The National tribune., 1896-12-10
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans Of the Country's Granaest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans Of the Country's Granaest Arruy
Who Have Answered the Last CALI
BRYAN.-As the Soldiers Home. Grand Isl
and, Neb., Nov. 3, David Bryan, Co. c, 18th Pa,
aged 80.
FRKELAND-At Bedford. Ind, Nov. 26 DR..
John T. FreeIand, Captain, Co B, SD Ind.
Comrade Freeland was disabled three years ago
by an accident since which time he has been
confined to his room. The deceased moved 70
Indiana with his parents in 1918 from Nary
land. locating at Bloomington. He was
graduate of the State University and Of the
Louisville Medical College, and while still
minor he married and engaged in the practices
Of medicine at Washington. Soon after he re-
moved to KNOX County, where he continued
until his retirement from active work. ID years
ago. While in Knox County he identified him.
self with politics, being noted for his fiery eio-
quence. The Wings elected him member Of
the Legislature, and lie was one Of the organ.
izers of the Republican party in Indiana, hav-
ing assisted in drafting the first Republican
platform in the State. The deceased was Ma
son and knight Templar.
FREEMAN.-At Norwich. Conn.,, june 10
William d. Freeman, U. 8. S. Sabine and Robh.
Deceased was member of Gideon Weiies Naval
Association of New Haven, Conn.
CRowKLL.-At Brooklyn. N. Y. Oct. z,
Capt Minor B. Crowell. The comrade served
on board the J. p. Jackson and Augusta Dins-
more. The funeral was conducted by Farra-
gut Naval Veterans Association Of New York
and the Loyal Legion.
RoBB1Ns.-At New Bedford, Mass, Oct. 5.
Moses ii. Robbins. The comrade served on
board the Tiogs, j. L. Davis, Circassian, Ino,
Proteus. Iuka, Yucca, and Estrella.
RIcKErrsoN.-As Brooklyn, N. Y. recently,
Joseph Rickettsou, U. s. 8. Roanoke, Pstapscos
and Newbern. The funeral services were con-
ducted by Farragut Association of Naval Vet
Tor, III pocf 0f ~.
Ign.
RoY-At Chambers, Neb, Nov. %, L. p. Roy.
Co. TT, 7th Mo. Cav. Comsade Roy enlisted
| Aug. 16 1861, and served until the close Of tho
war He was member of Mark Goodman
Post. The funeral services were conducted Dy
| his comrades.
CHRYsr.-At Sedalia, No., Nov. %, Hezekiah
Chryst Co. II, Goth Ohio, aged SO. COmrads
Chryst had been -despondent for long time
| and came to his end by his own hand. He was
| found dead in field near bis home by hunt
| ing party. A revolver with one chamber empty
was by his side. Comrade Chryst was in the
| army over three years. He was mustered into
| Gen. George r. Smith Post, Department. OK
\ Missouri, at Sedalia, No., by Commander
| b. ID. Dean, ON Aug. %, 1887. and was COM
| rade in good standing up to the time of his
death. He was very charitable man, and had
| relieved MANY DOOR comrade who needed as
sistance. Ill health and failure to get PEN
| sion, which he justly deserved, not Tor lts
pecuniary value to him, but, as he often said.
as an honor from his country for his services IN
| time of its need, worried him. He was so sensi-
| tive about these things that his mind become
| unbalanced Thefuneral was conducted by the
/ GAR.
CALHoUN.-At New GaliIee, Pa. James III.
| Calhoun, Lieutenant, Co. ID, Tooth Pa. Five OF
l the all-bearers was original members OF ms
| company when he was promoted from Orderly
II So Etrck II iauto int q ReaHtOr0. y.
c.. December, 1861. He was at time OF his
/ death an empioye Of the Railway Mail Service.
| The comrade was buried Nov. %, the SD ami
/ yersary of Fort Sanders, where be took an
active part while in command of his company.
I He leaves a widow and four children.
l FARSswoRrH.-At Fitchburg Mass, Nov.
l Is, of disease contracted in the service. Rufus
/ G. Farnsworth, Sergeant of Co. +, 9th Mass.
| Comrade Farnsworth enlisted Feb. Is. 1864.
/ and was dischared June %, 1865. At the ex-
/ plosion of the Petersburg mine. July 80. 1864,
! he received a severe gunshot wound IN the
| right shoulder, and on another occasion bullet
/ in the right knee. Comrade Farnsworth wasa
| member of Mt. RouIstone Lodge and King David
/ Encampment, j. O. o. F., and Plymouth Colony,
81, Pilgrim Fathers, of this city, aud was Adju-
l tant of Clara Barton Post, GA, of Warren. de
l leaves a widow and q son.
| SrEvENsoN.-At Tingley, Iowa, Nov. %. Of
heart disease. Andrew Stevenson, Co. A, S5th
Ohio. aged Sc Comrade Stevenson was born
| in Guernsey County. O. In 1852 he enlisted
| and served until the end Of the war. In 1858
| he moved with his family to Ringsoid County,
Iowa, where he has since resided. He was q
member of Ben Talbcrt Post, and at the TINA
of his death was Commander. His Post was
present and conducted the funeral according
| to the GAR ritual Shannon City Post also
attended in body. Comrade Stevenson leaves
widow and five children.
PHILLrPs-At Alexandria, La. Nov. Is
lSers't George w. Phillips, Co. III, 1S6th Ohio
The funeral was conducted by the Masoua
/ Comrade Phillips leaves three ehildren-tWs
boys and . girl-all under Is years Of aga