The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-01-28
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Veterans or the Ccuntry's Grantlest Army
Who Have answered the Last Can.
wHrrr.-As Pisrpons. O.. Dec. Q. 1895 Thcs

" HlTF--ht Piefp0nt. o., Dec. 3, 1895. HES
White, 18th Ohio aged 81. Corrsde White
enlisted IN 1861. and served faithfully until the
close OF the war. The funeral was under the
auspices OF Lincoln Post, Is, of which he was
member. He leaves a family.
TALLMaN.-At New York City. Dec. 90,
1896. Henry Curtiss Tallman, Lieuteuant. Com
mander, Z. S. NJ retired aged 56 Comrade
Tallman was appointed to the Naval Academy
Sept. 81, 1857 After his graduation FROM the
Academy. in 1861. be was attached to the steam
sloop Wschusett of the James River dotiila. aud
in 1862 was attached to the West India Squad
ron. He was commissioned Lieutenant on ADg-
/. 1862. aud served in the South Atlantic Bioes-
aiding Squadron, 1926. serving In the en-
gagcments with the forts in Charleston IN Nc
vemher, 1863. and May. 1864 He was with the
North Atlantic Bloekading Squadron in 1851
60, being present at both attacks on Fort
Fisher. He was commissioned Lieutenant
Commander July %. 1856 and served on the
Sabine ana fantic. He was retired Oct y,
1872. on account of disability resulting from
injnries to his eyes while on the monitors IN
Charleston Harbor. He was ono OF the owners
OF the Hotel Csstieton. Staten Island.
EyANs.-At Peoria. ILL.,. Jan. Is of heart dis
ease. J. @. Evans aged So Comrade Evans
was born in Coshocton County. o.. and removed
to Illinois in 1852 He enlisted in the 9Th H. at
Lawreneeviile for three months. After his
term OF service expired he went to Newark. o.,
and enlisted in Co. G., 76th Ohio, fer three
years He was appointed Second Sergeant, and
later to Orderly Sergeant. In 1864 be was pro-
NOTED to First Lieutenant and near the close
OF the war was made Captain of his company.
lie was In nearly all the battles IN which his
regiment participated. He WIS a member OF
Brynsr Post, 81, GAR, Tie A. o. wv. and
Mutual Aid.
PATTSRsoS.-At Carnegie, Pa. Dec %. 1896,
Alexander Patterson. Quartermaster, I26th
Ohio, aged g.. Cemrsde Patterson was COM
missioned Qnartermaster of the 10th Ohio
when that regiment wis organized. and at once
entered upon the duties Of his Office. lie en-
deared himself to the men by his persistent
efforts in their behalf Not being physically
strong, he broke down under the hardships OF
camp life. and early in 1868 was compelled to
resign.
DoDGE.-At New Richmond, Wis. Dec. 5,
1886, Elliott j. Dodge. Co. G, 4th Wis. Cav,
aged 3d. Comrade Dodge was Quartermaster
of Humphrey Pest, 103. He was buried with
military honors.
| DIx.-At Troy Mills. Iowa. JAN ~, of heart
disease. A. w. Dix. Co. III. 10th Iowa, aged 81.
Comrade Dix enlisted in August. 1862, and
/ served with his regiment until July, 1855,
when he was mustered out at Mobile. lie was
q member of Post 500, Department. OF Iowa.
He leaves widow, daughter, and a son.
| BaRToy.-At Douglas. Mass. Aug. IL 1896,
| I. II. Barton, aged ~. Deceased served three
years, and was i'm Libby Prison. lie was q
member OF the GAR. A widow aud two chill
| dren survive him.
| KEEBLE.-At San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 9, Of
heart disease, Fred Kerble. Co. A, 18th Ohio,
aged 53. Deceased vas a member of f. o. C.
| Ord Post, 8.
| FULLERTON Kan, Oct % 1896,
| OF heart disease, Russell Fullerton, 1924 N. Y.
| Comrade Fullerton enlisted in July, 1862, for
three years. and was mustered out March Ia.
| 1865. He was twice wounded. He was a char
ter member of q. ID. Wallace Post and served
several terms as Commander. a widow and
two daughters survive him.
! ANDREws.-At New Castle. Pa, recently,
| Rev. J. K. Andrews, Chaplain. I26th Ohio.
! Comrade Andrews was, at the outbreak of the
| rebellion. pastor Of the First u. p. Church mt
! Steubenyille, o. When the l26th Ohio was or
| ganized at Camp Mingo he was commissioned
| Chaplain. assumed the duties of his Office and
served faithfully until the Fall of 1864, when
! he resigned Oh account of failing health. While
| with the regiment he greatly endeared himself
| to the boys by his untiring efforts for their
| welfare. He was at one time a prisoner in the
hands OF the rebels but escaped and made his
way back to the regiment
| HIGGINs.-At Fonda, Iowa. Dec. - 1896
i Thomas Higgins, 7th U. s., aged g. Comrade
| Higgins had a record of which any sold ieI
| might be proud. He enlisted Jan. u 1856. in
Co. Z. 7th U. s.; was discharged Jan. l. 1850;
| reeniisted the same day in tie same company,
and served until Feb. Is, 1864, When he was
| discharged as Sergeant; re-enlisied at once.
| and was not discharged until Feb. 10. 1867,
| making a continuous service of II years. one
| month, and six days. He leaves two daugh.
tiers and four sons.
/ CARTER.-At Ell Dorado, Ill.,, Oct "a 1895
James NJ. Carter, Co. E. Goth Ill. Deceased
| was member of w. w. Burnett Post, 527
a. TT
leaves widow and seven children.
REcoRD.-At Marshall, n. Y, recently, oil
| Brielt's disease, Orman Record. Co. A. 49th
n. Y. He enlisted Aug. Is, 1862, and served
| until June, 1865 He was a member of A. &
Thorp Post, 49, Belfast.
WINsL0w.-At Florence Italy, Oct %
1896, Gordon Winslow, Captain, u s. Army
| Comrade WinsIow enlisted as private in the
| 5th n. Y. duryea's Z0uaves) was promoted
to be First Lieutenant; was Captain in she
5th N. Y. Veterans. and at the close of the wal
was on the staff of Gen. Warren with the ranh
! of Major. He was comm issiOned in the Rsgu
lar Army. and rose to the rank of Captain
| His brother, Cleveland Winslow, was an Officer
in the 5th N. Y, and rose to be its fourth Colo
mel. Col. WiBslew was mortally wounded
| while in command of the 9th ~ Y at Bethesd;
Church. The father of the above brothers. th,
| Rev. Gordon Winslow. ID. d., Chaplain of th,
5rh N. Y, was drowned in the Potomac Rive
while On his way to Washington with hi
wounded son, Col. Winslow. Mrs. Winslow
the mother of the boys. died a few years ago
The Winslows were descendants of Gov. Wins
low, of Massachusetts,.
TRUDEsU.-At Worcester, Mass, Dec. II
1896, of disease contracted in the service, Geo
| Trudeau, Co. +, ODD N. Y. and Co. A, LIST Mass
Cav. aged ST. Comrsde Trudeau was mem
Der of Geo. H. Ward Post, 10. He leaves
| widow, two daughters and a SON.
CLARK.-At Gregory, No., Dec. 3 1896, o
pneumonia, A. g. Clark, Co. E, l1Sth Ill.,. age,
SO. A widow and two children survive him.
PATrIsoN.-At Chicago H., Dee. Is, 1896
Thomas, xPattison Colonel, 18th Ind, aged 81
Col. Pattisou had held the Office of Assessor il
the Chicago Water Department for % year:
He was civil engineer by profession, and mad
the first field surveys for the Ohio & Missi:
sippi Railroad from Cincinnati to ST. Louis.
ApAMs.-At Jessups, Ind, Aug 8, 1884
William G.. Adams. Co. g, list Ind, aged s.
Comrade Adams enlisted in August, 1862 A
| Richmond, KY, he was wounded and take
prisoner. He was commissioned Quartermas
} ter-Sergeant March I, 1865, and was mustere
out on jane II, 1865.
DECLAIK.-At Canton, ILL.,. Dec. Is.
| paralysis, Abraham DeCiark. Co. Il, 1881 III
Joe Hooker Post, 60. attended the funeral IN
BODY He leaves wife ana nVe chifdren-
SpILLANE.--At Waseca, MIMI, Dec. IA. 1871
Patrick SpiIlane. Go. ID. Sd Wis. The tuners
, was conducted by Post q. lie leaves family
BEAL~-At Shannon City. Iowa, Jan. a, {
P,icht,s disease, William III. Btal. 43d N. Y
aged 30. Comrade Beal enlisted in 1868. an
served until the end of the war. For severs
s. 4 II III