The National tribune., 1896-03-12
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the COuntry's Grandess Army
who Have Answered the Last Cali.

Veterans of the COuntry's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
PoRcH.-At Mt. Pleasant. Mo-, Dec. 19, 1895.
Allen b. Porch. Deceased was Commander OF
3. III. Porch Post, 135, which passed appropriate
resolutions.
HoDK1NsoN.- Mantle. ILL.,. Dec. %. 1895,
William HOdkinsOn, Co. g, 3Sth Mass. aged %.
Deceased was a member Of Pollard Post. 762.
de leaves widow and three sous.
WILsoE.-At Brighton Mass. Dec - 1895,
Alya J. Wilson, 1st Mass, and HancOcks Vet
eran Volunteer Corps Comrade Wilson was
in the service almost continuously from 1861
until the close Of the war. He had served on
the staff of COmmander-in-Chief Ray and De-
partment Commander Tobin. He leaves a
widow, three sons and a daughter.
RIcHARDs-At Santa Rosa, CAL, Dec is,
1895, of disease contracted in the service, Cur
tbs III. Richards, Co. E, 68th Ohio.
RAssMUsSEN.-At OswegO, N. Y, Sept. IL
1895. Maj. William j. Rasmussen, 10th N. Y.
CoCHRAN.-Judge r. III. Cochran died at his
home, Toledo, o., Feb. D. He was born in
Belment County, o., in 1887, enlisted in the
18th Ohio and came back at the close of tina
war q First Lieutenant He entered the prae-
tce Of the law, in which he was quite success
full, and also became interested in railroad
building and other enterprises. He was
enthusiastic member of the GAR, and held
many important offices in the Order. At the
time Of his death he was q member of the
Council of Administration and Senior Aid on
the staff of the COmmander-in-C Chief He was
held in the highest esteem by the citizens Of
Toledo and of Ohio generally.
FLoYD.-At Washington, ID. C., Feb. 2, Joel
G. FLOYD, of Co. A, 23d, and Co. III, 61st Mass,
aged SO. lie was % months in his regiment
before be was ever off duty for any sickness.
He suffered with chronic diarrhea an through
the balance Of his service and until April, 1894,
rrh bo had n 81 of paroi a Second
stroke in October and third in November Of
the same year left him entirely helpless. He
received a S12 pension, was refused an increase
at the Pension Office and had a bill for increase
in Congress at his death. he was a member
of IT, 8. Grant Post and published q paper Two
years in Washington, D. c., in behalf of the SOL
diers, called 1.-The National Standard" He
leaves a widow and four children.
REUCK.-At Sheridan, WyO., Feb. Il, Andy
J. Reuck. Co. K, 18Sth Pa, aged so.
MEAKER.-At GoodlanG, Mich, Jan. 81,
Thomas J. Meaker Co. II, Sd Mich. Cav, aged
So. He leaves a widow.
BARNARD-At Mt. Vernon Center. MIMI,
JAM %. III. R. Barnard Co. G, 125th N. Y. aged
~. He leaves widow and daughter.
Ross.-At Beaverton. N. Y, Feb. II. Of heart
disease, Alexander Ross, Co. III. 165th n. Y,
aged So COmrade Ross served in his regiment
from its organization to the final muster. out at
the close of the war. He was a charter MEM
Der of VIM. Pullen Post, 500, and was highly
respected by his comrades and all who knew
him.
HAGGARD-At Corydon. KY, Feb 26. VIM.
Ii. Haggard, Corporal, Co. K. Oath Ky. COmrads
Haggard was member of Maxwell Post, ~. and
had held the office of Quartermaster almOss
since the organization of the Post.
He leaves widow and two children.
CoNLIN.-At Prophetstown, ILL.,, recently, Of
congestion of tho lungs, James COnlin, Go. B,
3Ith H.. aged ~. Deceased was born in County
Cayan, Ireland and came to America in 1852.
He enlisted Sept. /, 1861, and served until Sept.
~ 1864 He was a member John A. Parrots
Post, 5I3. Members of the Post acted as pail
bearers He leaves widow and one daughter.
GIHsON.-At Lebanon, Pa, Feb II, of apo
plexy, George Gibson, 18th Pa. Cav
DEARBoRN.-At Silver Lake, Kan, Dec. IL
1895. Josiah Hamiltoa Dearborn, First Lieu
terant. Co. f. 9TH U. S. c. T., and Captain, Co.
L, 5th U. S. G. T.. aged %.
WILKEs-At Ochre. Va, Feb. II, of heart
disease, F. r. Wilkes, LIST Iowa Cav, aged "a.
Deceased leaves several children.
IIECKMAN-At Lebanon, Ore, Jan. IL. Rev.
Martin Hickman. Chaplain, 35th Me. he was
a member of Post AZ.
BIsHoP.-At San Francisco. Cal. Feb. 10,
James W. Bishop 40;h Wis. COmrade Bishop
was a member of Liberty Post, 1885,
WILsON.-At Fremont, Neb, Feb. H. III. w.
Wilson. 36th Pa. and Goth Pa Cav. aged so
Comrade Wilson was member of Mcpherson
Post.
TINGLE.-At Columbus o.. Dec 20, 1895,
John C. TingIe Co. A, 9th III. Grouse Post,
49, Harrisburg, of which deceased was q menu
Der. had charge of the funeral.
KELLY.-At Charlevoix, Mich, Feb. II,
Iorp'l Thomas Kelly, ColOr-bearer, 10Th N. Y,
md Co. A, 21st Pa. Cav. Previous to coming
% America he served in the 18th Lancers. and
participated in the battles of Alma. BaIaklava,
Eupatoria. aud the Siege Of Sebasto-
vol. lie rode with Capt. Morris in that I'M
,aralleled cavalry charge OF the Six Hundred.
10 devoted. loyal member of Baxter
Post. 1l9, for Is years, and was laid to rest ir
Baxter Post Cemetery.
MARKLF-At Des Moines, Iowa. Jan. 8
Frederick Markle, Co. NJ, Cd n. Y. III. A., and
first Lieutenant. Co. c. 18th U. S. c. II. A.
ged "a. lie was q member of kinsman Post
DoRN.-At Creston, o., Jan. 81 Henry Dorm.
20. X, 117th Pa. Deceased was Past Com
nander Of Arthur Strong Post. i70.
LoOMIs-At Seville, o., Feb. ID Lorenzo A
4oomis, Co. L. 10th Mass. Deceased was &
lpIe5s invalid for years from effects of rheu-
latism contracted in service. He was MEM
or of Arthur Strong Post, 40, and was buried
Nth hOROTS.