The National tribune., 1898-01-27
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RADDATZ.-At Lehighton, Pa, Charles
Raddatz, aged 81. He was born in Reglu-
wadde, Prussia, and at the age OF ii came
to the United States. He served three
years in the navy during the war and was
mem@er of BeEtolet,e Post, AS, and the
Fauagut Naval Veterans Association Of
Philadelphia. A widow and two children
survive him.
WHITESIDE.-At Alexander, n Y, Rob-
ert WhiteSide, Co. y, 10th y. y, aged "a.
He was a member of layer Post, Attica-
SCHOFIELD.-At MOntesanO. Wash,
Thomas ID. SchOfieId, aged 81. He e1l sted
in the 9TH Mich, and served as Corporal
unit discharged ON account of disability,
Sept. 10, 1862. He then recruited an adj
ditiOnal company for the 22d Mich, and
was elected Captain He was taken pris-
oner at Petersburg, but escaped from prison
at Columbia, 5. c., and Joined Shernan's
army. lie studied law and moved from
Michigan To Hastings, Neb. In 1852 he
settled at No1teSano.
UNDERWOOD.-AtC Chelsea, Kan, T.. B.
Underwood, Co !, sd H.. aged 90. Com
rade Underwood was member of w. III.
L. Wallace Post, 66, Ell Dorado. Kan.
ALLEN.-At Highland, Kan, DIR. David
Allen. Co G., I'd Neb. Cav, aged -. Com
rade Allen was an Odd Fe low, but had
never been mustered into the GAR. He
was drawing pension.
BRAY.-At Newburyport, Mass, Eben
Bray 18th Mass, aged ~. Alter serving his
first enlistment he joined the 4th Mass.
III. A., in which he served until the end Of
the war. He was q member of Post 10,
Newburyport.
HECTUR-In Center Township, Ale
makee County, Iowa, Andrew Hector. Co.
b, eth Iowa, aged 81. Comrade Hectof was
horn in Sweden. He was a member of
Hemenway Post, al.
CHAPIN-At the National Soldiers
Home, Leavenworth, Kan, John G.. Chaplin,
Co c. 16th Ill. He was member of Henry
W Martin Post, Department of Oklahoma.
MOULTON.-At Chicago. ILL.,, Newell IL.
Moulton Co. L, LIST Wis. III. A. Interment
at Forest Home Cemetery.
VAN VELZER.-At Chicago, H., Walter
Van Nelzer Co. 3, 105th Ill. Interment at
Brush Hill Cemetery.
LOYD.-At Chicago, H., William Lloyd,
CORPORAL. Co. b, LIST Kan. Interment at
Rose Hill Cemetery.
BROOHINS.-At Chicago, ILL.,, A. Brook
ms, First Lieutenant, Co. NJ, 24th N. Y.
Cav.
ROBERTSON. At Darlington, NJ d.,
John I'll. Robertson, First Sergeant. Co. X,
Sth Iowa. aged 55. The funeral was con-
Quoted by John A. Logan Post. -, OF which
the deceased was charter member. lie
leaves widow and three children.
RIDGE.-At Allegheny, Fa., VIM. A.
Ridge, Co. Il, 18th Pa, and Knap's Bat
terry He was member OF Post IS. A
widow, one daughter and four sons survive
him.
HANCOCK.-At De Haven. Pa, Mai.
John Hancock, 1st Md, aged y. At tho
breaking out of the war COmrade Hancock
was commissioned First Lieutenant. He
remained in service until the close of the
war. when he was mustered out as Breyet
Major He received many saber wounds,
and was twice shot. He was once captured
by the rebels, AMI sentenced tn be shot in
retaliation for a similar act alleged to have
been committed by the Union forces. but
escaped and rejoned his command. He
was charter member of Ripley Post, n.
SMITU.-At Rochester, Ind, of disease
contracted in the service, Orlando c. Smith,
Co. X, 18th Ind, aged 81. He leaves a
widow.
YOUNG-At Marcellus, Mich, Serg't
James Young, CO. C., 55th Ohio. aged ".
He was n member of Post u. a widow and
seven children survive him.
M0RGAN.-At To'edo, o.. Jan. s. Col.
Benz. Morgan, 18th Ohio, aged n. Col.
Morgan was born in Sussex County, Eng
land. He entered TIE army as Captain Of
Ca. +, 18th Ohio, in October, 1861, was pro-
NOTED Major, May g. 1883, and lieutenant
Colonel few months later. He remained
with his regiment until the close of the war.
lie was seriously wounded at Gettysburg,
and at Gainesville was taken prisoner. He
was in the hands of the rebels seven
months.