The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-09-09
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FORD.-At Fernwood, ILL.,, Charles W. Ford,
| Co. X, Tooth H., aged 79. Comrade Ford was
born at Troy, n. Y, and enlisted from Joliet.
| iii. He had been n cripple since he was terri
| bly, wounded at Stone River.
MCMooRE.-At louisiana No. Mai Andrew
NcMoore. 18th ILL., Maj. McMoore was cap
tured at Stone River and WAS confined in rebel
prison for many months. lie WAS Past Com
mander of Wilson Post, 90.
BoDETT.-At Boycevile. Wis, Peter Bodett,
Co. g. 2Sth Wis, aged 49, Deceased was in the
service over three years.
-AtSharpsburg, Nd. Richard Hanson
Hebb. Go. A. LIST T. II. g., aged 81 Comrade
| Hebb enlisted Aug. %. 1861, serving until Aug.
| 81 1864 lie was charter member of Antie-
| tam Post, IA and was one of the best known o.
| A. K. men in Mary land.
KELLY-At Soldiers Home, Orting, Wash,
Michael Kelly, Co. II, Ash Wis. Cav. aged 81.
MIEGEL.-At New York City. n. Y. Aug. 3
John II. Nigel. Co. X, 9th n. ", aged 80.
| BUTCuEh.-At Ash Grove Mo-, of disease
/ con racted in the service, William g. Butcher,
| Go. ii. oath Mo-, and a member of Ash Grove
| Post, 234. He leaves q widow aud seven chill.
| dren.
VAIR-At Ravenna, o., James yair, 18th
| 1nd'pt Battery, Ohio L. A., and a member of
| David Mcintosh Post, 327.
| VANCE-At Vance Station, three miles east
| of Washington. Pa, Capt. Isaac Vance, Co. G.,
| 140th Pa, aged 20. Capt. Vance lost his left
| arm at Gettysburg, where his regiment was
| hOtly engaged.
SNIDER.-At Goshen, o.. Arnold Snider, Co.
| G.. S9th Ohio, aud u member of Fitzpatrick Post,
| $50.
| HEALY.-At Bairsville. n. Y, Willard II.
| Hcaly, Captain, Co. /. Sth n. Y. Cav. Comrade
| Healy had been helpless for years from injuries
| received in the service.
RICHARDsON.-At WestborO, Mass, Henry
| Richardson. 2d battery, Me. l.. A., aged II.
| MooDY.-At Westboro, Mass, John W.
! Moody 9th unattached company. Massachusetts,
| volunteers, and Co. f. 4th Mass. III. A.
HowARTH.-At Westboro, Mass, james
Howarth, Co. *, 10th nass., and Co. A. 51th
Mass
STEEs.-At San Francisco, CAL, Charles j.
Stees, Captain Co. g. 2d MIMI, aged 60. Capt
| Stces was a pioneer settler in Minnesota, hav-
lug located at ST. Paul in 1851. lie had since
| engaged i'll business at Philadelphia, Pa;
| Raleigh, n. G., and in California. He was
| prominent i'll GAL circles; Past Commander
| of Acker Pos, ST. Paul, aud u member of the
Sons of the Revolution.
MCWHIRTEE.-AtZ Evansville, o., Rober. Nc
| Whittier, Co. G. 9th Ohio aged 90. lie
| enrolled Aug. 9. 1862. and was discharged May
| 26, 1864, on account of wounds received in the
| battle of Mission Ridge, Nov. %, 1863. He was
| in receipt OF a pension of $50 per month.
ZAHgLI.-At Hardin. ILL.,, John Zahrli, Co.
c, 9th H.. and member of Calhoun Post,
Ais. Conrade Zahrli lost an arm at Champion
Hills He had served as Sheriff of Calhoun
County, and was County Judge ut the time of
his death. A widow and seven children sur
vive him.
WYMAN.-At Morenci, Mich, Henry S.
Wyman, Co. X, Sth Ind, and charter Der
OF COL Baker Post, So, of which he was Past
Com mander. He was quite prominent in Mich-
gan GAR. circles.
WnucoME.-At Worcester, Mass, Calvin NJ
Whitcomb, Co. g. Seth Mass. ComrIde Whit
| comb i'll the service over three years. lie
was u member of George II. Ward Post, 10. A
widow and survive him.
MCkINsrEY.-A Worcester, Mass, James
A. Mckinstry. Co. G. Goth Mass. and member
of George III. Ward Post, TO- Comrade Me-
kinstry was in the service from Oct. ., 1861.
to July ID, 1865. lie leaves widow.
Deaths i'm the Ohio National Military Home
Comrade G.. Ii. Crttende:, National Military
Home, Ohio, writes that the following deaths
have occurred: William Henzie. Co. ID, 95rh