The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-04-08
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans Of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last CALI

ADAMs--A Milledgcvilie. Pa, March Q. OF
ceived at Malvern Hill, Isaac Adams. Go. Il, SD
paralysis. caused by severe gunshos wound re-
Pa Comrade Adams served with the regiments
from ITS organization until its muster cut. He
Is survived by a widow and five children.
HaLL.-At Gessie. Ind, Feb. %. DR.. William
j. Hall, Co. c, Seth Ind, aged 50. DIR. Hall
graduated from the Ohio Medical College in
1870 and had since practiced ut Gesse. Ind.
BOYLE.-At Minneapolis Kan. March /.
Capt. Charles Boyle. Co. c. Goth Wis. aged 20.
He was u member of kenesaw Post, A.
WAEp.-At Minneapolis. Kan, Sept. 20. A.
RI. Ward, Co. c. Goth Pa, aged 30. lie was .
member Of Kenesaw Post. AZ.
SNITH.-At Hopkintsn. Mass, March ~.
David Smith. Drum Major, 9Th Me-, aged 80.
Post14. of which he was a member, bad charge
of the funeral services. He is survived by
widow, daughter. and two sous.
GARDNEE.-As Soldiers Home. Togus. Me-.
March H. Samuel II. Gardner. L. 5. N, aged
70. He was a member Of Maj e. L. Fletcher
Post, % Milford, Mass. Comrade Gardner
leaves four and one daughter.
DRESSER-At Sbarpsburg. Nd, Feb. is.
John w. Drenner, Co. III, lst P. III. b., Md, aged
rs. Comrade Drenner enlisted as First Sergeant.
Sept. 10. 1861, and was promoted First Lieuten-
ant. Dec. %. 1868. He was mustered into An
tietam Post, IA. in May, 1891. and had since
held the offices of Adjutant. Quartermastcr,
Chaplain, and Commander.
THoRS.-At Rochester, II. Y, March is,
Capt. Plats NJ. Thorn. aged SO. He was men,
Der of Gen. Sheridan's staff. and was Acting
Inspector-Generai under Gen. Slocum- He was
brevetted Iieutenant-Colonel for faithful and
meritorious service. At the close of the war
he was made Captain of Co. &. 22d Inf. The
regiment was sent West and stationed at Fort
Keough, Mont. He was actively engaged in
subduiBg Indian outbreaks. Capt. Thorn was
among the first officers of the United States
Army to enter the Yellowstone country. He
built several forts while there. Fort SHiy and
Fort Thorn, the latter named after him. being
among the number. He was a member of tho
OrnithoIogicaI Union. and was known through
out the country as an ornitholegist.
WILLIAMs0N.-At Kincardiue. Ontario. Cam
ada, Feb. %. Archibald Martin williamson.
Co. /. 10th n. Y. Zouaves, aged 66. Comrado
Williamson WAS a native of halliday. Ireland,
but came to this country before attaining his
majority. and located in New York. He was
a member OF the GAR, the Independents
Order of Odd Fellows and the Canadian Order
of Foresters. At the time Of his death he held
the Office of Collector of Customs at Kincardine.
A widow and four daughters-tyo unmarried
survive him. brother. Maj. David j. VIII
Hanson, Of San Francisco, CAL, died about two
years ago.
HAGEg.-At Nevada City. Cal, recently,
Ezekiel P. Hager. Co. III. 4th Ne COmrade
Hager enlisted May II, 1861, aud was dis
charged in 1862 account of wounds. He
was member of Chattanooga Post He is
survived by a widow and one daughter.
HJBBERT.-At Media, Pa. recently. Capt.
Stephen Decatur HILBERT, U. S. NJ. retiyed.
Capt. HILBERT entered the service as Third AS
sistant Engineer in 1847, and was with Conn.,
modorc Perry on his expedition TO Japan in
1853 and 1854. at the outbreak of the war
Capt Hilbert was appointed Fleet Engineer OF
the Gulf Squadron at New Orleans. He was
with Admiral ID. G. Farragut in the memorable
capture of Yicksburg June %. 1852. aud was
also at the battle of Mobile, Aug. g. 1864
BUZZARD.-At Aspen, Colo, March 9, by a
snowslide, George f. Buzzard, ed Iowa.
Comrade Buzzard located at Aspen about IL
years ago. and kept wood yard.
PATTERsoN.-At Ischua. n. Y. Jan. Is, G..
| L. Patterson Co. K, 136th n. Y, aged %. He
| enlisted in 1862 was at Charlottesville and
| Gettysburg, and IL other engagements.
| ROrHRoCK.-At Mcclure, Pa, March I. Ros.
| we'll Rothrock. Co. G, 18th Pa. Comrade Roth
rock enlisted in August, 1861, and was honor
| ably discharged Nov. 81. 1864. He was cap
| tured in Shenandoah Valley, and was in Libby.
| Belle Isle and AndersOnvIlle IA months dc
was an eminent physician, having been q prac-
| titioner of medicine for more than 4o years.
/ He was faithful member of Capt. Michael
| Smith Post, $50, and had served year an
| Commander and 10 years as Surgeon. Com
| rade Rothrock leaves a widow, three sons, two
| daughters and Is grandchildren.
| HARTLEY.-As Beatrice. Neb., March ii, OF
/ consumption. George Hartley, Co. *, Sd III.
/ Cav The funeral was under the auspices OF
| Rawlins Post, of which the deceased was menu
| Der.
| WHoLF-At Clinton. o.. March ), of paraly-
| sis of the heart. Henry Who'll, Co. Fl. 29th Ohio.
| aged %. Comrade Who'll was severly wounded
at Pine Knob Ga, June. 1864, and was in the
hospital nine months. He was member of III.
Bevard Post, 1885, of Canal Fulton. lie leaves
| widow.
SINCLAIP.-At Patchogue, Long Island, N.
| Y, recently James Sinclair. Co. III, 10Ed n. Y,
| aged ga. Comrade Siuclair's army service had
rendered MIN deaf. While crossing the rail-
road tracks he was struck by special. and in
stantly killed Members of Richard Clark
Post conducted the funeral services. A widow
aud five children survive him.
HAMLIN.-At Sandwich, ILL.,. Jan. %. Ira w.
Hamlin, Co. III, 10th iii. He was q member Of
Sandwich Post. $40.
PATrEN.-At Sandwich, H., Feb. i, Will
liam Patton, CAPTAIN, Co. III, 156th Ill.
Deceased was comrade of Sandwich Post. $40.
CoE.-At Sand WITCH, ILL.,, Jan. Is. f. G.. Coe.
Serseant-Major, 9Th N. Y. Cav, aud member
of Sandwich Post $40.
KENNEDY-At Sandwich, Ill.,. Jan. 20.
Henry w. Kennedy, Co. A, 127th Ill. De-
| ceased belonged to Sandwich Post. $40.
WYMAN.-At Sligo, Pa Feb. %. of pueumo-
mia. William Wymau. Co. G, cd Pa, aged So.
Comrade Wyman enlisted in July. 1861, was
woundcd at Malvern Hill, but soon after re-
, Joined the regiment, and served until 1854.
Adi't John Z. Myers Post, 1886, conducted
iG.S.R. services. The Sons of Veterans fur
nished the firing party. He leaves widow
and four children.
WIEKINs.-At Pineville, Mo-, Feb. %. q. nj.
wilkins, Co. III, 39th ILL.,, and Commander oil
Baker Post. 271.
PErERsoN.-At Pinevills, No., recently. Geo.
Fl. Peterson, Co. ], 124th Ill. Deceased was a
comrade of Baker Post.
{ RoGERs-At Pineville, No., recently. w. H
Rogers, Co. 3, 18th Wis.,, and a member Of
Baker Post.
MosIER-At Pineville, No., Feb. IA, 1897
J Isaac Mosier, 18th Kan.
MosIER.-At Pineville, Mo-, Feb. IS, Johr
Mosier, 14th Kan.
!, WATKINs.-At Pineville, No., recently, A
J. Watkins, 39th Ind.
LANG.-At Lead City, 8. d., recently, Johr
3 K Lang, SD Ind. Deceased located at Lead
City in 1876 and held membership in the soci
ETY. of Black Hills Pioneers and the GAR. A
son and daughter live in Minneapolis.
NEELY.-At Harrisburg. Pa, March u, VIM
D | F. Nicely, old Co. b, 10th Pa.
o REDINGER.-At Richmond. Okla, Feb. %
! Francis Redinger. Co. g. 18th Ill.,. aged 81
> Comrade Redinger enlisted in October. 1861
and served until Nov. 10, 1866. He was Office
= of the Day of Enoch II. Nation Post, 81, ant
d was buried by the comrades. a widow and II
). | children survive him.
DoNovAN.-At Brillion. Wis, Nov s. Thos
I oocov.u IN n Ist hatfaIinp 18th IT aua,