The National tribune., 1896-11-05
Veterans Anxious 10 Find Their Comrades-N
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Veterans Anxious 10 Find Their Comrades-Who
Can Aid Themi
Inquiries for the whereabouts OF persons will be
published In this column once, free, but they can.
not appear for some time after receipt, owing 10
the great number sent US. BY wnching Re-
anon columns during Reunion season the where
abouts of Secretaries having regnental rosters
may be nscertaned. and signed communications
will furnish the desired Information very fire.
auently.l
ILLINoIs.-Of Thomas Lear, father Of Geo.
Lear, Co. II, 10Th H., who formerly lived at
Arlington. H.; by c. A. Howe, Wyanet, III.
of Co. B, cath H.; by George +. Hanson,
Hunter, Ill.-Of Lieut.. Ryan, Co. ], 23d ILL.,.
by J. $. Mcdaniel. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.--Of
Co. /. 156th H.; by Urah Smith, Aurora, Mo.
INDIANA.-Of William Reeves Co. A, 10th
Ind; by Mrs. Margaret Reeves, 1000 North
Water street. Terre Haute, Ind.-Of James
NJ. Johnson, Go. A, 54th Ind. who left his home
IN Farmland Ind. about 90 years ago, and was
once heard of in Texas; by Mrs. Lizzie Dixon,
Farmland, Ind.--Of Col. Thomas Harrison
and Capt. Emerson, both of the 39th Ind; by
j. G. Hinch, Spring City. Tenn.-Of Red
moud Reed. seth Ind, last heard of in Ander-
sonville Prison; by Boyd Eavers, Great Bend.
Kan.
IowA.-Of Maj. McCalla. 10th Iowa; by
Daniel Sleeper Cheyenne, Wyo.
KANsAs.-Of Alonzo Chase, Co. d. 7th Kan.
Cav, who was detailed as mechanic to the
repair wagon, and was at Renzi, Miss, in 1862; ;
also of members of the 7th Kan. Cav. who re-
member writer being injured; by Geo. Mowry,
Wyanet, Ill.
MIsCELLANEoUs-Of company and regiment
to which William Smith, colored, who died at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April 6, 1894, belonged !;
by j. s. Mcdaniel Cedar Rapids, Iowa.-Of
Walter E. and Fred ]. Marble by w. II. Mar
BILE, Boulder, Colo.-Of James Monroe, Hem
ry Monroe. and Joseph Smith. formerly Of
Clark County, Va. by Mrs. NJ. Lewis, 446 s.
Cameron street, Harrisburg, Pa.-Of George
II. Giles Son Of Veteran, who formerly lived
at Baltimore, but was last heard of in Roches-
ter, N. Y; by Mrs. NJ. E. Durrell. 1104 Lemon
street, Philadelphia, Pa.-Of John G. Watson,
last heard of in Missouri; by Edward I. Wat
son, Port Blakely, Wash.
OHIo.-Of Capt. Stone, Co. K 31st Ohio; by
Ernest Walter. Gray Summit, Mo.-Of Frank
NJ. Yeckley, Cyrus B. Valentine, Frank Story,
and Lesley Hayden, all of Battery B, 1st Ohio
L. A.; by Alonzo d. Lee, Romeo, Micb.-Of
Co. l, 18th Ohio; by L. g. Griggs Junction
| City, OF Capt. John King. Lieut.. Ritter,
Lieut.. w. NJ. Shoemaker, Serg't Charles Sweet,
and Charles Layton, all of the 4th Ohio Cav;
| by Mainda Splitlog, Tiff City. Mo.-Of Co. 6,
74th Ohio. who remember John b. Tope; by
| Mrs. Jennie Tope, ITO South Mead St., Racine,
| Wis.-Of Co. B, 82d Ohio, who remember
| John Kautz, who enlisted Sept. %. 1864, and
served one year; by Mrs Rosa Kautz 2299
Colerain avenue, Cincinnati Or John
Rarick, who is thought to have enlisted at Gin
cinnat, o.. in 1868; by James Roberts, Valley
| Center, Kan.
| PENNsYLvAN1A.-Of comrades of Thos. Her
ron. Co. II, 10th Pa; by Mrs. Bridget Heron,
care of w. Ward, Pleasantville, Pa.-Of Co. B.
18th Pa. Cav; by John Thomas, Galva, ILL.,
| OF J. L. Burwell, who served in the Pennsyl.
vania Reserves; last heard of in Bloomington
H., about 16 years ago; by c. G. Burwell, 4SC
Goodhue street, st. Paul, Minn.-Of James
McMillen. Co. A, 1ssth Pa. other members
of that organization; by John Hutchinson
Clarion, Iowa.