The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-03-18
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their COmrades-Who
Can Aid Thems

Inquiries for the whereabouts of persons will be
published in this column once, Free but they can.
not appear for some lime after receipt, owing TO
the great number sent u.s. BY watching our Re-
anion columns during Reunion season the where
abouts OF Secretaries having regimental rosters
may be ascertained and signed communications
will furnish the desired information very fire.
quentlyl
HosPITAL.-Of Pat Gallagher, who was in
Camp Banks Hospital, Alexaudria, Va, with
writer in 1862; by Charles Ii. Watson, Co. II,
SD Ohio, Middleport. O.
ILLINoIs.-Of Bishop w. Perkins. Co. D, SD
Ill.,; by Mary A. Mccain, Avon. Wash.-Of
Joseph Lee, James Mather, and Fred Stiles. all
of the 7th ILL.,; by Matthias Kerr, Medora,
Iowa.
IowA.-Of William Craig. Quartermaster-
Sergeant, 2oth Iowa. who enlisted at Burling-
ton; by George Jaeger, Provo, Utah.-Of the
1st Iowa battery; by William Robson, Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
KENrUcKY.-OfC Capt. James W. Reed, Lieut..
David Berry, and John w. Eaton, all of Co.
G, SD KY; by Thomas N. Browning, Robin
son. Iii.
MrcHIGAN.-Of Henry Newton, Michigan
soldier; by Mrs. Lydia French, Centropolis,
Kan.
MIsCELLANEoUs.-Of DIR. Sparrow; by j. NJ
Rosey, Trombley, O.--Of George ]. Hoehn, a
young man of about 90. who left his home in
Wheatfed. Ind, about two years ago; George
Hoehn, 5Sth ILL.,, Wheatield. Ind.-Of COM
rades of Peter Stah who is supposed to have
served in Rhode Island or New Jersey regi-
ment; by s. e. Barnes Springdale, Pa.
MIssoURr.-Of Co. l., 1st Mo. Cav; by Mrs.
A. J. Burrows Wilmington, Ill.
NAvAL.-Of shipmates of Theodore RUSSELL
sometimes called "Pug" Russell, who enlisted
in the U. s. Navy in New York City, in Au-
gust, 1874, and for time was on the receiving
snip North Carolina; later transferred to the
Frigate Cumberland, on which he served dur.
ing tho Mexican war; by B. F. Croasdale, Ad-
jutant, Post 139, Department of Iowa, Little
Sioux, Iowa.-Of officers or shipmates of the
Gen. Thomas; by James Harris McCook, Neb.
of Patrick Egan, Engineer u s. gunboat
Machias, at Fort Fisher Dec. o. 1864; also, of
Fireman John Herman, and Seamen Dan Ryan,
Henry Bolton. James Smith and John Dunn |;
by Frank McKeawn. Pocotello. Idaho.
NEW YoRK.-Of Jules Burkhart, Co. E. 49th
NY; by Peter Quermbeck, 226 Monroe street.
Buffalo. N. Y.-Of the Attn N. Y: by Joseph
w. Cutler, Ottervlle, Ontario. Canada. of
Co. +, Seth N. Y; by Capt. J. J. Waffle, Wilma
meg, O.-Of Russell p Forkey, I'd N. Y.
(Lincoln) Cav; by Ora Bennett. Adiutant Wal.
ter H. Benedict Post 366, Department of New
York, Plattsburg, N. Y.-Of Craig Fogle-
songer. 63d N. Y; by Thomas L. Richardson,
A.; by Mrs. Annie Walton. 2l0 East Fourth
street, Trinidad, Colo.-Of Mrs. Hartwick,
widow of Henry Hartwick, 18th battery, N. Y.
l.. A.; by II. J. Harlow, Hot Springs, s. D.
OF William A. Whaley and Joseph Wagner,
both of Co. NJ, Cd N. Y. Cav; by Gideon How
ELL Box GO. LIE Rayviile. Pa.
OHIo.-Of Confederate soldiers who enlisted
in the 18th Ohio Cav; by George H. Slusser,
Dalton, OFF comrades of Jacob Gates, 29th
Ohio by John Null, p. o. Box 4Oi, Mt. Pleas
ant Mich.--Of Thomas B. Grant, 9th Ohio.
and Isaac Favor, 10th Ohio; by Thomas L.
Richardson, Eighty eight, Ky.-Of Co. q,
5sth Ohio; by A. g. Bartholomew, Heppner,
Ore.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Of Co. B, 1884 Pa. and
Co. L, 1sSth Pa. by John w. McCool, River
side. Beaver County. Okla. Ter.-Of Co. l.
143d Pa; by J. Harvey, I'll Monroe street.
Spokane Wash.-Of Col. Rose. 18th Pa; by
w. NJ. Lewis, Goodwin, Ariz-Of Capt. Chas
Fair and Corp'l Augustus saltyr. both of Co. /,
147th Pa; by w. w. Bowers. Geneva, o.
OF comrades of Thos. wilbur. 17lst Pa: by
Benjamin Shepp, Lawrence, Kan.-Of the
10Th Pa. Cav who remember members of that
regiment being taken prisoners Jan %, 1864;
by g. w. Gray, Fontainbleau. Mo-Of 126th
Pa. and 7lth Pa; by Philip Lang, Pine Flats,
Pa