The National tribune., 1895-05-30
XERM0NT-
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comradss-Who
Can Aid Theml

Inquiries for the whereabouts of persons will b
/ published In this column once, free. Notices SEN
| file several hundred inquiries BY watching oul
i Reunion columns during Reunion season the
/ whereabouts of Secretaries having regimental ros
| tiers may be ascertained.l
INDIANA.-Of the 34th Ind; by Richard G.
| Wood, 374 Court street. Cincinnati, o.
| MICHIGAN.-Of the 9th Mich; by Ssrg't G.
| r. Beach, Lock Box % Hudson, Mich
MIsCELLANEoUs.-Of Col. Merrill. com
| msnder of Merrilps Horse; by William M
Blake, Lingo, Mo.-Of Matilda Annecks
who left Syracuse, N. Y, in Sepsember 1869
| by her sister, Mrs. Lena Kendall, Chittensngo
N. Y.-of VIM. Wilge, who probably served
in Missouri or Kansas cavalry regiment dur
ing the war; by Elisha Deifendorff, Leayen-
worth, Kan.-Of Edmund Smith and A.
Ellis, who served in the Union army during
the war; by Melvina Jones, Ashland, va
of Elijah Sickles. who lived in Jack son County,
o.; by Mrs. Elijah Sickles, Athens O.-Of
Truman G. jerks; by NJ. A. jerks, Rome, Pa.
of the 9Th V. r. c., which was stationed at
Camp Douglas. Chicago; by Tom Wiley, Jack
sonville 1ll.-Of Joel Rowsey. who enlisted
at st. Louis, Mo-; by G. l.. Walker, Lebanon
Mo.-Of William Lee, who left Bolington,
England, in 1853 and came to America, and
was Sergeant in the U. g. Regular Army /;
by Elizabeth Lee. 40 Jefferson street, Fall
River Mass. -Of comrades of John Parney,
who enlisted at Lock port, N. Y, early in the
war and died in hospital at Washington, d. c.;
by III. l. Van Benschoten, Bedding, Mich
Of DR.. j. l.. Arlington, who was Surgeon in
tho Army of the Cumberland in 1862 and 1863;
last heard from in Hastings, Minn., in 1881;
by Amos ID. Lindsey, Washington Courthouse,
Or the men who were detailed at Alex
andria Va and remember writer having his
foot crushed while loading horses on the George
Brooks; by Thomas Hawley, Tecumseb, Mich.
of Hiram butcher, q member of the G. R.,
and formerly of Chicago, ILL.,; by z. A. Agard,
Fairburg, Ill.-Of Mother Bickerdyke; by
Sarah E Jean, Worthington, Ind.-Of regi-
ment to which William Conley, who enlisted
at Chicago, ILL.,, belonged by Mrs. Sarah Con-
ley, Tylersburg, Pa.
MIssoURI.-Of John w. Henderson, Co. E,
4sth Mo-; by Mahals Henderson, Mountain
View. Mo.-Of Co. l.. 1st Mo. Art; by James
w. Bishop, San Angelo, Tex.-Of Henry
and William Rapp, all of Co. F. Cd Mo-, by c.
F. Loring. Weldon Springs, Mo.-Of B. NJ
Calender, Lieutenant. Co. ID, 1st Mo- l.. A.; by
William Crentzman, Ubet, Mont.
NAvAL.-Of shipmates who were on board
the steamer Jacob Strader while taking am
munition to Vicksburg, by Fl. Warren Phelps,
Westerville, O. OF shipmates of the u. S. 8.
Wabash from 1861 to 1864; by John o. Donnsll,
Rice Lake. Wis.-Of Jacob Gustaf jacobson,
of the Minnetonomah, from 1868 to 1865; by
Mat Jacobson, Knappa Ore.-Of gunboat
Carnation. of the South Atlantic Squadron; by
William Simmons, 1882 Wharton street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
NEW HAMPsHTRE.-Of Surgeon Of the 10th
N. H.; by Mrs. Emma Tuck, 466 William street,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada.-Of the 9th N.
H.; by j. l.. Richardson. Keene, N. III.
New JERsEY.-Of Joel Strait. Co. B, I'd N.
J. Cav; by J. w. Hartpence, Sc New street,
Newark, N. ].
New YoRK.-Of Co. d, Cd N. Y. FL. A.; by
Thomas IT. Evans, 80 Columbia street, Utica,
N. Y.-Of Ed Larson, thought to have be-
longed to the 4Sth N. Y; by George Johnson,
Lenox, Iowa-Of Capt. Mehrlein. Co. /. 18th
N. Y. II. A, and Capt. Christian Rihers, Co. /.
and afterwards Co. E, 18th N. Y. II. A.; by
Charles W. Gauger, Gowanda, N. Y.-Of Co.
G, 18th N. Y. and Co. K, 21st N. Y; by NJ. III.
Quaney. Oceanside, Cal.-Of Lieut.. Matt,
Seg't Thos. Atkinson, and Capt. L. B. Cragery.
all of 1st N. Y. M'td Rifles; by John Evans,
Spriugville, N. Y.-Of Co. z S7th N. Y; by
Mrs. p. L. Monroe, 2A7 fremont street, Ro-