The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-06-11
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandsss Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

| Veterans OF the Country's GrantIess Army
Who Have Answered the Last CALI
HALL.-At Brasher Falls, ~ Y. May IA, DR..
| George L. Hall, 1st regiment Berdan's Sharp
shooters, and 18th N. Y. Fl. A. Although Hall
was not a member of the Order, be was buried
| By the GAR.
FITzGEEALD.-At Fessus. Mo-, April IL, Jno.
| j. Fitzgerald, Co. z, Odd No., aged 76 Com
rade Fitzgerald WAS in the service over four
/ years. He was a member of Stewart s. Bell
Post, 543, and at the time Of his death held the
office OF Chaplain widow and five children
survive him.
| CoRDELL--At BeHtonville, Ark, May Is. J.
K. COrdell, Co. L, 33d Ill. The funeral services
were under the auspices of Burnside Post, 4.
GREEN.-At Denmark, Ore. recently, w. 8.
Green. Thomas Preston, of Denmark writes:
Green was an old soldier who had been re-
fused admission to the Soldiers Home at Rose
burg, that Institution being full. He had been
sick and County charge for a couple of weeks
past"
w. White, Co. Q, "a Me. Cav. aged AZ. Com
rade White entered the service November, 1888
and served till December, 1865. He received
Injuries by being thrown from his horse while
crossing stream in Florida. which resulted in
the loss of use of one leg, and was finally the
cause OF death by blood poisoning. He was a
whole hearted GAR. eomrade, and was COM
msnder of Burnside Post A. last year. He
was q philosophical citizen, and served with
honor in the City Council, and was also O
charter member ofSsdgwiek Command, U.V.U.
Burnside Post conducted the impressive g. AR.
services at his funeral.
CROwELL.-At Natick, Mass, April "a, Sam
uel Crowell. Deceased was member of Post
6, and the funeral was under the auspices Of
that organization.
BRINBERHoFE.-At Auburn, N. Y, May %,
of apoplexy, DIR. John ID. Brinberhof, Firss
Lieutenant, Co. G. 111th N. Y, and First
Lieutenant, Battery ID, 81 N. Y. l.. A.
SroTT.-At st. Catharines, Canada. April "a,
of disease contracted in the service, Mark StOtt,
Co. /, 4th Mich, aged 66. Comrade Stott en-
listed in 1861. aud was honoraby discharged in
1864 He leaves a widow.
RoE.-At Rogers, Ark, May IL, James Roe,
Co. /, Oath Mich.
MCDANIEL.-At Rogers, Ark, May %, Milton
Mcdaniel. Co. K, 117th Ill.
MILLER.-At Harrisburg, Ind, May So OF
apoplexy, George w. Miller, Corporal, Co. B,
92d ILL.,, aged 80. The comrade enlisted Aug.
4. 1862, and was honorably discharged Aug 20,
1865 At the time of his death he was menu
Der of Ware Post. 516. He leaves a family.
STEwART-As RidgevilL Ind June2 Jacob
L. Stewart, Co. A, 147th Ind, aged So.
BATCHELDER.-At Haverbill Mass. May %,
William s. Batchelder, Co. g, 35th Mass, aged
So. Comrsde Batchelder enlisted Aug II, 1862;
was severely wounded at Antetam, and Feb.
II, 1865, was discharged by reason of wounds.
he was prominent member of Mutual Relief
Lodge of Odd Fellows, and a comrade of Post
AZ. Comrade Batehelder served in the City
Council in the years 1882 and 1888.
COAN.-At Auburn, Me-, recently, DIR. Z. 8.
Coan, Co. ID, Goth Me. Comrade COan enlisted
July %, 1862; mustered into the United States
service Aug 90, 1862 as a private for Co. ID,
Goth Me-; promoted to Corporal of Color Guard
March 1. 1868; served on the Color Guard until
March 20. 1868, when he was transferred by
order of the War Department to the United
States Signal Corps. where he served until the
close of the war. Dr. Coan was prominent
business man of Auburn. He was member of
Burnside Post, GAR, Sedgwick Command,
u. V. u, and other Orders.
FIsK.-At Huntington, Mass, April H. Jason
III. Fisk, aged 53. Comrade Fisk was a charter
member of III. G. Lee Post, 176, and had held
the offices of Chaplain. Junior Vice Commander,
Senior Vice Commander, and Commander. He
had also held County offices. A widow and six
children survive him.
BRACKET.-At Chester, Mass, May 80, WIN.
w. Bracket, Co. ID. 9th Mass, aged So. He
was a member Of Gen. H. c. Lee Post, 176, and
had held many offices in that organization.
The funeral services were under the auspices
of the Post. widow, two sous and two
daughters sRryiVs him.,