The National tribune., 1897-09-23
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srEEsE-At Uhrichsvill.. o., T. III. st.ess.
Co. Z, LIST Pa. l.. A. He vas q mem Der of WEIGH
Post, 422
SMITH-At Portland, Ore. w. E Smith,
10Th Mich. Cav. aged 30. Deceased was
member OF A. p. Hovey Post, of Ontario. Ore.
LAhisoN.-At Hamilton. NO., James Lami-
son, Go. d, 22d Pa. Cav. and Co. VI. Sd Pa Cav,
aged 90 He leaves a widow and i've children.
GLEAsoS.-At Van Vert, o.. of heart failure,
Capt Julius A. Gleason, Co. III. 18th Ohio. aud
Past Commander. Post LOG. Departments Of
ONO. GAR. Capt. Gleason enlisted in Sep
TENDER. 1861. and took part in all the hard
hghtlng of his regiment until mustered out in
leoo. be leaves widow, an adopted dangh-
ter, and two sops, one of whom. Willard E.
Gleason. is a graduate Of West Point, and is
now stationed at Fort Thomas, KY, as Lieu
tenant, 9th u. S. Inf
QUIGLEY.-At Fioris, Iowa. VIM. c. QuigIey,
20. u. I'd Iowa. Comrade QuigIey was born in
Marion County, o., but four years later his
parents moved to Floris. He leaves q widow
and six children
WooLEY.-At State Soldiers Home. Sam
dusky, o., Theodore Wooley, Co. B. 18th Ohio
Cav. aged 81. He leaves a widow and two
daughters.
CRAIG.-At Sank Center. MIMI. Christopher
CraIg, Co. +. 9th Mimi Deceased was a men,
- NA -. H. 1 dltilcE EOst, 4U. nc leaves D
widow and four children.
DENIsoE.-At Salem Center O. Serg't lanes
Denison. Co. K. 7th Ohio Cav. aged ~ Com
rade DeuIson was born in Ireland, and after a
voyage around the world settled in Pennsyl-
vanIa. He enlisted from Ohio, and served
until the end of the war. Comrade Denison
was member Of Niles Stan6ish Post, 400.
PARKHURsT.-At Tacoma, Wash, Charles G..
Parkhurst. Co. i, 36th Wis. The funeral was
a Ysrffra nf -. l. 4
member
GoLDEN.-At Little York. Ind, VIM. Golden,
Co. B. 22d Ind
KEYs.-At Clearfeld Iowa. Charles Keys,
20. M. Sd Iowa Cav. COmrade KEYS went to
Clearfield about six weeks before his death.
de had formerly been an inmate of the Mar
shailtown Home. VIM. 3. Tarman. Adjutant,
Ed. Otis Poss, 290. will answer any inquiries.
ENGLASD.-At Bourbon, No.. Isaac S. T.
England. Co. Fl. 95th Ohio. He leaves widow
and eight children
SEHRoCR.-At Westeryille o. Henry T.
Sehrock. Co. A, 95ih Ohio. Comrade SeErock
enlisted for three years. He was prisoner at
Andersonyille and Millen over seven months,
and weighed only 80 pounds when released.
widow and three children survive him.
HARRIs.-At Warrensburg, NJ Y, Warren
Harris. Co. ]. 96th n. Y. Comrade Harris en-
listed in August, 1852, and served until the
close of the war. He became a charter men,
Der of Post 500 over II years ago, and had
served as Quartermaster. He leaves a widow.
WooDwARD.-At Warrensburg, NY, George
Woodward, I'd n. Y. Vet. Cav. He was a
charter member of Post $50. in which he had
held many important offices. The funeral
services were conducted by his comrades. lie
leaves a widow and daughter
BROwN.-At Worcester, Mass, James NJ.
Brown, Co. c, 4th Me-, aged 81. Comrads
Brown served from June, 1861, TO July, 1866.
He was q member of George III. Ward Post, 10.
widow, two daughters and son survive him.
HANNEFoRD.-At Worcester Mass, A. A.
Hannsford, Co. II, Cd ~ e., and member OF
George III. Ward Post, 10. Comrade Hanne-
ford enlisted May %. 1861 and served until
Dec. -, 1865. He leaves Q widow and two
daughters.
BELDEN.-At Chardon, Neb., L. E Belden,
Sergeant Co. F, Both ILL.,, aged So Comrades
of Lexington Post, 227, conducted the funeral
services.
WITMER.-At Williamsville, N. Y, Tobias
Wilmer, Sergeant 50th n. Y. Eng. Comrade
Wilmer was a well-known civil engineer. and
made several very important surveys Wash
ington and fredericksburg Ho received
special mention for gallant and meritorious
conduct at Fredericksburg. He was member
of Chaplin Post, 2.
FEEER.-At Jacksonville, o., John A. Freer,
Co. L, l03d Ohio, and member of Phi!
Kearny Post, 80.
BARNEs.-At Connellsylle, Pa, William A.
Barnes, Chaplain, 9Th N. Y. III. A., aged rs.
AT the time of his death he was Chaplain Of
En- campment 6S, u. V. J..
LYMAN.-At Nahant Mass, Col. theodore
Lyman, aged 81. Col. vmau was the third OF
his name and the sc 1en.h in descent from the
first Lynn. II who sought the shores o, New Eng
lard. settling in Hartfo d, Com, 1851. At
the breaking out of the wa Col. Lyman was in
Europe but returned in 1868, and was COM
Aid-de-Camp. with the rank of Lieu
tenant Colonel. on the staff of Gen. Meade.
For II years lie was Commissioner of Inland
Fisheries. In 1882 he was elected TO Congress
from the Ninth District.
BLAKE.-At New York City, Sept. 9, Asa 9.
Blake, of Lafayette Post 40. The sudden
death of Comrede Blake was great shock to a
large circle of friends He joined the list N.
G.. $. n. Y, Nov. 20, 1853 aud was mustered
ia the u. s. service in April, 1861, and particle
pated in the firsi battle of Bull Run After
his return from bis three months service he
accompanied Gee. Buffers expedition 10 New
Orleans, and for five years had charge Of tho
New Orleans Division of the Adams Express
Co., comprising the States of Louisiana, Texas.
Alabama. Mississippi and Florida and during
this period he transmitted over $50 OO0, 900 for
the soldiers and sailors 10 their families in the
North. He joined Lafayette Post in October,
1852 and, owing 10 MS unIalling iund o! good
humor. combined with his kind and loyablo
traits of character. he was always welcome ae
Grand rmy and social gatherings. At the meet
Nc of the Post held few days before his death,
,nd which he attended. the Post surprised him
,y presenting to him handsome leather
pound testimonial expressing their sentiments
md appreciation of the many kind and pa,ri-
tic services he had rendered to tho Post from
line TO time. His funeral was attended BIZ tho
comrades of Lafayette Post in full uniform,
lso by the Veteran Corps D. the list Rcss-
nent.