The National tribune., 1895-03-28
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious TO Find Their Comrades-Who
Can Aid Them?

| Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comrades-who
Can Aid Theml
Inquiries for the whereabouts of persons will be
| published in this column once, free. Writers
| will kindly follow the form below. BY watching
| our Reunion columns during Reunion season the
whereabouts of Secretaries having regmental los
| tiers may be asceriained.I
CoNNEoTIoUT.-Of John w. Hall, q native
of Meriden, who served in the 7th Coun.; by
| Mary p Hall, North Falmouth, Mass.
HosPITAL--Of Surgeon who treated writer
in hospital at New Albany, Ind; By Jas. Allen,
Meadville, Pa.-of r. Henry Weaver, Sur
geon in hospital at Nashville Tenn, in 1862, SO
by l.. NJ. Chiffon, 6tanberry. No.
ILLINoIs-Of o. L. Bowers, Co. II, 18th H.;
last heard of in Chicago; by S. 4. Dennis, Mar
shalltown, Iowa.-Of Co. c, 93d H.: by o.
Wescoat, Athol. Kan.-Of J. b. Clifford. Cap
Cresco, Neb.-Of William J. Stogner, 18th
ILL.,; thought to be living in Illinois; by c. w.
RehfeId, Horizon, Wis.-Of VIM. Finch, or
any member of his family; by A. W. Coon,
Cadz, Ind.
INDIANA.-of Capt. Barnes. Co. /. both Ind;
by N. II. Baldwin. Ontario. Wis.-0f COM
rades of Samuel Keller, who served in an In
diana regiment; by A: Freudanstein. Park
land, Wash-Of Co. K, 124th Ind; by S. H.
Morris, glastonbury, Ind.-Of owner of
badge inscribed II. B., Co. E, Goth Ind, Third
Brigade, Second Division, Fifteenth Corps"
by ID. II. Ferman, Person, ul.-Of relations
or friends of Gottil Wsglie. Goth Ind; by T. A.
Bouchood, Cheboygan, Mich.-Of members
Of Capt. Reding's company, 10th Ind. Militia
Mid Rfemen. Black Hawk War; by Frank
G. Dogge, Fremont Neb.-Of Michael T. De
Armitt Co. c. 18th Ind; by Frank w. De Ar
nitt, Fort Wayne. Ind
IOwA.-Of Thomas Rsdman, Peter Genman,
Potter Weber, Warren Davis, Chas. Whealock,
Joseph Norman, Joseph Doiph, and Serg't
Jas. Lauden all of Co. ID, 5th Iowa Cav; by
E. u. Hays. Warsaw, O.-0f Silas Chase, Co.
X, 18th Iowa, or his children; by John L. Lit
ton, Winterset, Iowa.-Of Lieutenant in
command Of party or any member Of party de-
tailed to forage for the 18th Iowa in December,
1864; by Chas. b. Anderson. Colfax, wash
or John w. Ratclif Co. A, 39th Iowa, who was
taken prisoner at Allatoona, Oct. 8, 1864, and
confined in Millen and Florence Prisons; last
heard of in Wilmington, N. C., in March, 1865;
by d. g. Ra;clif. Wnserset, lowa.-Of Co. i,
10th Iowa; by Frederick Clausner, known as
dutch Fritz" 440 Library St., Braddock, Pa.
KENTUCKY.-Of Co. G, 18th KY; by Mrs
Susan Smith, Wade, Mo-
MAINE.-Of Charles Klagne, Artillery Ser
geant at Fort Butler, La, in June, 1868; by II.
s. Archer, Randolph, Mass.
MAssACHUsgTTs.-O the 25th Mass by Mrs.
N. E. Wright, 442 South Walnut street, East
Los Angeles Cal.
MIcHIaAN-Of L. E. Granger, Co. F, Sd
Mich, who has been missing from his home in
Grand Rapids since September last; by c. III.
Van DuzeD, care of Lawrence Depew, Wood
ward avenve Detroit. Mich.
MIsCELLANEoUs.-Of comrades of William
Smith. Description: About 20 years of age,
six feet tall, long. dark hair, and had some In
dian, Spanish, or negro blood; by Mrs. Sarah
Smith, care of Postmaster, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
of David Harries, whose address in 1877
was 27O2 Franklin avenue, st. Louis, Mo-; by
Sadie Rose Armstrong, 2S1 Monroe street, Sta
ton b, Portland, Ore.
PENNsYLvANIA.-OfC F. Oregon. Co. b, l4th
Pa. Cav; by Joel L. Davis, ire Woodstock
street, Philadelphia, Pa.--Of Co. E, Goth
Pa; by Charles Dougherty, Soldiers Home,
Los Angeles, Cal.--Of David Campbell, SOL
der from Pennsylvania. whose pension has
been granted; by II. NJ. Hall, 1850 Fairmont
avenue. Philadelphia, Pa.-Of Co. G, 11Sth
Pa; by John Tschuty, Cope. Colo.