The National tribune., 1896-09-03
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of The Country's Craraest Army
Who Hive AnswerelI the Last Call

! lneodore w. Mccoy, Captain IN 18th Ind.
/ Comrade Mccoy was member OF John Dunn
/ Post, which passed resolutions on his death.
FosE.-At Spokane Falls. Wash, June %,
/ Elisha Vose. Co. ID, LIST Me. Cav. aged 81.
| Comrade Nose was a member Of Gen. J. l.. Reno
| Post, 10. He leaves a widow. Mrs. Lottie FOse,
/ Past Department. Chaplain, W.R-C, and Secre-
tary Reno Corps.
HYDE.-At jamestown. Y. Y. July 81, VIM.
Lyman Hyde, Chaplain. Il2tb n. r., aged ~.
/ Chaplain Hyde was born at Bath. Ne. He was
/ graduated from the Bowdoin College at Bruns-
wick, Me-, in 1872; afterwards was graduated
from the Theological Seminary. and in 1915
was ordained Presbyterian Minister. In 1852
[ ne married Frances Elizabeth Rice at Wiscas-
( set, Me. In 1886 he removed to Duukiri, and
/ served the Presby terrain Church there as pastor
/ until he went 20 the war as Chaplain Of the
1l2th y. Y. in which capacity lie remained
| until the regiment mustered out at the
close Of the war. Afterwards be was pastor Of
/ churches at Ripley and Sherman, and sill later
| frIncIpai OF the Public Schools az Ovid, y. Y.
| lie went 10 jamestown u years sgo where hs
had since resided. Mrs Hyde's death occurred
| May H. 1892. He is survived by two sons and
o daughter--Henry Warren Hyde, ~ D., Fred
| erick William Hyde. and Mrs. SandiOrd g.
Aeddick. Chaplain Hyde was Jealous COM
/ rade Of the Grand Army Of the Republic, and
had for a number of years prior to his death
| been Chaplain of James NJ. Brown Post, 255, Of
jamestown. In May last, at Utica, hs was
/ elected Chaplain Of the Department Of New
YORK. lie was also honorary Chaplain Of the
18th Separate Company, National Guard. New
| York, and a companion of New York Chapter
| OF the Military Order of the Loyal Legion. lie
was a member OF the Chautauqua Society Of
/ History and Natural Sciences.
BAYLEs.-At Placeryille Cal, July % Jesss
w. Bsy!es, Sergeant, Co. y, 81 Iowa Cav, aged
90 Comrade Bayles enlisted in August 1861;
re-cnlisted as n veteran in January, 1861, and
I-ptr Ar,c,
oer OF Placeryil!e Post, los. He leaves widow
| and four children
| WATERMAN.-At Hay Springs, Neb.. Of dis
/ ease contracted in the service Capt John NJ.
Waterman, Co. /, 18th N. Y. aged g. Comrads
| Waterman enlisted as a private. lie was soon
after appointed Orderly Sergeant Later he
/ served as Hospital Steward, First Lieutenant,
and Regimental Quartermaster. In 1865 be was
| promoted Captain. When quite young Com
/ rade Waterman made the overland trip TO CAL
| ltornia, where be spent two years Ho returned
| East, read medicine with DR.. Chamberlin, Of
Cincinnati. o. and graduated at Medical Coll
/ Iege IN Cincinnati. COmrade Waterman was
recently appointed Medical Director at Pine
| Ridge, Indian Agency, s. d. He was Past
I AdJutant and Past Commander Of Hay Springs
| Post, 223 Department OF Nebraska and at the
/ time OF his death was Officer of the Day Of tho
| Post. large concOurse of friends and neigh
| bors followed his remains to the cemetery,
4 IN
ritual by the Post. He leaves wife and two
children
McLArs.-At Pitkfn. Colo. July 49, T.
McLain, Co. K, s4th H., aged 81. A widow
and FIVE children survive him.
"ooD-At Auburn, Neb., Aug 10, Joseph Ell.
Wood, Co. c, 50th N Y. Eng, aged 76. A
widow and six children survive him.
HICKEY.-At Kingston, Canada, Aug l5
Daniel c. Hickey, Assistant Surgeon, 10Th N.
Y. Cav.
BUzzAED.-At Bangor. Pa, Aug. 3. Isaac
Buzzard, 153d Pa. and 18th Pa, aged 60 De-
ceased was born in Washington Township. He
had only common school education, but at the
age OF IL years began teaching school and fol-
lowed that calling for some years. When Ban
gor was incorporated into borough he was one
OF the first teachers elected. A year or two
later he was elected justice of the Peace and
served oneterm, From ear Y man hood until in-
capacitated by failing health he engaged largely
in the real estate business. In 1862. when Co.
h, lo3d Pa, was recruited in Lower ut. Bethel,
he enlisted for nine months and was made
FIRST Lieutenant of the company. He had been
only In the service short time when Capt
Johnson resigned and he was promoted to fill
the vacancy. At the battle of Charlottesville
be tried to rally his men and narrowly escaped
death During the second days Gght at Gettys-
burg he had his sword shot from his left hand
and a revolver from his right hand. One bullet
struck him below the right eye, cutting blood
vessel, and another passed through his clothing
and burned the left side. When his term Of
enlistment expired, in 1863, be was offered pro-
motion to the rank of Major if he remained in
the army, but he had seen 10 months of hard
service and returned home. However in 1864
he re-enlisted as private in Co. A, 18th Pa,
and served until the close of the war. Deceased
was charter member of Bangor Lodge. 565. F.
and A. ~. one of the oldest members of Pros
perity Lodge i. o. o. F., and a comrade Of
Albert Jones Post. widow and five children
survive him.
RIMER.-At Rochester, Mich, Aug. /, Joseph
Rimer, Co. K, 153d Pa. aged II.
GIBsoN.-At Philadelphia, Pa, Aug g. from
wounds received at Antietam, Alexander III.
Gibson. Quartermaster-Sergeant,C Co. L. Goth Pa.
COmrade Gibson first enlisted April 10. 1861. an
a private IN Co. f for three months aud by re-
quest remained 10 days over that time with
his regiment. When the regiment was re-
organized under the name of Goth Pa he re-
entered the service for hree years, and was
always present for duty up to the date of his
wound. From the hospital he was sent to
Washington and put in the Invalid Corps an
First Sergeant from which he was discharged
after having partly recovered from his wound
He again entered the service in Hancock's
Corps of Veterans, aud remained until the close
Of the war.
b. Nowlin, Co. !, I'd Ill. Cav. aged 60. At the
time of his death COmrade NowIin was mem.
Der in good standing of William Hayes Post,
264. The funeral services were conducted by
his comrades.
EBERsoLE.-At Kinsley, Kan, recently,
John N. Ebersole, Co. F. 126th Ohio, aged 81.
Comrade Ebersole enlisted Aug. g. 1862, and
was mustered out of service as q Sergeant on
June 25. 1865. Soon after the organization of
the Grand Army of the Republic he was made
Commander of the Post at Canton and mus.
tered Maj. William Mckinley the statesman
and Presidential candidate. It. o. Howe Post,
241, of which deceased became member in
1887, and a detachment of Ellsworth Camp
Sons of Veterans, attended the funeral. The
latter, under the command of Capt. Watson, fired
the yolleys over the grave.
NELL.-At Frankfort, KY, Aug. 81, EN-.
Nell. 18th KY. Cav, aged 40. Comrade Nell
was Warden of the State Peniteutiary at the
time Of his death. He was born in Adair
County near Gradyvlls and attended the
common schools of the County. He entered
the Union army at the age of II, was mem
Der OF the 18th KY. Cav, and served about two
years. After the war he returned TO Adair
County and engaged in farming, working for
wages for several years. supporting q widowed
mother. After few years he engaged in farm
ing for himself, and later studied med icine and
attended the Nashville Medical College He
was also in the saw-mill and lumber business.
and was very successful. DIR. Nell entered
politics in 1885, when he defeated Rolla Hart
Tor Representative after an exciting race carry-