The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-07-09
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious TO Find Their Comrades-Who
Can Aid Theml

Inquiries for the whereabouts of persons will be
published in this column once, Free but they cam
not appear for some lime after receipt owing to
the great number sent US. BY watching Re-
union columns during Reunion season The where
abouts of Secretaries having regimeBtal rosters
may be asceriRiucd. and signed communications
will furnish the desired Information very fire.
queDtly-!
CoLoRADo.-Of Capt. c. F. Holley, Co. n, LIST
Colo Cav. and other members of the regiment
by o. V. Wallace, Wenatchee. Wash-Of Sias
Gibson, who served in Colorado battery by
Mrs. X. A. Harris, Clay Center Kan.
HosPITAL.-Of those connected with hospi-
tai at Smithville, \. C.. in 1865; by John J.
Radcliffe, l72 Sherman avenue Detroit. Mich.
OF any who remember writer being in hos
pital at Georgetown in September, 1861: also
of Miss Bell and Miss Owens, nurses in hospi-
tai by Z. K. Hall, Lock Box %, Van Vert,
Iowa.
ILLINoIs.-Of Co. A. 10th Ill., by Rw. Gam
bill, Kingston, Tenn.-0f Co. G. 10th III. Cav;
by {. IL. Birderman, Bonito, n. Nor Chas
M. Douglas, Co. i, 10th ILL.,; by Henry McHu-
ley, Paisade. Neb.-Of William Richards.
Charles Underwood, and Oscar King, all of Co.
d, 18th H.; by ID. Countryman, West Branch,
Mlch.-Of John Owens, John Gregg, Sylves.
ter Paisley, George Westerfeld. Serg't Caleb V.
Morgan, and Serg't John Eastom, all of Co B.
55th H.: by John Skater, Egypt Mills, No.
Or Co. Il, e3d Ill.,, who remember writer
being injured Feb. %, 1864 by John W. Jacoby,
Ieheren. lll.-Of soldier named Van Rector
who enlisted at Pekin, H., in 1861; by MrsW.
H. Hesly, 507 Avery avenue, Syracuse, y. Y.
Or comrades of Franklin Myer, 20. A, 45th
ILL.,, who is thOsght to have been killed at
Vlcksburg; by Mrs. Carrie n. Smith, Frank
fort, kan.-Of +. J. Pierce. 18th H. and Co.
Z, l5lst ILL.,; by J. Fuller, Lead City, S. D
OF Charles n. Bingham, of an Illinois regiment:
hv 20 81 Ia nc
Co c. LIST Ill. Cav; by Mrs. Mary A. Long,
Grant, lOwa.-Oi William K. Ely, ll2th ILL.,;
by J. w. Hall, Greenvilie, Or Corpl Geo.
n. Arnold, Go. c, 32d ILL.,; by Nathan A. Per-
rill, Adjutant Post AZ Lebanon, Ind.-of
Co. Z. 2Sth ILL.,; by Mrs. Margaret Hit, Heaths-
VILE Ill.
ISDIhNA.-Of comrade of the 18th Ind. who
was shot through the arm between wrist and
elbow. Dec. ID, 1862; by DIR. A. NJ. Wiley New
Hampton. Mo.-of Lieut.. Joseph Brenton.
Go. q, 9Th Ind; last heard Of in Ohio; 10y L. r.
Fresbaws, hiHsiow, lnd.-Of L. z. Cutter
and John T. knOwlton. both Of Co. +, 7th Ind.
Cav; by F. J. NJ. Titus. Joelton, Tenn.-OfAl.
vim Collar, Co III, Goth Ind: by : +. Bunker.
Howard Lake, Minn.-0f J. w. Foster, 18th
ino, who left home - years ago; by K. w.
Foster, Gallstin, Mo.
lowA.-Ol 90. i. 9th Ind; by s. Sherman,
Talent, Ore.-Of the lth Iowa, or Of any
other Union soldiers who visited the Freeman
farm, Tour miles northeast of Vicksburg. Miss,
IN 1863; by I. I. Jones' Bagley's Mil. va
or Peter Launer. Capt. f. II. Pound, George
Windorf and John Il. Kimsey, all Of Co. c,
24th Iowa; by q. 9. Chandler, Upton, Iowa.
Or William Lawson, Co. NJ, Sd Iowa: by
Thomas Teeters, Castlerock, Ore.-Oi John
B. Dodd, 30 Iowa, and Co. l., lst Iowa Cav: by
William Dodd, Mt Moriah, Moor Lieut.
Gender, 20. g, 18th Iowa; by Peter Anderson,
Newport, Ark.-Of George w. Hall, 18th
Iowa; by J. NJ. Hall, Fairmont, Neb.
kESTUcKY.-of Lieut.-Co John II. Ward.
9th KY; by James w. Hubbard, st. Joseph,
Mo-
MAssAcHUsETTs.-of serg't Cbas G. Blake
and William +. Pepper, Co. +, Bath Mass; by
George J.. Plumley, Lyon Falls, \. Y.
MicHIGAH.-0f Co. b, LIST Mich Cav, who
remember Phillip o. Gardner; by F. O. Baum
Rartner Chassell, Mich.-Or Co. ID. 18th
Mich; by VIM. A. Smith. Pleasanton, Kan
of Truman g. Howard and Geo. Titus, both of
Co. A. ODD Mich; by w. Z. Morris, Bovine Civ.
Mich.-Of Co NJ, LIST Mich. Eng: by Harrison
w. Bel, 53s Julian avenue San Diego, CAL
OF Alfred J. Shaw, 90. +. 10th Mich; by Albert
II. Middleditch, Linn, Mich.
MIHNEsoTA.-Of Joseph Oatney, who resided
in Blue Earth County. Mimi before the war
and who served in a Minnesota battery: also,
OF his married daughter, Sarah Ellen Retz; by
Joseph N Walker, Jay street, Cleveland. o. !
VI TIE "a Alin. bat
terry, and addresses of families of deceased COM
rades; by Nels Ii. Fulton, Secretary, Hawley,
MINI.
MIscELLAEEoUs.-0 Adolph Vetter. a SOL
der OF Sickles's Brigade, who worked in the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.
both before and after the war; by Capt. George
w. Barber, l26B North Walnut street, Akron, |
Or Warren Larrens, son Of Russell Lar
rens, Co. i, 15sth y. Y; last heard of in Kan
sas; by Benjamin Showers, Brunswick, Mo-
vi comrades Of Francis II. Cope, who enlisted |
IN Clarion County. Pa. July, 1862, and was
discharged al fredericksburg, Va, Nov 30 |
1862; by Miss Maggie A. Cope, East Pittsburp,
Ps.-Of comrades of Dr. n 3 Pbjlips who
served in both the Mexican and civil wars: by 4
John w. Schuyler, Kilbourn, Ill.-Of Albert
q. n. Bailey, 60. j, Sd Me-; said TO have died /,
on the coast between Los Angeles aud San !
Francisco in December, 1876; by Mary A. |
Bailey, Cooper's Mills, Me.-0f comrades re-
siding IN Oregon; by ID. S. Sears, Co. g, 9th |
ONO cav, Youngstown, Or comrades |
VINO DID duty at the white refuge-camp near |
halelgb' n. &, IN 1868 also of those at SMALL |
pox hospital, two miles north of Raleigh: by |
John V. 0lunt, knobsville, Pa.-Of any who |
remember writer in Hospital at Martinsburg, |
w Va, In Winter OF lS64-'65; by t. Sheldon, |
Mankato, Mlnn.-Of James ID. Torrey, who |
formerly lived in Steele County Mimi, and |
about 10 years ago moved TO Dakota; by !. w. |
Iorrey, La Crosse, kan.-0f Henry Suhers |
an Old soldier company and regiment I'M |
known; by +. Henry Suhers Washington, Mo- |
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