The National tribune., 1895-01-17
MUSTERED OUT.

Veterans of the Country's Grandes< ARMY
Who Have Answered the Last Call
HCBBELL.--At Fonda. Iowa, Dec. = 1904
Alexander f. HubbeIl, Co. Ell, Goth ~ ~ IA
was buried under the auspices of Post t2e3 A
widow and four children survive him.
PECKHAM.-At Hannibal, N. T., SscsntFv
Isaac III. Peckham, Captain, Co. +, 110Ah
aged 66. Comrade Peekham was given sick
Through after Banks's disastrous exHedition-
and while home commissioned Majof If New
York volunteers. his nealtn contn1 ing pre-
Commander Of Hannibal Post, 447.
LoucEs.-At cheyenne. recently Jerome B.
Loueks, better known as George LoucA .. lat N.
Y. LA.
CoNNELL-At wellsville, o.. Dec 10 1894 Of
paralysis, Alfred ConneIl, Co. j, 175Gf Ohio.
His funeral was under the auspices bs Post
237. o.
PARsHLEY.-At Rochester, N. Y, H. o,
1894, John ID. Psrshley, 18th ". Ell. AEh- ths
death Of COmrsde ParshleE bis family rst oa,s.J
notice from the Pension Bureau that hiss ,.s
sion had been reduced. His funeral was -
tended by comrades of Post % of which, ha
was member.
NoBLE.-At Bridgeport, Conn.,, Dec IA, 1Sso.
Andrew B. Noble, Co. ID. 2Sth Conn.,, aged "a
He was an honored member of Upton Post, IA
of New Milford. Il
MATrIsoN.-At Traverse City. Mich. Dee 15$
of heart disease, Capt. Daniel Mattison, Go. Bk
23d Ill. At the close of the war he went a
Traverse City, and for several years was fore1
man of the grocery department. of largs4
mercantile firm. For the past IL years hsi
had been in business for himself He was q
man whom everyone esteemed for his sterling
qualities of character, and loved him for his
genial, kindly nature. He was a member of
Mcpherson Post, 18 and had been its Surgeon
for q number OF years.
CHAPPELL-At Bennington, ChOctaw Ma
ton, /. IT,, Dec. H. 1894. of heart disease, L. @.
Chappell. 56th Ohio. The comrade enlisted
Sept 20, 1861, and served until April 20, 1866.
He was q member of the Post located at Wess
Fork, Ark.
HIGDoN-At Jamesport. Mo-, Dec. 10, 1894,
of disease contracted in the service, Joshua Fl.
Higdon. Co. ii. 123d Ind, aged AZ. He had
served Post 220 in many capacities, and had
been its Commander. Resolutions we're passed
by the Post on his death.
JACKsON.-At Burton, Tex, Dec. %, 1894,
from the effects of wound received in the
service David Jackson, Co. ], SD Pa, aged So.
McCLENAHAN.-AtM ilroy, Pa, Nov 26. 1894,
Charles II. McClenahan, Sergeant-Msjor of old
Co. Ii. 10th Pa.
WooDs.-At Boalsburg. Pa, Dec. "a, 1894.
DIR. John T. Woods. Color Corporal, old Co. q
and new Co. G, 49th Pa.
PERRY.--At Keyser, W. Va. Dec %, 1894,
Capt John w. Perry, Co. b. 81 Va. He enlisted
IN February, 1851, and was with MS Regiments
in many battles. He was discharged on account
of wounds. but after recovering was employed
as scout. In 1866 he enlisted in Co. @, 7th w.
Va, and with il served until the close of the
war. Capt. Perry was man of kindly and
genial disposition. and generally liked by all
who knew him. He had served as Mayor of
Keyser, and Magistrate of New Creek District
He was q member of New Creek Post GAR,
and was laid to rest by his comrades in accord
ance with the ritual of the Order.
MAPLEs.-At Worcester, Mass, Dec. 25. 1S9S,
of Bright's disease, Thomas Naples, Co. d. 11th
u. s. G. III. A He was member of George IL.
Ward Post. He eves widow but no children.
RICE.-In Davis Township, Henry County,
Mo-, recently, John @. Rice, Co. Nj. 1st Iowa
Cav, aged SO. He was a member of Gen. Steele
Post, Montrose. He leaves "a widow.
WR1aHr.-At Los Gatos, CAL, Dee. "a 1894, w.
p. Wright, irst-class Fireman on Red Rover"
aged 90 Comrade Wright was a member of
L. O. q. Ord Post, 50. He was buried by the
Post ION Christmas according to the ritual OF
of the GAR. Ho leaves widow aud one
daughter.