The National tribune., 1896-07-30
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comfsass-wA(
Can Aid Thsms

MIcHreAs-Of Co. F, Sd Mich, who knew
John Riley; by B. F. Lovejoy, Lake City, Hieh.
MIsNEsoTA.-Of Co. e, 9th MIMI; By kf6
J. 8. Graves. WsllsvilIe, n Y.
MIsCELLANEOUs.-Of comrades of John
Schreiner, q German, who is believed 70 have
entered the Union army under the name OF
John Peiksrt; by Henry Benner. Strsater,
Ill.-Of Andrew Harms, thought to Do 10
Washington, ID. c.; by Geo. W. Baker, Crib6a
Post, Westmoreland County, Pa-Of COM
rades who entered Knoxville. Tenn, under
Gen. Burnside by way of the old Clinton Pike,
and saw the Union flag displayed by citizen
from the window OF his house az the Federal
troops passed through the street; by Will 3.
Merrill. Ironton, OF comrades Of 1ssao
Mann thought to have served in an Illinois
or Iowa regiment b. Joseph s. Calkins, Lore
land, Colo.-Of DR.. A. J.. Ebbersol; by Mr..
A. l.. Ebbersol Abilene. Tex.-Of company
and regiment in which Andrew Bump served
after his enlistment at Cotton, ST. Lawrsnes
County, N. Y; by Jason Bump Northfeld,
Mass.-Of Benjamin Early; by Enoch Rider,
Viola, Mo.-Of any comrades who were With
writer in barracks at Nashville. Tenn, in the
Spring of 1865; by James Smith, Co. p. 10Th
Tenn. Cav, Money n. C.-Of Samuel hcIua
tire, Geo. Ransom, and Serg't Patterson, Co. Fl
21st regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps; By
Lewis Nail, Kinderhook, Or Union sol,
diers who enlisted in the rebel army at Salis-
bury. n. C., for the purpose OF escaping TO the
Union lines when opportunity offered; By
Chas p. KILLER, WinterstOwu, Pa.
MIssoURI.-Of Capt. Pinkerton, 5th No.
s. NJ; by J. Tuffree, Msrshalltowp, Iowa
OF Capt. II. w. GOodykoontz, Co. b, 9Th Mo.
Cav; by NJ. o. Bedell. Secretary, 9Th BIO.
Cav. Association, Hickory Barrens. Mo.-Ot
Andrew Graney, who enlisted in Capt Psrkers
company, at Sedalia, Mo-, in 1851; by Mary
Siyils, Fresno Flats, Cal.-Of Lee Tipet, Co.
Z, 10th Mo. Cav; by N. J. Gambel, Chelses,
Ind. Ter.
NAvAL.-Of the steamer Supply. who en-
rolled at Navy-yard, Boston, Mass, in 1864 by
X. NJ. Lee, Chatham Mass.-Of shipmates Of
the writer while he was on board the Malinds,
or Tug boat No. 2; by Noah Abbott, Roberts
vile, Ark.
NEW JERsEY-Of John Hart, Co. ], 10th
n. j.; by Henry Campbell, Branchville, n. j.
NEW YORK.-Of Capt. Cooke, or any COM
rades of the 18th or 10Th n. Y; by Mrs. John
Filkins, 202 East I1Sth street, New York City.
of Co. j. o5th n. Z; By William E. John
son, Gillett, Colo.-Of Co. A, Goth n. T.; by
Stephen K. yreeland, 522 Hoboken street,
West Hob0keu, N. J.-Of the muster. rolls
of the 101st n. Y. at the time of its consolids-
ton with the 37th n. Y, said rolls being
missing from the files at Albany; by H. E
Stoutenburg, Adjutsnt, Post 142, Delhi,
n. Y.-Of Co. K, 9th N. T.; by Blueford
Fitzgerald, Gose. Ky.-Of Milford d. Reed
and Robert ID. Brown, both Of Co. E, LIST
~ L L. A. OJ y w. ACAcHn, rage house,
Dubuque, Iowa-0f Capt. King, Co. g. 18oth
NY; by E. Green, 50 Bridge street. Corning, N.
Y.-Of the 47th NY; by Jas. Wilson, Mexia,
Tex.-Of Co. A. goth N. Y; by Henry B.
Boulton, P. o. Box 435, ROselle. n. J.-Of
Co. NJ, 1st N. Y. Vet. Cav, who knew Lewis
Dewey Woodruff by James Woodruff. P. o.
Box 1914, Pennyan, n. Y.-Of Chas. Wheeler
and G. Lander, both of 18th n. Y. Eug'rs; by
John w. Bruf, Addison, N. Y.-Of William
Lewis and James Brooks, both of Co. E, 91ss
NY; by g. E. Alexander, Anthony, r. l.
Of Capt. Harris and other members of Co. Z,
1881 N. Y. who remember writer; by David
Mallory, 2406 North Thirtieth street, Tacoma.
Wash.-Of Co. K Goth n. Y, who were with
writer when he was sick at Little Washington,
Va, in 1862; by William n. Wakefield, Box
SO, Alton, Mimi.
OHIo.-Of Go. F, 7th Ohio Cav, who knew
writer by the name of John Speer; by John
Wing, Kingman, Kan.-Of Lewis Bsllyes,
Co. F, 10th Ohio; by ]. Bsllyet. Mansfield, o.
of Christian Adamiller, Charles Adamiler,
Reuben Miller, and Alexander Manning, all OF
Co. +, list Ohio; by E. VI. Baich, Lakots. ".
D.-Of Co. K, 18th Ohio; by C. J. Moseley,
care of Thomas P. Moseley, Vollejo, Cal
OF Capt. Walker, Capt. Phillips, and 3erg's
Bennett all of19th Ohio; by J. G. Knows Mays
field, Tex.-Of Michael Sullivan, Co. B. sd
Ohio, last heard of in Illinois about % years
ago; by Thomas Sullivan, Sidney Or
company anu regiment III WHICH JOHu O-
Brindley, alias Archer, re-enlisted at Cumber-
land o.; by Mrs. Mary Brindley, Box FOG, Des
Moines, Iowa.-Of DIR. Bssseit, 121st Ohio;
also of members of the regiment who knew
soldier named Morehouse; by L. A. Morehouse,
Hartford City, Iud.-Of William Q. Bidle,
Lieutenant. I'D Ohio, who enlisted at 6elum-
bus, o. Nov. IL 1861 or if he is dead, of his
parents or brothers; by J. w. Rhodes, 20l5
Oaks avenue, West Superior, Wis.-Of jacob
Dumond, who enlisted at Washington, o., in
November, 1851; by Fanny Hudson, Atties,
Ind.-Of b. F. Bradley, Co. E, 39th Ohio; by
f. J. McCord, Commander Gerald Post, 101,
Marion Ind.-Of Co. A, Goth Ohio; by Mrs
Annie n. Boyer, Maxell, Ind.--Of William
NJ McCowen, who left his home at Grand
Island, Neb. in 1888 to locate new home, and
has not since been heard of by his wife; by
Mrs. Edith McCowen, Sioux Falls, s. D.-Of
Co. c, 1st Ohio, especially those who remember
writer being sunstruck at Bowling Green,
Tenn; by Aaron n. Beck, Emerson. Kan.-
OF Col. Daniel McCook, Lieut.. Thomas Quinn
and Regimentsl Surgeon Joel A. Morrison. all
of the SD Ohio; by n. ID. Wilson. Rockton,
Wis.-Of Co. F, 18th Ohio Cav; by r. NJ. Glib
bons Kingman. Kan.-Of Theodore J..
Mosher 18th Ohio; by G. w. Fry, Richmond
Dale, o.
PENNsyLvANIA.-Of Co. Fl, 95th Pa; by
Joseph Merrion, Bear Creek. Mo.-Of James
B. Gregory, Co. K, 1920 Pa; by Mrs. Sarah J.
Miller, 524 Detroit ST., Cleveland, Or
Capt. Abraham j. Roop, First Lieut.. Henry
Lee, Second Lieut.. John A. Smith. and other
members of Co. B, 165th Pa; by G. A. Krise,
Lewis. Iows.-Of company and regiment OF
Pennsylvania volunteers in which George
Matthews served; by William E. Matthews,
Seymour, Ind.-Of Thomas Connell. who
served in a Pennsylvania regiment; by James
Council, Angelica, n. Y.-Of E. Roberts. who
enlisted at Danville, Pa; by William Roberts,
Box g. Hammondsville, O.-Of William
Morris, Co. l. Goth Pa; by J. B. Truet, Shiloh,
OF Co. A, 10Sth Pa; by Mrs Mary Nc
Graw, Rochester Mills, Pa.-Of Co. III. 23d
Pa, who were with writer when he was First
Sergeant at Yorktown. Va; by John Stull. 40
State St, Trenton, n. J.-Of Daniel Davis,
Co. d, 18th Pa. Cav; by w. F. Sullivan, Jer-
myn, Pa.-Of John Stackhouse. Co. l. S1ss
Pa; thought to have formerly lived in Phils-
delphis; by Laura E. Whitaker, Box 215, Bed
ford Pa.-Of Samuel Fitzgerald, John Pip
per. Jacob Yea and John Nicol. all of Co. K,
l65th Pa; by Isaac Thomas, Bruning, Neb.-
Of Andrew Bovard, Co. E. 18th Pa, formerly
hotel keeper at Greensburg, Pa; by David
Park. Post 1913, Allegheny, Pa.-Of Archi-
bald Jahe, CID Pa; by Isaac Birriolo, Bloss-
| burg, Pa
REGULARs-Of James Simpler, Co. E, 37t5
e. s., who was discharged at Fort Sumner. N.
NJ. in 1862 by Vincent Edwards, 96 Pearl ST,
South Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.-Of Co. +,
4th u s., who served at any time from 1868 to
1868: by Henry Muller, 524 Ohio ST., Terrs
Haute. Ind.-Of Co. /, LIST U. S., who were
discharged at Brownsville Tex, in February.