The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-03-19
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sCHLAIGEL.-At Chicago. H.. Jan. II. John
Schlaigel. Corporal. Co. X. LIST HI. l.. A. In
tsrment at Onkwood Cemetery.
JAcoBs.-At Chicago, H.. Dec. %, 1895. Mar
TN Jacobs, 20. Z, 2sth U. 5. C. I. Intermens
at lakewood Cemetery.
MARsnALL.-At Chicago. H.. Dee. Is. 1895,
Frank y. Marshall, Adju ant, 39th H. Inter
ment at lakewood Cemetery.
JoSEs.-At Chicago, Ill.,, Dec. IS. 1895, John
Randolph Jones. Sergeant, Co. u. SSth Pa. In-
terment at Rose Hill Cemetery.
REYNOLDs.-At CansjOharie, n. Y. Feb 90,
OF disease contracted in the service, Henry
Reynolds. Co. X. 10th N. Y, aged s. De-
ceased was member of Farrell Post, 81. A
widow and two children survive him.
THAYEE--At Milford, Mass. Feb. = Henry
Il. Thayer Sergeant, Co G, doth N. Y aged So.
BLoUs--At CopOpa. o., Nov. p, 1895, John
d. BiOus. Co. ], 9TH Ohio Cav. aged 81.
LIGuTNER.-At Columbus, o., Nov II, 1896,
John Lightuer, Go. c, 18th Ohio, aged r. De-
ceased was a charter member of Hazlets Post,
81. Of GAINESVILLE. He leaves three daughters
GEoRGE.-At GAINESVILLE, o., Nov. 10, 1895,
John George, Co. @, 18th Ohio, aged 78 He
was member of Hazlett Post. A widow sur
wives him.
TAYLoR.-At GAINESVILLE, o., Nov. IL, 1896,
George Taylor. Co. G, 18th Ohio. aged 81. He
leaves widow and children
RocKwOoD.-At Upton. Mass, recently, P. N.
COmTado wood
member Of Post l05.
WILsON.-At Lancaster. o. Oct. Is. 1895. Of
paralysis, James Wilson, Co. Z. Sd Ohie. aged
o3. He leaves a widow aad three children.
PUTSAM.-At Manchester, N. IT,, Dec. Is,
1899, AlOnzo $ Putnam. Sergeant, Co. c. 36th
Mass, aged 70. He was a member of Ward
Post. 10, Worcester. Mass.
HIGGENs.-At Oregon City, Ore, recently,
john Higgins. seaman, u. s. Frigate indie
maj nd y. r. ~
OF Meade Post had charge of the funeral sery-
ices. He leaves q widow.
SEARcH.-At RossvIfIe. Ill, recently, Msj.
Anthony Il. Search, 18th I'D. Cav. aged 81 la
August, 1861, he raised Co. F. 18th Ill. Cav. and
was elected its Captain. When the time of his
regiment expired, one battalion vetersnized, in
1854, and he was commissioned Major. He was
one year President of the Department Court
martial which sat alternately at Houston and
Galveston, Tex. He was twice brevetted in
the held for gallant conduct, the first time TO
Lieutenant Colonel, and the second to Colonel.
widow, one son, and daughter survive him.
AcCARTHY.-At Chicago, H. Dec 23 1895,
N. j. MeCar-xy, seaman gunboat Essex, aged
81. BurieG- lakewood Cemetery, Chicago.
CLARK.-At Chicago, H., Nov. II, 1895,
George Clark. Co. A, 3Sth U. S. C. t. Buried
at Rose Hill Cemetery.
NORRIsoN.-At Chicago. H., Nov %. 1895,
Alexander NJ. Morrison. United States Marine
Artillery. Intermeut at Oakwoo Cemetery.
GIBsON.-At Dahinds, H., Dec Is. 1896
John III. Gibson, 37th H.. aged 81. He was
buried under the auspices of the GAR. A
widow and Is children survive him.
WEIDMAN.-At Lebanon, Pa, recently, Mai.
Grant Weidman, I73d Pa He was Past Com
mander of Post az, member Of the LOYAL
Legion and Treasurer of the Pennsylvania
Branch Of the Society OF the Cincinnati
CLOssoS.-At Princeton. ILL.,. recently. o. L.
ClOsson, 104th Pa, aged SO. Comrade Closson
was Commander of Post 225. A widow sur
wives him.
CLARK.-At Rutherford, N. j., Dec. 10. 1895.
Horace l.. Clark, Second Lieutenant. Cd Mass
H. A. Comrade Clark was the first Senior Vice
Commander OF Gen. Gresham Mott Post, which
attended his funeral in a body.
DILE.-At Highwoods, ~ Y, Sept "a, 1896,
Andrew die, Co. !, s0th N. Y. aged 81.
CARvER.-At Sailors Snug Harbor. New
York City. Dec. 25, 1895. Capt. Henry B. Carver,
Co. X, 1st Me. II. A., aged 81. Capt. Carver
was at the front and in all of the 20 engage
ments in which the regiment participated.
This has more significance when it is con-
sidered that history accords to the 1st Ne.
II. A. the honor of having sustained the great
est loss in battle of any of the 2047 regiments
in the Union army. Its loss in the charge at
Petersburg, June Is, 1862. was the greatest OF
any regiment in any one action during the
Jy<J
rades of the 1st Me. H. A. killed, wounded, or
taken prisoners in 10 months campaign, and
escaped without scratch, though the hard
ships. exposure, and strain upon his nervous
system ruined his health, and his after life
was q struggle against resulting disease. The
remains were sent to his old home, Searsport,
for burial, and were met at the landing by
delegation from Mariners Lodge, F.A.A.M.,
Ind guard Of honor from Freeman McGilyery
Post. He leaves a daughter.
BILLOws-At Dallas, Tex, Feb. g. Alfred
R. Billows, Second Lieutenant, Co. A, 4Sth
Ind, aged 60 COmrade Billows was MEM
per of John A. Dix Post, IL.
SMILEY.-At GAINESVILLE, o.. recently, Will
lam C. Smiley. Co. Ii. gid Ohio. He was
buried mt Waterford, o., by Dick Chatham
Post, 81, of which Post he was member in
rood standing at the time of his death. He
held the Office of Commander for several terms.
\ widow, son, and daughter survive him.
STAECLIFF.-At Butler. Mo-, Dec. 8, 1895,
David Ii. StancliB, 10Th Ind, aged g. The
uneral services were under the auspices Of
Bates County Post, SO.
VOsHELL.-At Butler Mo-, Dec. Is, Carrots
Yoshell, 18th Del, aged 70 Deceased was \
member of Bates County Post. So
KINNEY.-At Parsons. Kan, Oct. z, 1895, OF
leart disease, Capt. B. G. Kinney, Battery III,
st Mich. i. A., aged 63. C0mrade Kinney en-.
isted as private. March II. 1865, he was
commissioned Captain. Although not MEM
Ter of Ansetam Post at the time of his death,
he Post gave him all the honOrs of a soldiers
urial. A widow and two grown children
urvive him.
GoULD.-At Parsons, Kan, Sept. IL 1895,
ieorge w. Gould. Co. A, 11th Mo-. aged 81 Al
he time of his death Comrade Gould was Com
handler of Antietam Post, "a. A widow and
1ur children survive him.
DREwRY.-At Jackson Center, o., Dec 6,
sos. John Drewry, Co. b, ODD Ohio. He was
G. A. Z. man, aud resolutions were passed by
is Post.
GILCHRIsT.-At Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. IL,
{ disease contracted in the service John w.
ilchrst, Co. A, SD Pa, aged So. COmrads
ilchrist entered the service as First Lieu
,nant, but was soon promoted to Captain for
leritorious conduct He had served as Chief
{ Police of Wilkesbsrro. Warden of County
rison and Tax Receiver of Wilkesbarre. The
neral was under the direction of Dieu Ie
emit Commandery, 45. K. t., Of which de-
,ased was a member. The military escort was
tended by q delegation from Conyngham
Ost, 81, and his regiment. A floral design,
of the Fourth Corps. was placed at the
Fad of the casket BY the survivors Of the SD
..
BARToN.-At Worchester, Mass, Feb. 5,
gorge w. Barton, Co. +, 4th Mass aged II.
q was member of George Fl. Ward Post, 10.
o leaves a widow, one son and one daughter.