, o., April IS, II. T.
Sanders. The deceased was an honOred men,
Der of Watkins Andrews Pest, 352, which
passed resolutions on his DEATH
HARDISG.-At EatOnvile Pa, May 10 Chas.
s. Harding, Sergeant, Co. Z, 2O3d Pa.
CEAMER.-At Lisbon. n. d.. April 81 Of heart
disease. Henry Cramer, aged al Comrade era
meT was Past Commander of Post II, and bad
held a commission as Captain of Battery A, ID.
n. g. He was Commissioner Of the North
Dakota Soldiers Home A widow and three
children survive him.
VEOoMAN.-At Pennington, MINI, May z,
James II. YrOomsu, Co. T, 1st Wis. Cav, aged
80. The comrade was taken prisoner in 1864.
md was tied to a horse and made to ride 40
miles over rough country. He then received
injuries from which he never recovered At
Inc time of his death he drew pension of 81
per month.
MEECB.-At Lynn. Mass, April 80, James T.
Mech. Co. A. 26th Conn, aged AZ. Comrade
Mech was born in Preston, Conn.,, and enlisted
rom Salem. He was member of George III.
Ward Post, 10, Department. Of Massachusetts.
lie had been Commander of his Post. Assistant
of the Department Of Diassa-
:husetts. and National Adjutant- General under
Chief j. Z. Adams. He had been
member Of Post 10 for a number of years.
delegation from the Post attended his funeral.
SIHPsON.-At Greenfield, o., April IL, Col.
lanes p Simpson, 9th Ohio.
ALLEN.-At Worcester Mass, A priI %, Al
'ert S. Allen, Co. A. 9th Mass. aged 81. The
omrade was a well-known music teacher. He
vas a member Of George H. Ward Post, 10. A
widow and two sons survive him.
FIREsToSE.-At Littitz City. Pa. May 2,
benjamin Firestone, aged So. He was an hon.
red member of Capt. William Tics Post, All,
f Myerst0wn, Pa
CoNSELLEY-At the Soldiers Home. Togus,
Ie., recently. Edward Connelley, 10th N. H.,
ged %. He was afterward transferred to the
d N. III.
WR1GHr.-At Aurora, Ind, May 8. Thomas
Wright, Ensign in the Mississippi Squadron.
lie was an honored member of John A. Platter
Post, 81.
WETZLER-At Thompsonvilie, Pa, May 10,
# disease contracted in the service, Cornelius
Tetzier, Co. A, Ist Pa. Cav. aged so. The
Omrade had been an invalid for 80 years.
RoBISsoS.-At Anaheim, Cal. April Is. W.
!. Robinson, Co. I, 0. II. A. Resolutions were
,assed by Malvern Post, Isl, Fullerton, on the
eath of the comrade.
MoTT.-At Heron Lake, Mimi, Feb. 2, V. G..
lott, 10th No. Cav, aged 69. Comrade Mott
nlisted at the beginning of the war and served
ntil honorably discharged in 1894 He was
member of Post 149.
CRAMPToN-At Cedar Creek, Wis, April 80,
f heart failure, Harlow lie Champion, musician
n the 81 Wis. aged a.
'STANToS.-At Fon du Lac. Wis, recently,
;eorge Daniel Stanton, aged %. Comrade
tantOn was born in Rutland, n. Y. At the
reakinc out of the civil war he enlisted in
Jew York regiment and served from May q,
sci, to Dec. 4, 1862, when his term expired.
Ie re-enlisted Jan. A. 1864 and served until
uly 81. 1865 After the war he went to Wis
onsin, but three years later returned to the
last In 1880 he again went West, and located
n Fon du Lac, where be had since resided.
lie was charter member of Z. A Brown Post,
so. and has acted as Adjutant of the Post for
0 years. He was a member of Fon -du Lac
B. knights Templar, and also q
,ember of the Modern Woodmen.
DAWEs.-At Cincinnati, o.. April %, of heart
isease, Mai. Z. @. Dawes Maj. Dawes served
18th distinction in the war. earning Msjor-
nip for gallant service, and received wounds
Dallas. Ca, in 1861, which disabled him for
lrther duty. lie was one of the most prcmi-
ent members of the Grand Army and Loyal
.egiou, aud always q jealous worker. Five
mes he was elected Commander of the Ohio
oval Legion; ex Presidents Hayes and Har-
ison. Gen Sherman. and Gen. j. ID. Cox having
$50 served in that capacity. Maj. Dawes was
lid to be the best-informed man on military
istOry in the country.
JJSpERwoOp-At Montezuma, Iowa, April
3. Allen L. Underwood, seth Ohio. Comrade
enlisted in 1859 and served until
10 close of the war. For a number of years
o had been Postmaster at Montezuma, and
ad filed the position to the satisfaction of all.
10 was worthy member of Post 127, aud was
S Past Commander. He was buried with the
.rvices of the Order.
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