The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-11-07
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veterans OF the Country's Grandest Aryov
| Who Have Answered the Last Call
| HENDRICKsON.-At Sedalia, Mo-, recently.
William Hendrickson, Co. III, Sth ILL.,, aged ST.
Comrade Hendrickson was severely wounded
| at Chiekamanga, and on account of wound was
discharged from the service. The wound was
source OF constant annoyance until death re-
| lIeVed him. post norton was held. and il
/ was found that the bullet had entered midway
! the sternunl and ranged downward TO the lefs
and lodged between the ninth rib and the
/ pleura. The distance travelled by the ball was
about six inches A pus cavity had been
formed. The bullet was found practically in
/ tact, though little battered from having
passed through the body. Is was an ounce
| mimic ball. and had been carried by the old
veteran since the battle of Chickamaups.
Comrade Hendriekson was a member of smith
Post.
WIScHEsrER.-At shellbanks. Ala. Aug d.
George Winchester. I'd Ohio L. A., and also
seaman on U. 8. Ironclad Chiekasaw aged 59-
Comrade winchester was a member of Gold
wood Post, of Mobile
ALLEN.-At Soldiers Home, Washington, ID.
| C., Oct. 10 David Allen, Troop A, LIST Dragons.
| aged So Comrade Allen was born in Bnrling-
ton, y. j. He first enlisted Oct. Is. 1853, and
| was discharged at the expiration Of his term Of
/ enlistment at Fort Crook. Cal, from Troop A.
/ LIST Dragons. Aug. To- 1853. lie Immediately
re-enlisted in same com any and regiment and
was mustered out Oct. %, 1862, in consequences
of the loss of his right arm in action at Gainess
Mill, Va. Comrade Hen proved himself a trus
man In every relation of life. The members OF
| Henry Wilson Post. IL, have extended their
heatfealt sy mpathy to the bereayed r-idow and
children. COmrade Allen was Superintendent
of the Soldiers Home National Cemetery.
SILLTMAN.-At TitusVille Pa, Sept Is of
apoplexy. John A. Siliman, 57th Pa. aged So.
The comrade had been engaged in the grocery
business in Titusville for number of years,
and acquired quite a competence In Septem-
Der, 1861, COmrade Siilinan enlisted in Co K
57th Pa, which was organized at TitusyiIle by
Capt. e. s. Chase. He re-enlisted with the
company in December, 1863 and served
through the entire war with great merit He
was wounded at the battle Of charlottesville,
and again at the battle of the Wilderness He
served as private, Sergeant, First Sergeant and
Second Lieutenant and at the muster-out OF
the regiment, June %, 1867 be was First Lieu
tenant of Co. <. G. s. Chase Post so, Titus
vile, of which he was an honored member. at
tended the funeral in body. He leaves
widow and three children.
HILTON.-At Milford, Mo-, Oct. 10 Charles
Hilton, Co. III, 45th KY, aged 49, Comrads
Hilton was a member of Capt. j. A. Bowers
Post, 1893, which passed resolutions. He leaves
a widow and children.
TUTTLE.-At Salinas, Cal recently. Hiram
C. futile. The funeral services were under
the charge of James b. Steedman Post Sc.
Troop G, N. G. C.. turned out dismounted. as
escort to the GAR.
WILLIAMs.-At Cleveland. o., recently, Geo.
w. Williams, Co. /. I'd Ohio Cav, aged So. De-
ceasedwas charter member Of Steedman POST
500; held the office of Chaplain in 1883, and
was appointed Adjutant in 1884. He leaves
widow and three children
MCGrLL.-At Jacksonville, o., Oct 26, John
p. McGill, Corporal, Co. ID, 174th Ohio, aged
SO. He was mustered into Phil Kearny Post,
80. May 81. 1885, and retained his membership
until death. He was inferred at Green Lawn
Cemetery under the auspices of the Post. He
left one daughter.
HUST.-At Fairfax, VT, Oct. IL Frederick
s. Hunt, Co. K, 1lth Vt, aged So Comrads
Hunt was charter member of Gen. T. B. Rich
ardson Post, 90. He always took very active
part in all the meetings of the Post He was
a Past Commander. and had served as Quarter.
master for a number of years. never missing
meeting until compelled to do so by sickness.
He was buried by the Post with military hon
ors, services being conducted by Rev. Henry
Croker, Post Chaplain. Four members of Co.
K, who served with him all through the war,
acted as pallbearors.
LEE.-At Van Vert o., Oct 2. John w. Lee.
Quartermaster-SergeantC Co. Z, 9TH Ind Cav,
aged so. Comrade Lee served nearly three
years. He Joined VIM. G. Scott Post, 100, in
1883, and had filed all the offices within the
gift of the Post. He was twice elected delegate
TO the Department. Encampmenb.
HINEs.-At Terre Haute. Ind, recently, Rob
ert Hines, Co. A, 9th Ind. Cav. aged So Com
rade Hines enlisted July 10, 1862, and was soon
promoted to be Corporal. He was wounded
aud was discharged June II. 1865. He was
Commander of Morton Post, I, at the time Of
his death.
LoRING.-As Worcester, Mass, Oct ~, Of
cancer. Henry A. Loring, Co. K. 25th Mass,
aged g. COmrade L0ring was member OF
George Fl. Ward Post, 10. He leaves q widow.
CAHILL.-At Worcester, Mass, Oct IL, Jas.
Cahill Co. /. 50th Mass. aged 73. tie was
member of Geo. Fl. Ward Post, TO- He leaves
a widow and several grown-up children.
HARTwELL.-At Worcester, Mass, Oct. 6, OF
disease contracted in the service, Henry E.
Hartwell. Musician, Sth Me-, and also Musi-
clan in U. S. @. It., aged 3d. He had been
sufferer for five years. He was o member Of
Geo. III. Ward Post, TO- He leaves widow
and five children.
GALLIoN.-At Franklinville, Nd, recently,
A. S. GALLON, Lieutenant, Co. F, I'd 2. FL. b.
Cav, aged 7S.
GoRpoN.-At Mt Vernon, o.. Oct. 2, Or.
Joseph C. Gordon. Co. A, Goth Ohio. DIR.
Gordon was Surgeon of the 5th Regiment,
Uniform Rank. Knights of Pythias.
ROGERs.-At Ashland, Ore, Aug. II, Of
Bripht's disease contracted in the service, Geo.
w. Rogers, Co. b. LIST Mimi. M'Gd Rangers,
and Co. II, 4th Mimi, aged 3D. The funeral
services were under the auspices of the Post at
Ashland. The comrade leaves a widow and
four children.
LINCOLN.-At lansing Mich, Sept 8, Lewis
]. Lincoln, Co. H. 23d N. Y. aged 90. Com
rade Lincoln dropped dead on the street from
heart disease. His pension was reduced from
$40 to So a short time ago upon the plea that
his disability did not eutitle him to the former
rate. He WAS a member of the GAR. and q
Mason. The funeral services were conducted
by Phil lIeEeenan Post, OF which he had long
been an honOrcd member.
RoDGERs-At Bellaire, Mich, Aug 30, John
Rodgers, Co. L. LIST Iowa Cav, and Corporal,
Co. X. 14ith Ill. Comrade Rodgers was u
Of Weber Post, 2O6 and bis funeral
was attended by large number of comrades