The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-07-15
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WILsoN.-At Maiden. Mass, June Z, George
| Q. Wilson, Co. &, 132d Pa, aged IS. Comrade
Wilson was wounded in the ankle at Antie.
tam. and had never fully recovered the use Of
his foot. His home was in Scranton, Pa. where
he had lived since 1857.
| SUNDERLIN.-At Hennepiu, H.. recently.
Frank Sunderln, U. s. g. st. Claire. aged 81.
He was Quartermastsr of Pos. 23l. The
GAR and /. o. O. +. conducted the funeral
services.
HoLMEs.-At Blendon, o., James Holmes,
Co. II. 95th Ohio, and 18th Regiment " r. c.,
aged IS. He was buried by Fl. c. Burr Post,
of Wofhington. A widow and two children
survive him.
WArERs.-At Wssterville, o., Mitchell D.
Waters, 5th Ind'p't battalion, Ohio Cav. and
| 18th Ohio Cav, aged 81. Comrads Waters had
served as Mayor of Westervills, and had been
| a member of several secret societies. A widow
and nine children survive him.
BATTLEs.-At Fitchburg. Mass. Frederick
c. Battles, Co. A, 36th Mass, aged So He en-.
listed July 81, 1862 and saw much hard serv.
ice until the close of the war. He was men,
Der of Post 49,
KINesBURY-At CloverdaIe, Mich, June 16,
Ansei Kingsbury. aged 81. He was q member
of ]. B. Sackett Post, 80.
SHAw.-At Hopewell, o., June 20 Osborn
Shaw was born in Licking County. o. He en-.
listed at GAINESVILLE, Aug. 4, 1862, for three
years.
MARTIN.-At Newport, No., June 10. Dr..
Samuel Martin, Co. c. Goth Ohio, aged 80. He
had been Surgeon of 7. w. Hampton Post, $40,
since its organization.
SARsoN.-At Omaha, Neb., Capt. 81. B.
Sarson, Quartermaster, I'd q. s., aged g. Capt.
Sarson was born In England, but came 10 this
country at sn early age. He enlisted in Sep
tenn ber 1864. and served with the 10Th u. &.
until April, 1863, when he was transferred to
the Cd U. 8.
PERRY.-At Barbertou, o., June 2, James W,
Perry. aged "a. Comrade Perry enlisted under
Lincolns first call, and served until the end
of the war. He leaves a widow, daughter,
and four sons.
SCoTT.-At lonia, Mich, John Scott, 1ss "
Y. II. A., aged 54 He was wounded at Cham
cellorsviile. A widow survives him.
SoUTHwoRTH.-At Holten. Ill.,, June IL, A.
M. South worth. Co. q, 9th Wis, and Co. ID,
oath N. 7. Cav. Comrades of Post 136 con-
Quoted the funeral services.
THURsToN.-At Portland, Me-, July 6 Lewis
L. Thurston, list and 7th Ne. Comrade Thurs
ton enlisted under President Lincoln's first
call, and served three months iii the LIST Me-;
then as Sergeant of Co. G, 18th Me-, until the
Spring of 1852 when ne volunteered for sery-
ice on the gunboats on the Mississippi. He
was on the Mound City when that boat was
attacked by rebel ram and sunk, May 5. 1862.
He returned to his regiment, was taken pris.
oper, aud sent to Belle Isle. After his ex.
change, at Brandy Station received wound in
the breast, which incapacitated him for manual
service. At the time of his death be was q
Bailif in the United States Court at Portland
SMITH.-At Webb's Mills, N. Y, Geo. Smith,
Co. II, 50th N. Y. Eng, and member of c. w.
Deming Post aged 81. He leaves widow
HUGHs.-At Elmira, N. Y, July 3 F. ID.
Hughs, Co. III, 5Oth N. Y. Eng, aged So A
widow and four children survive him.
WHITCoMB.-At Worcester, Mass. june 90.
jeremiah III. Whiteomb, Co. d, 51st Mass, aud
member OF George III. Ward Post, 10. Com.
rade Whtcomb served from Sept. so, 1862, to
July 81. 1863 He leaves family.
HAYEs.-At Albert Lea, " nn. Daniel W.
Hayes, 9th Wis. battery, aged 90. The funerA
ervice was conducted ~ Robson Post, 5.
REDFIELD.-At Porteryille Cal, June "a.
Leroy J. Redfeld, Corporal. Co. K, 9th NY,
Iged 81. He was Past Commander of Portars
lille Post, I67. widow and q daughter sur.
i've him.
HAIIIN GToN.-At Prairieion, Ind, June 90
|. g. Harrington, Co. d. 29th Ind, and PasS
of Biinn Post, 49,
GRAY.-At Olympia, WASH, Levi ID. Gray,
o. ID. 9oth N. T., and member OF George III.
:omas Post 5. Department of Washington
nd Alaska. Comrade Gray was in the service
yer three years. He is survived by widow
nd two children.
MooRE.-At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, John J.
loore, Go. ID, 21lth Pa, aged "a Comrade
[core moved to Iowa soon sfteE the VA. He
'as member Of Cock Pest