The National tribune., 1895-05-16
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandoss Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

| SHAY.-At Delevan, Wis., recently William
T. Shay. Co. X, ID Wis. Cav. Comrade Shay
was born in County Galway, Ireland, In 1925;
| em1grated TO America at the age of Is wears
and settled in Massachusetts. In 1885 be To-
Gated in Deievan. aud lad resided in THAI
| neighoorhood ever since. He served three
| years ana seven months. during which time
bs contracted rheumatism, from which he
never fully recovered. He was honorabIy dis.
CHARGED for disability. He was a member Of
/ the GAR.
RADERHAcHER.-At Boomer Prairie. Wis.
recently, Adolph Radormacher. Co. X. 36,h
Wis, aged go The comrads was in Libby
Prison over fOHr months
DfNGHAS.-At CoudeTsport Pa, Aug 4. 1894,
VIM. Dingman, Co. II, 10th Pa. aged g. lie
was a member Of Jones Post 2O4 and was buried
under The auspices Of that organization lie
leaves widow. one son and five daughters.
DAvIs.ln Faulkner Ark. March p. David
Davis. Go. r. 35;h Mo-, aged 90 The comrads
at the time Of his death drew pension OF Sc
I month, and had cen almost helpless for some
time widow survives bin.
aRHESTRoUT. At Nokomis H.. March %,
Addison Armeh trout Go. =. 54th H., aged So.
The comradc was born in Rock .ngham County,
Va but at the age Of three years removed with
his parents To Franklin, o. He was n charter
member of COttiugham Post. 236. and had
oeen Otiecr OF The Day for q number Of years.
BAERIcK--At New Mesama, Orc. April 5,
1 a.
aged ~. He was an hOuOred member OF s. A.
Hunter Post, 81, aud was highly esteemed by
ali who knew him. The Post passed appropriate
resolutions widow and several children
survive him.
CARswELL-At Montague, n. J.. April f3,
s i. Carswe!l, Sergeant. Co. G, 1s9,h N. Y,
aged 20.
srATov-At Pekin, Ill.,. March 30. Thomas
station 11th III. He leaves one son and
daughter.
CocHRAN.-At Aurora Ind, April IA. Jesse
II. Cochran. Go. " 18th Ind, aged So The
comrade enlisted early i'm the war. and served
faithfully until discharged, June 8. 1865. He
received four promotions. At the time of his
muster-out he was Quartermaster of his regi-
ment.
LEMEv.-At Carlyle, ILL.,. March 10. Joseph
Kinney Lemen, Captain. Co O., 2I H. in the
Mexican war, and Major. G3i M. /He also
served IN the 62l H. COmrade Lemen was
with Sherman's army. and during the cam
paIgn which terminated with the famous march
from Atlanta to the sea- and received wounds
which caused him great suffering during the
remainder Of his life. Since the war he held
the Office of Postmaster Of Odin. ILL.,, for II
years. In 1884 he went 20 Carlyle 90 live. His
funeral was under the auspices of Carlyle Post.
Many members Of RHth Post attended FL.
leaves widow and ONE son.
PURCELL.-At Lincoln, Neb March 26 WAL
ter w. Purcell Co. E. 10th Iowa. aged So. AZ
the close of the war the comrade WAS Adiutant
of his regiment. large number of his COM
rades. with whom be was deservedly popular,
followed his remains to the grave
CARTLEDGE.-At Bainbridge n T. March T.
of paralysis. William CARTRIDGE. Co. H. 165th
n. Y, aged 20. Tie was a cOmrade of n. III,
Beecher Post, $50, which attended his funeral
in a body.
FULLER--At Escanaba. Mich. recently,
James Fuller. aged 81. The funeral services
were conducted under the auspices of the local
Post.
BrBBs-At Sandwich, ILL.,, April 26. James
Bibbs. Co. G. 29th IT, 8. G. T., aged go He
was member of Sandwich Post. and PEN
soner for gunshot wounds received in the
service.
TEAEUsH-At Loda. H., recently, Henry
Teabush, Co. A. 9th ILL.,. aged 66. He was
buried under the auspices of Post POS.
GATEs.-At Chicago, Ill.,, March 90 Capt,
Elisha q. Gates, Co. H. 4th Pa. Reserve Corps.
HITCHCoCK.-At Kitchiwan, n. Y. April II,
Jacob G. Hitchcock. He leaves a widow and
four children.
STocKwELI--At Algansee. Mich. Dec. 80,
1894, Ira Stockwell, Co. G, 4th Mich. Cav, aged
IS. He leaves widow, three sous and two
daughters.
STREET.-As Baltimore. Nd, April "a, Rob
ert J. Street, Co. c, 7th Nd, aged go The
death resulted from wounds received
at the battle of the Wilderness. May, 1863 aud
his long confinement in prison at Salisbury,
n. C. He was discharged rs Sergeant. Co. C,
IT'D Nd, June Is, 1865. having served 81
months. Comrado Street Past COM
nander Of Custer Post, 6, and was buried IN
Ter the auspices OF that organization.
JACKSON.-At Dover N. H. March 1S Capt.
Henry Jackson, 2d Va, and 62i Ohio, aged 20.
When IL years old the comrads enlisted and
served in the war against the Seminole Indf-
ms in Florida, aud also against the Indians in
he Hp Will I'M ba
var. He was made Captain of a company in
Inc 62d Ohio for gallant service. He was an
ionored member of Sawyer Post. and the fu-
ieral services were held under the auspices Of
hat organization.
GRAY.-At Youngstown, o., recently Robert
". Gray. "Old 18th Ps.. aged 81 Comrade
tray enlisted at Pittsburg. After serving
hres months the regiment re-enlisted and was
officially designated the I02d Pa, but was still
known as the "Old 18Th" Comrade Gray
was a charter member and Past Chancellor Of
Lodge. K. of F.; a charter member
and Past Commander of Tod Post, G.A.R.;s
charter member OF MRhoning Circle, 2, p. H
c. and a member and Past Colonel Commander
Of the local Union Veteran Legion. widow
md six children survive him.
BABBTTT.-At Washington, d. c., May s,
John u. Babbitt, 9th Mich, OF the Iron Bril-
,ade from Plymouth, Mich. Comrade Babbitt
vas born in Richmond N. Y. in 1922 He
le had been clerk in the Treasury Depart
nent.
R1cHARDsox.-At David City. Neb., March
90 Willis T. Richardson, Co. a, 2d Conn. Fl. A.
lie was prominent member of Lincoln Post,
10.
RASKIN-At Petsluma CAL, April s, Adam
!. Rankin, Chaplain, 18th III. COmrade RAN
Kim was born in Washington County, Tenn,
Nov. 4, 1916, and went with his parents to
Ripley, o., Jan. /, 1922. He commenced to
tudy for the ministry in Ripley College, Of
which his father was President After gradua-
ion he entered Lane Theological Seminary,
nd took his theological lectures under DR..
lyman Beecher, his Hebrew course under
'rof Calvin Z. Stowe and Church history
nder Prof. Stevens Completing his three
ears course, he was licensed and ordained in
$40. He married and went to Iowa, and did
ome mission work in the southern part of the
territory, it not being State at that time. A
'idow, two sons, and two daughters survive
i'm. He was the first to die, of eight brothers
rho served in the suppression of the rebellion.
Ie was member Of George ii. Thomas Post,
San Francisco.
SPICER.-At Pardeeville, Wis, March %. Of
William H. SPicer, Co. j. both
!. Y. list N. Y. DragOons) aged 90. COmrade
picer enlisted Aug. Z. 1862. at Nunda, N. Y.
nd served three years under Fitzpatrick, and
-as with Mcclellan throughout the PsRinsular
lmpaign. The funeral services were con-
ucted under the auspices of VIM. Payne Post,
which The deceased was an hOnOred charter
iember. A widow, three sons, and daughter
lrvive him.