The National tribune., 1897-12-23
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RICHARDSON.-At Waitsburg. Wash.
Edward Richardson, Co. a, 10Th H.. aged
30. He was a member of PlIIo Buchanan
Post, ii, Sprague. The funeral was under
the auspices of Reno Post, Spokane A
widow and infant daughter survive him.
McHENR1.-At Campo, Cal, Nov 90
Capt. Samuel McHenry, l0jth Pa, ged &C.
Capt. AlcHeny was wounded at Gettys burg
end Charlottesville. He was member of
the Masonic fraternity and the funeral was
conducted by his Lodge at National City A
yidOw and two daughters survive him
NELSON.-At Alma, Me, Dec. ), Andrew
Nelson, Isl Ne. battery, aged 20.
SHAN.-At Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec O.
Capt. John Melville Shaw, Co. l., 18th Wis.
aged 81. Capt. Shaw served one wear as
Judge Advocate On the staff Of Gen 4. j.
Smith. He was with Sherman in the At
lanta campaign and on the march TO the
sea. afterwards taking part i'm the Grand
Review at Washington. He was mustered
out an 1863. Capt Shaw was a leading law
yer # Minneapolis He was a member of
Plumber Post
BALDhlN.-At Atalissa, Iowa, Lea,lder
BALDWIN, Co b, Both Iowa, aged Co. Com
race BALDWIN was Quartcmaster of Charles
Kitchener Post.
McKEE:-At Butler Pa, Dec. II, James
cooper Aichee, l. ). A. retired Cofnrade
Aichee was appointed Assistant Surgeon
Oct. :, 1898. lie was promoted Dec % 1864
and again. Nov. IL, 1857; retiring IN 1851 with
the rank OF Lieutenant Colonel. lie filled
many important posts during the war, and
was brcvetted Lieutenant Colonel March -
1865, for faithful and mertorious service.
LII lE.-At NeWburyF0rt, Mass. William
a. Little, sd Unattached Co, Mass. Inf
aged ~. Decca Scd WAS q member of A. "
Bartlett Post 80. He leaves family
)oHNSoN.-At Portland Hospital, Port
Ianc, ore, Hiram ID. johnson, aged a.
oof1iaGe Johnson served during the Mexi-
can u ;ir III Battery /, Isl L. :. Art. He en-
listed June I. 1861, in Co II. 18th Ind and
WIS discharged at Harper's Ferry, Oct 10,
80. re immediately re enlisted IN Battery
(, ith I. = Art, in which he served two
terms. Comrade Johns was am influential
GAR man. lie held membership i'm
Meade Post, ?, Oregon City Ore.
"ALNi -R.-At Oregon City, Orc. Frank
Ian L.. Walker, Co ID, I'd Kan Cav. aged %.
Deceased was q bachelor. and had no reia-
ives on the Coast. He held mem bcrShir, in
Meade Post, 2, and was an enthusiastic
worker OF the GAR. VI. l.. Moore, Com
manccr, conducted the funeral services
assisted by Rev. Butler.
FAfERNEATHER.- Wcstboro, Mass,
Geo; ): Fayerweather, Co. A, 18th Mass,
aged 81. Although deceased was not a
member of the GAR, A. q. Biscoc Post,
90, attended the funeral
EAlhBANkS.--AtW cstboro Mass BENZ
n. Fairbanks, Co. f. ed Mass Comrade
Fairbanks's death was the result of wounds
received at Hatcher'a Run. He WAS q
member of A. q. Biscoc Post.
GLASS.-At Fairfield, Neb, VIM. Glass.
Co. X, Goth Iowa. Although over 70 years
old when the Both Iowa was organized,
Comrade Glass enlisted and served with
the regiment until the close of the war He
was a member of George {. Oliver Post, a.
BABCOCK. AT Adrian, Mich, s. NJ
Babcock, Second Lieutenant, 18th Mich,
and First Lieutenant, Goth Mich, aged 81.
Comrade Babcock returned 10 Michigan at
the close OF the war broken in health. For
some years past lac had been entirely help
less. He belonged To Woodbury. Post, i5,
and was well known in GAR. circles.