The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-11-21
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Veterans of the COuntry's Grandsss Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
ABBEY-At Anaheim, Cal. Oct 5. Serg's
AdOlphus Thustin Abbey, Co. II, 9Th Iowa Cav,
aged 65.
MoSRoE.-At Paw-Paw, Mich, recently, Joel
N. Y. He was a charter member and twice
commander of l.. G. WOodman Post. 1856, as
Lawton. He served two terms as Register OF
Deeds Of Van Buren, County.
OiNEILI.-At New York City. Oct. 81, Daniel
O'Neil, Co. G. 11th N. Y, aged 90. Comrads
ONeill was taken suddenly i'll at the Fall
River Line pier, and died before medical aid
reached him. He was an inmate of the Ma
tional Home for Disabled Volunteers at Togus,
Me-. and on his way back from q 69days'
furlough.
MARYLAND.-Ofc comrades of Co. F, 1st Nd.
who knew writer in tho service; by James
Wheatley, Lazesryille, w. Va.
MINNEsoTA.-Of Co. ID, 9th Mimi; by Mary
f. Roche, North Yabania, Wash.
MIsCELLANEoUS.-Of Charles III. Hanford,
who left the city of New Orleans Aug. 10, 1885,
by Louis Mirabin, 2545 s. Ann St., New Or
leans. La.
MIssOURT.-Of Co. l., 18th No.; by VIM. Har-
sell, Elensburg, Wash.
REEvEs-At Belle Vernon, Pa. Oct. 90, John
Starr Reeves, Co. ID, 22d Pa. Cav, aged SO.
Comrade Reeves was prominent and efficient
worker in Grand Army matters, and having
large attachments in the knowledge of the PEN
sion laws, was able to render valuable aid to
comrades. He was one of the oldest members
of the GAR. being a eomrade in the original
Post (3) of Frseport ILL.,, instituted by Gen.
John A. Logan. He had been member or
GEN. George ID. Bayard Post. 178. of Belle YER
non since it's organization in 1850. and was
buried with all the hOnOrs of the Order. He
had filled all the principal stations in his Post
and represented it at Department. Encamp-
He Ian nd
aged mother.
JENNINGs.-At Salem. Eeb. Oct. 80, FL. @.
jennings Sergeant, Co. A, 18th Kan. Cav, aged
50. Comrade Jennings was born at gainesville,
o., Sept. 9, 1886, aud in 1858 moved with his
parents to Warren. Ill. In 1859 he moved to
Salem. Neb., where, in 1861, he enlisted in the
7th Kan. Cav. At the battle of TnpelO, Miss,
he received gunshot wound, the ball cutting
the windpipe and coming out near the spinal
column. He was buried by Porter Post, 48, OF
which he was an h0nored member. he leaves
a widow, one son. and daughter.
CURTIN.-At Toronto, Canada, Oct. %. Jere-
m;ab Curtin. Co. X, Sth ~ Y Cav, aged SO.
The deceased member of j. s. Kuowlton
Post, of Toronto. The Post attended the funeral
in a body
CLARK.-At Ripley, H., Oct 10. w. H. Clark.
Co. H. 50th ILL.,, aged 60. COmrade Clark had
suffered for number Of years from spinal
trouble, caused by an accident during bis serv-
ice. His death was due to- dfopsy. He at one
time was Il member of Mark Spencer Post, but
owing to his disabilities and being unable to
attend, he had not belonged for some time.
STEDMAN.-At Minneapolis Mimi, Nov. 2,
of heart failure, Dudley T.. Stedman. Co. ID,
18th Iowa. and Co. /, Goth Iowa, aged SO. Conn
radc Ssedman was q charter member of p M.
Gods r Post 90; also, a member and Que OF the
founders of the Benton County Veteran AssO-
citation. He was buried BY P. NJ. Coder Post 40
Vinton, Iowa.