The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-02-06
MUSTERED OUT,

Veterans of the Country's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last CALI
BELLoN.-At Olivet, s. d., Dee 8, 1926. of
disease contracted in the service David Bellon,
Co. A, 50th Pa, aged 80. Comrs Bellon was
charter member Of Atlanta Post, n. and its
Commander at the time of his death. He
leaves a widow.
PRICE.-At Forreston, Ill., Jan. 6, Elias Price,
Co. G, 18th Pa, aged 66. Deceased was not q
member OF any Post, but by request funeral
services were conducted by Henry Miller Post,
65s.
HAGERT.-At Forreston, ILL.,, Jan. g. Fred.
erick Hagert. Co. F. 18th H., aged 70 The
funeral services were conducted by Henry
Hitler Post. 658, of which the deceased was an
honored member.
PERKINs.-At Lyndonville. VT, Jan. II,
Frank A. Perkins, Co. +, 132d N. Y. aged 3d.
At the time of his death COmrade Perkins was
visiting with his son-in-law, John Il. Ripley.
JACKMAN.-At Newburyport. Mass, Jam %,
| COrp'l John Jackman, Go. b. 35th Mass. Com
rade Jackson was severely wounded at the bat
tie of South Mountain, Sept. II. 1862. and was
honorably discharged the following February.
WILLIAMs-At PeekskiIl, N. Y. Jan. IA
Samuel Williams Co. A. 9th N Y H. A. Al
most Immediately after returning from the
war he was employed by Capt. John Smith. ir.,
who had enlisted and served in the same COM
pany with Williams. and remained in his
service until his death-over 30 years. Will
Hams was known as Faithful SAM" both
during his army service and after his return
to civil life. He was one of the original menu
beers of Co. A, of which there are only IS now
surviving.
WILLIAMs.-At Portsmouth, Iowa. Jan. 2
Lieut.. Geo. NJ. Williams, Co. E, 18th Iowa,
aged &c. Deceased a member in good
standing of Dick Yates Post, 364 A widow
and six children survive him.
SwEET.-At Charleston, o.. Jan. IL, Ben
N = Tf T.
stated that Comrade Sweet was in every battle
the regiment was engaged IN, SO in all that he
was never sick day, never of duty, never
asked to be excused, never asked for fur
Tough; was never in the hospital; was never
wounded never at home during the war; was
honorably discharged. and never had pension.
He was foreman in the salesroom of Houston 8
Bro, at South Charleston, o., continuously for
81 years. He had attended every National and
State EncaEpment Of the GAR. for the last 20
years.
YIvEN-At New York City, Jan. 6, of hears
failure Capt. John L. Viven, 18th U. s. Capt.
Viven entered the service as Sergeant OF Go. ID,
LIST Cal. Cav, Sept IL. 1861 discharged, March
10, 1864, to accept commission in Col. Kit Car
sons regiment 1st N Nj. Cav. was appointed
Second Lieutenant 18th U. s, Feb. %, 1866;
First Lieutenant. April D. 1865; Captain. March
81, 1873. Comrade Viven was member of the
California Volunteer Veteran Association.
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cancer, J. A. Morrison. Co. E. 10Th Wis, aged
60. Comrade Morrison was a member of O. p.
Morton Post, 81. and was enthusiastic @. &.
man. He leaves a widow and five children.
WILLIAMs-At Ohiopyle Pa, Jan. g. VIM.
d. Williams Co. l.. 9Th Pa. Cav, aged so. He
was q member of Skinner Post, $40, and was
buried with military hOnOrs.
LAw.-At Abilene. Kan, Jan. 20, Of heart
failure. William Law, Co. b, 11th w. Va, aged
81. The funeral services were conducted By
Abilene Post, of which the deceased was an
honored member.
CAsEY.-At Verona. ILL.,, Jan. IL, of hydro
phobia John Casey. Co. z. 10Th III.
HEINRICH.-At Council Bluffs. Iowa, Dec.
"a, 1895, Fred Heinrich. Co. d. 54th Ohio. He
was member of Abe Lincoln Post, %.
HoLMEs-At Long Branch. N. j.. Dec. %,
1895, Samuel Holmes, Co. A. goth N. j.. aged
~. He was buried under the auspices of James
b. Morris Post. 46. of which he was a member.
RosCH-At Oceanport, ~ j.. Jan. 8. Charles
H. Rosch. United States scout. aged 81. Com
rade Rosch served as scout from 1861 to 1865.
He was buried under the auspices Of James B.
Morris Post. As OF which he was a member.
PARKHUEsT.-At Soldiers Home, Chelsea
Mass. Jan. IS Henry N. Parkhurst. Co. B. 25th
Mass. He was a member of Post %. He
caves mother and three brothers, who live
IN Milford. Mass.
WALEs.-At Togus, Me- Jan. %. Hiram r.
Wales, Sergeant, Co E. 35th Mass. aged 90.
1omrads Wales's home was at Randolph, Mass
SCHOOLGIRLS Austin, No. Dec 4. 1895,
Joseph Sehooley, Sergeant-Major 10th I'D.
md Captain, Co. A, 66th u s. q. Il. COmradA
;ehooley entered the service Aug D 1862 and
vas with his command until discharged, March
%, 1866. He was an active member of Siam
laugh Post, 100, which passed resolutions ON
lis death.