The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-05-14
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Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
PArroN-At Thompsonville, Pa, April %,
Thomas Patton, Co. F, l04th Pa, aged rs. The
funeral services were under the auspices Of
Lieut.. Wilson Post. of which Comrade Patton
had long been an honored member.
MCGOwAN-At Winthrop. Mass, April 25,
John McGowan. Co. +, 81 N. H.. and Co. d,
18th V. r. G., aged II. Deceased was a member
of George H. Ward Post, 10, Worcester
WILKfNs.-As Worcester Mass, April %,
James wilkins, Co. B, 9th Mass, and Co. K, 5th
NJ Y Cav, aged "a. he was member of Geo.
H. Ward Post, 10.
KIRK.-At Halsey Valley, N. Y. April 20,
Charles Kirk, Co. c, 109th N. Y, aged IS. Com
rade Kirk was a member of Post sos. He leaves
q widow.
SHRADER.-At Bushnell. ILL.,, April 26 W. d.
Shrader, Co. b, I'd Ill. Cav, aged 81. At the
time of his death he a member of the City
Council Post 147. GAR; Lodge No. II, A. D.
u W. and Camp No. 271, NJ. w. A.
TRAvIs.-At Vestal. N. Y, April 26, John @.
Travis, Co. A, 18th N. Y, aged 50. Comrade
Travis entered the service when but Is years
old, and served three years. He was a charter
member of La Grange Post, $50, of which he
was Past Commander.
FRosT.-At Porterville Cal, March g. David
Frost, Co. c, 31st Wis, aged 50. Comrade Frost
was an honored and enthusiastic member OF
Portervile Post, 167, and respected by all
his comrades upright citizen.
WLLsEY.-At Elsinore, Cal, April %, A. J.
wiIlsey, Co. d, 37th Iowa, aged 50. Comrade
Willsey was a member of T. b. Stevens Post,
1903. Elsinore, Cal, and by his request was
buried by the Post. He leaves widow and
one son.
SToUTENBERG.-At Wyanet, H.. April 81,
Irwin j. Stoutenberg, Co. Il, 9th N. Y. Cav.
Comrade Stoutenberg was at his brothers on
a visit to his mother. who was supposed to be-
on her death-bed. lie was taken in. and died
within three days. His wife, on receiving the
sad news at her home in Denver, Colo. was so
Frustrated she could not go to the funeral.
Comrade Stoutenberg was buried at Wyanet,
his old home. Comrades from Post 1873, De-
partment of Illinois, attended the funeral. He
was a member and had been Chaplain of Post
in Denver.
DE4N.-At Taunton Mass, recently, David
C. Dean, c. F, 9TH Mass, aged 81. Deceased
was member of BARTLETT Post. 8.
DIETRICH.-Af Barlow, Fla, April 8, j. Z.
Dietrich Co G, 1S3th Pa He was one of the
charter members of j. c. Fremont Post, %,
Department of Florida, and was buried with
the Ritual of the Order.
GRoyER.-At Portland, Pa. April % John
b. Grover. Lieutenant, Co. III. 9th ". j..
HAMPTON.-At Portland, Ps May 2, Thomas
Haupto Co. L, 2sth Pa
WRIGHT.-At Springfield, Mo-, recently. DR..
Charles +. Wright, Co. X, 49th Ohio. Com
rsde Wright was born at Thin, D. AT the age
of IA he entered the army drummer-boy
in Co. X, 10Th Ohio. Soon after enlistment no
was detailed as Gen. Woods private Orderly,
and served until mustered out at Victoria,
Tex. in the Fall of 1866.
CANTRALL-At Detroit Mimi, April IL,
William j. Cantrall. Co. Q, 1ith Mo. :. ). aged
81 Comrade Cantrall was faithful member
of John H. Morgan Post, 80 Hilsboro, N. ID.
WINCHEsrER.-At Shrewsbury, Mass, April
81 Emory Winchester, Co. G.. 36th Mass, aged
90. Comrade Winchester was wounded at the
battle of the Wilderness, and had been an in
valid for II years. He Was member of Geo.
III. Ward Post, 10, Worcester.