The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-03-11
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their COmrades-Wh'
Can Aid Theml

Can Aid Theml
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 TO
the great number sent US. BY watching our Re-
union columns during Reunion season the where
abouts Of Secretaries having regmentai rosters
may be ascertained. and signed communications
will furnish the desired Information very fire.
quently.l
ILLrNo1s-Of comrades Of Thos. P. Price.
Co. d, 124th ILL.,; by Rebecca o. Price. Cen
tralia. Wasb.-of WIN. Jones. Co. H, 25th ILL.,,
who was::discharged at Springfield, ILL.,, in Fall
of 1865; by Thomas W. Bodine. Greeneville,
Ky.-Of James Bloom, Co. H. 7th III. Cav;
by Thomas Bloom, Warren, Ind.-Of com.
rades of Edward l.. Loveless, Co. K, Sd Ill.
Cav, and Co. ]. Goth ILL.,; by Mrs. Mary z.
Loveless, Chehslis, Wssh.-Of Albert Nickle,
who enlisted at Sterling. ILL.,; by Mrs. T:
Thomas Clark, Co. !. 11Sth Ill. MID Inf; by
Mrs. Thomas Clark, 142 Ross Ave-, Dallas. Tex.
of John Mahaffe, who enlisted at Bloom
ington, ILL.,; BY H. s. Hauze, Hazleton, Pa
Of VIM. Dimes and VIM. Busby, both of Co. E,
18th ILL.,; by VIM. Van Wrinkle, Adjutant VIM.
HayesPost 1854. Galloway. Neb.
INDIANA.-Of comrades of William E. T.
Bown. Co. g, 21st Ind; by Mrs. Mary J. BowD,
649 Mama Ave-, Kansas City, Kan.-Of Co.
d, 4th Ind; by William Spearman, Branchville
Ala.-Of comrades who remember Comrade
Venter, an unassigned drafted man from the
Fourth Congressional District, who was in camp
at Indianapolis, Ind; by Mrs. w. s. Venter,
Cobb, Mo.
IowA.-Of Co. K. Goth Iowa; by F. Marion,
P. o. Box 1T, Columbus Junction, Iowa.
KENTucKY.-Of Co. c, LIST KY. Cav, who re-
member writer being sunstruck July !, 1864
by p. J. Zachery, care of Post 2, Oakley, Tenn.
MAssACHUsETTs.--Of William J. Foley, who
enlisted in the 29th Mass, aud was afterwards
transferred to the 25th Mass; by Mrs. Lizabeth
A. Turner, 20 Temple Place, Boston. Mass.
MIcHIGAN.-Of Daniel Saliver, Co. c. 22d
Mich; by J. E. James, Pendleton, Ore.-Ol
Colonel of the 10th Mich; also of officers of Co.
K by H. G. Oakley, Gatlinburg. Tenn.
MIscELLANEoUs.-Ofa any comrade who was
with writer in October, 1864, when the train
was wrecked; by Thomas Evans, Menlo, Iowa.
of Hugh G. w. Scott, soldier from South
ern Iowa; by Mrs. 81. Isabel jerks, Mogollon.
N. M.-Of Charles Baker, who was cook q,
the Smoketown Hospital, near Antietsm bat
tle6eld; by B. W. Fortner, Catawissa. Pa
OF Leroy D. Rhett; by F. R. Showalter, Graf
ton. Iowa-Of relatives of James NJ. Carr,
who was killed at the storming of San An
tonic; by Mrs. E. S. Jennings, Kent, Conn.
-Of any comrade at the Headquarters Of
Gen. Ayers, Petersburg, Va, in August, 1864
bv Greenleaf Sweat, SIS Newbury ST., Law.
renee. Msss.-Of Jeremiah Iams; last heard
of in Kansas; by Box 25. Delavan. MINI.
NEW YORK.-Of Edward kerney, 20. l, 1Otn
N. Y. Cav; by Oliver tanning, 81 West Waiver.
~ Place, Rochester, n. Y.-of Co. Il; ssd
n. Y; by Henry Lee, National Military Home,
DAYTON. OF Co. G. 126th N. Y; by Fran
els M. Haynes. Elsie. Mich.-Of James Law
| Ter, Co. K 18th N. Y. b; A.; by Mrs. A. Len,
nan, 224 Grand street, Lockport, N. Y.-Oi
| the 20 men who assisted writer to load horse
on the steamer George Brooks at Alexandria,
Va, in 1868; by Thomas Hanley, Go. A, 18th
N. Y. Cav, Tecumseh, Mich.
OH1o.-Of relatives of Archibald Kelley. Co.
A. 4th Battalion, Ohio Inf, who died in 1890;
BY J. II. eeffman; Commander Laid. Post, II,
PENNsYLvAN1A.-Of Co. II. 2sth Pa, who
knew John Jacob Garman; by Mrs. 8. A. Gar.
REauLARs-Of Battery E, 4th q. 8. Art; by
! D. H. Reed, Fitzwilliam, N. H.-Of Co. f.
2sth U. s., from 1866 to 1859; by William Nc
Coy, Washington C. H., OF Lieut.. VIM
Holliner and Lieut. Clark, both of the 18th o
8. G. T.; by George Alternative. 923 West ::
street. N. Topeka, Kan.- g, Jacob ". Allen
Co. A, LIST U. 8. Cav; BY 8. W. Beggs Holyoke
| Colo.