The National tribune., 1897-11-25
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SMrTH-At Barre. W., Oct. 30 George W.
Smith aged -. Comrade Smith was a men,
Der of Crasdal Post, and his funeral was at
tended by his comrades. the W.R-C.. and Sons
of Veterans
BoRELL.-At Stafford Springs, Conn, Nov.
10. Oliver Borel, Co. F. 9Th W., aged 50. De-
ceased was formerly . resident of Malone, n Y.
SMlTH.-At Boston. Mass. Nov. ). john z
Smith. Sergeant, 2d Mass. battery. aged CO.
The ID Mass battery was organized In July,
1861 and served until August, 1865. losing four
men in action aud 26 by disease, in prison. etc.
Ii was generally known "a Minis Battery"
in honor of its Captain. Comrade Smith had
been a member of the Grand Army over 80
years.
HAYwooD-At Fall River, Mass, Abraham
Haywood, Co. H. 18th Mass. and member Of
Richard Borden Post, IS. GAR. Comrade
Haywood wss in the service over four years
and four months. His funeral was attended
by his Post. widow and sister survive him.
NcCULLY.-At Santa Paula, Cal. Milton NJ
hcCuIly Sergeant, Co. III. 4th Pa. Cav aged
81. Comrade McCully enlisted az Harrisburg.
Pa, Oct. II, 1861, at the age of 81 years. and
was discharged at Camp Braddock. near Pitts
burg, Pa, after a service OF three years and
nine months. He was a great sufferer from
injuries received on tue Weldon Raid, IN De-
cember 1864 He had just received pension
for total disability and had drawn his first
payment when death came He was charter
member of Capt Eddy Post. widow, son,
aud daug liter survive him.
YoEHEM.-At Jackson, o., Oct. 30, Capt. John
Yoehen,, Go. B, seth Ohio. aged 73. Capt. Yoe-
lem served faithfully with his regiment from
November 1861, to November. 1864. Six years
service in the German army had given him q
splendid military training, and his company
was one of the best drilled in the brigade. he
was a member OF Francis Smith Post, 365,
which conducted the funeral services. Hs
leaves two daughters.
DELo.-At Salida, Colo. Rev. x. T. Delo.
Comrads Deo was Chaplain of the Goth Ind,
and was with the regiment from its Orgaulza-
tion until after the battle Of Shiloh. de then
became Hospital Chaplain. and was not mus
tered out until 1864. He was an honored MEM
Der of Edward N. Stanton Post, Salida, Colo.
widow and four children survive him.
SMITH-At Barre, VT George w. Smith. Co.
c, 9Th W., aged IL Comrade Smith was In
the service over Is months, and was one of the
early members of the GAR. His comrades
and the Masonic fraternity conducted the
funeral services.
PARKs-At Waldo, Fla. Oct 81. Martin T.
Psrke, Co. c, 12:h Ohio Cav, AGED 53. Conn
rsde Parke was a well-known GAR. man.
BRowN-At Warren, Mass J. III. Brown, Co.
FL, Gath Mass aged IS. Comrade Brown was
with the regiment over three years, and was
in eight important engagements, being twice
wounded. He had lived at Warren for the past
p years. and held membership in Clara Barton
Post, 65 He leaves two sons.
BLUsH.-At Hammond. Iowa. Nov. 2, Robert
l.. Blush, Co. Z. 126th Ill. The comrade en-
listed in August, 1862, and was with his regi-
ment until mustered out at Pine Bluff, Ark,
in July, 1865. He held membership i'll John
A. Logan Post.
sHAw.-At Minneapolis, Mimi, BENZ. w.
Shaw, Co c, 9th Mich, aged 60. Comrade
Shaw enlisted from Jackson in September,
1861. and served until September. 1865. A
delegation from VIM. Downs Post, of which he
was member, attended the funeral.
McLAUGHLIN.-At Liverpool, Pa, Oct. 2S.
Carson Mclaughlin, Co. B. 9TH Pa. V. R. C.. aud
Co. X, s3d Pa, aged 63. The burial service OF
the GAR. was used by Capt. Snyder Post,
which conducted the funeral. widow and
two daughters survive him.
WIIKINs-At Charestown. Mass, o. t. Will
kins, aged 61 Comrade wilkins served
musician, and for two years was at Fortress
Monroe. He was a member of Post AZ, Lowell.
widow survives him.
WHEELER. At Temple. N. H., Lieat.
Charles P Wheeler, 5th Mass. Cav. Lieut..
Wheeler was a cassmate of President Garfield
at Williams College.