The National tribune., 1896-04-30
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BoRDwELL.-At Sehuyerville. MY. April 8,
Charles Bordwell. Go. q. nth N. Y Deceased
was a member of Morton Post, and was buried
with military honOrs
APPLEGATE.-At Rhode Hall, n. j., April 9,
VIM. p. Appegate, First Sergeant, Co. @. 29th
( N j., aged 90. Funeral services under the
auspices of Sumner Post, "a, Of which he was
honored member.
MILLsPAUGB.-At Newburg, N. Y, April g.
| OF pneumonia. j. MillspauQb, Co. l. I24th ". Y.
| tOraDge BlossOms), aged r. Comrade Mills
paugh wounded at ChancelIorsyiIle and
again at spottsylvania; was captured at Boyd
| ton Crossroads, and confined in Libby Prison
for nearly four months
MABEE.-At Pine Bush, N Y, April 3, Lieut.
Thomas g. Mabee, Co. ID, 124th N. Y. Lieut..
Mabee was mustered into the service Sept 5,
1862. at Goshen. ". Y. rs Sergeant of Co. ID,
which was raised i'm Warwick, N Y, his native
village. lie was subsequently promoted TO
Sergeant-Major and was commissioned Second
Lieutenant November, 1864 After leaving the
service he engaged in business in New York
City and MiddletowD, ". Y, and later entered
the service of the Erie Railroad Company and
by rapid promotion soon became a First-class
Conductor on their main lines He was a men,
Der of Carroll Post. Port Jervs, bot was buried
by the Knights Of Pythias. of which he was
also u member, assisted by the order Of Railroad
regiments. He leaves widow.
SHoEMAKER.-At Waterville. o.. April 5,
James Shoemaker, Co. I, 14th Ohio. and Co. K,
9th Ohio COmrade Shoemaker was a charter
member of Fisher Pray Post.
SMALLCOMB.-At Harmony. Ind. April 10,
George SmaIIcomb. Co. d, 18Th w. Va. aged 81.
Deceased was not a member of the GAR
CEEED.-At Ft Collins. Colo, March II, John
G. Greed, Sergeant Co. ID. 1lth Ohio Cav. aged
%. Camrade Creed entered the service Dec s.
1861, and served until Aug. Is. 1865. He was
member OF George III. Thomas Post. Z. and was
buried under the auspices of the Order.
widow and one survive him.
NYE.-At Snoh0mish Wash. March 81, Elisha
Nyc Co. L. 1st Mimi. Fl. A., aged -. The
funeral services were conducted by Morton
Post, 10, of which the deceased was an honored
member.
P1rTENGER.-At Goddard, Kan. March 81.
of Bright's disease, w. J. Pittenger, Sergeant,
Co. d, 93d H., aged 50. Comrade Pittenger
was detailed for service in the Signal Corps in
1862. He was member of the Odd Fellows
aud Of Post 4S3, GAR, aud had held Offices Of
trust in both Orders. He leaves family.
CoX.-At La Grange, Ind, Jan. 81, John
Cox, Sergeant. Co. Fl. 24th Ohio, and Sergeant.
Co. B. 9th U. S. V. K. G. He moved TO La
Grange Ind. in 1854. and had held number
of County offices. The c0mrade was an hon
ored member of j. III. Danseur Post, 1O4 bad
held several offices in the Order. and at the
time of his death was Adjutant. A widow and
five children survive him.
CORBIN.-At Aontrose, Mo-, March 90. Thos.
p Corbin, Co. c. 43d Ind. aged 3d. COmrads
Corbin q member and Past Master Work.
man of the A. o. u. w. Lodge Of Waco Neb.
He joined Gen. Fred ID. Steele Post. 235. De-
partment OF Missouri, at Montrose, Mo-. by
transfer in November. 1895. At his own re-
quest be was buried by his Post according to
the ritual of tbs GAR, the A. o. U. w. Lodge
attending IN body. Resolutions were passed
by the Post ON his death. He leaves widow
aud laughter
CHAsE.-At South Yarmouth, Mass April 6,
James Chase. seaman U. S. Flagship Colorado,
aged 63. Deceased was a member of PaSkman
Post, 204, which conducted the funeral services.
KOPIsCHKA.-At Dodge, Neb, April 4, OF
consumption. Henry Kopischka, Co. c, GIN iii.
Cav, aged %. The comrade WAS Sergeant
Major OF Allen Post 326 at the time Of his
death. He leaves widow and six daughters.
HUNTER.-At Wellsville. o., March 2, sam
uel Hunter, Co. A. 9th Ohio. Deceased was
member of Henry Capo Post.
LUsTER.-At Yandala, H., April 8. Philip
Luster, Co. Ii, 9Th Ill. The funeral services
were under the auspices of Jones Post, 623. Of
which he was an hOnored member.
0REM.-At Canterbury, o., April g. James B.
Oren. Co. +. 94th Ohio. aged H. Comrads
Orem was y member of Debols Post, 500.
SM1TH.-At Canterbury, o., April IL. Will
liam Saith, Corporal, Co. III, I23d Pa, aged ga
Comrade Smith was a member of Debolt Post.
1856, aud was buried by his comrades. He
leaves q widow, four sons. and one daughter.
CROwb.-At Canterbury o., April II. john
A. Crowl, Co. c. 57th Pa, aged 81 Comrade
CrOwl was a member of DebOlt Post 500, anc
his funeral was conducted by the comrades OF
the Post. in connection with the I. o. o. f., OF
which he was an hOnOred member.
CRoFTs-At Burlington. Iowa. March IL,
II ff- W,
90. Comrade Crofts was born in Lincolnshire,
England He was a member of Matthias Post,
which passed resolutions his death.
KEYLER.-At Efingham. Ill.,. March 21,
William Keyler, Co. G, 11th Ill., aged 81. He
leaves widow and five children.
MARrIN-At Olpe. Kan, March 30 OF
paralysis. Alexander Martin, Co. A, 9Th ILL.,,
and Co. NJ. 4th ILL., Cav, aged 90. Deceased
was a member of Thomas Jones Post 500,
which passed resolutions on his death.
LyoNs-At Rudd, Iowa, recently, Il. Lyons,
Co. /, 33d Wis, and Co l. I1th Wis.
KITsMrLLER.-At Lewiston Idaho. A priI 2
F. KitsIuiller, Co. A, 18th Ohio, and Co. +, I'd
u. S. Comrade Kitsmiller entered the yolun-
teer service Dee. 8 1863, and was discharged
jan - 1863 He soon after enlisted in the
Regular Army, aud served in Co. F, I'd U. s.,
until August, 1879. He was member Of
Hayes Post.
DEAKE.-At Long Island City N. Y. re-
Gently, Theodore Drake, 18th N. Y. aged 81.
COmrade Drake was for three years seaman on
board the United States man Of-war Macedonia,
one of the saps Of the famous Perry expedi-
ton to Japan in 1853, when the ports of that
country were opened to the United States. At
one time he distinguished himsslf by taking
line from ships boat through the heavy surf
az the risk of his life. saving the lives of the
entire boats crew. For the past % years he
had resided in Long Island City. Ho was one
of the oldest Past Grands i'm Astoria Lodge,
I55. l. O. o. +. lie was also a member of Benz
jamin RnggOld Post. 2S3 He bad held the
position OF janitor ia the Fourth Ward Primary
School, No 6. of Long Island City for the last
10 years. lie was noted for hts many chari.
table acts lie leaves widow and one SON.