The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-03-24
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kEN"OOD.-At Loami, ILL.,, William
v Greenwood, Go. l, I'D H., aged ~.
ROYCE.-At Fort Worth, Tex. Benz. z.
Royce. Co. n, 9th Pa. His home was at
faubury, Neb., where he held memberships
in Russell Post. IL
WOODS.-At Dunkirk, o., John Woods.
Co. G, 18th Ohio, and Co. G, I'd Ohio II. Al
lie was Past Commander of Edgar Post,
102.
ALEXANDER. Dunkirk. O., j. B.
Alexander, Co. r, t76th Ohio.
NEBSTER.-A Willard, \. Y, Benz f.
Webster, Cos. c and |, Sd \. Y. HI. A.
FRiTZ-At The Dalles, Ore, Jacob
Fritz aged TO- Comrade Fritz was horn il.
Germany. He enlisted in the 18th U. s.,
commanded by Col Brady: re-enlisted in
Col. Bonneville's regiment, and was ordered
To the Pacific Coast. He served at YAM
couver until the war, when he enlisted in
the Oregon Volunteers.
MARTIN--At Fenton, Mo-, George e.
Martin, Co. A, 18th Mass, and member of
Col. Almstedt Post, 227. John W. Sullens,
Commander, writes that Martins relatives
are supposed to live in New England.
WOOD.-At Nashua, n. H., Almon Wood,
Co. K, 4th n. H., aged ST.
BULFORD.-At Allegheny, Pa, Samuel
5. Bulford, Captain, Co. X. Sth Pa. Re-
serve, and Captain, Co. FL, S7th Pa.
GARD-At Casey, H., Richard L. Gard,
Lieutenant, Battery B, I'd III. L. \.
BRANT.-At Elizabeth, N. j., Capt VIII
liam Brant, aged So He enlisted in Co.
A, 1St n j., under the first call Tor three
years troops. He again enlisted, and was
commissioned Captain of Co. b, 1st battaI-
ion of New Jersey veterans. He captured
two rebel ffags-One OF the 42d n c. and
the other A. p. Hills headquarters flag.
He received Medal of Honor
DEAN.-At Mercer, Pa, Abner Dean,
SD Pa. and I'd Pa. Provisional ARTILLERY,
and member OF Muse Post, PSI, New
Lebanon.
MILLER.--At Priest River, Idaho, Will
liam F. Miller, Co. a, 9Th Tenn.
O'DONNELL.-At Coylesville Pa, James
lO'DonneIl, Co. F, s7th Pa, aged 60
HAGUE.-At Gordon, Neb., William
Hague, Co. g, SD Pa. He saw hard serv-
ice under Mcclellan. and lost leg at
Malvern Hill. He was Past Commander
of Brewer Post.
BELKNAP.-At Barton, VT, Fenelon A.
Belknap, Co. /, 18th VT, and Co. E, 9th Vt.
WHITNEY.--At Barton, VT, Martin Whit
ney, Co. |, 18th VT.
NORTON.-At Ayers Flat, Quebec,
Canada, John Norton, Cos. N and 4, 1st
Vt. III. A. His home was at Barton, VT.
BLAkE.-At Barton, VT, Geo. III. Blake,
Captain, Co. G., 18th VT, and Past Conn
mander of Geo. W. Quinby Post, 70.
JONES.-At Huron, Ind, Riley Jones.
Co. X, nth Ind, aged 20. He had been
Adjutant of Frank White Post since 1887.
DARNEY.-At New Decatur, Ala, Maui
rice Barney, Co. E, 5th N. Y. Duryea's
ZouaveS).
JONES.-At Payne, o.. Thomas Jones.
Co. 1, Tooth Pa. (Roundheadsl.
HULSE.-At Jasper, n. Y, Benz. Hulse,
Co. A, 16lst N. Y, and charter member Of
Moses Dennis Post, $50. A widow and
seven children survive him.
LINDSLEY.-At Bath, H., U. B. Linds-
ley, Co. D. s5th ILL.,, aged 20. He was
member of Chatfield Post.
McANDREWS,-At Shreveport, La, OF
consumption, John McAndrews. Co. K, LIST
DEGAES.-At Littleville. Mass, Peter
Degaes, Co. F, 5Sth N. Y, aged 10. He
was born in Antwerp, Belgium He was
a member of Gen. ii. &. Lee Post, 1I8.
Huntington, Mass.
LYNN.-At BrOwnville, Mimi, William
LYNN. Co b, &c. Mimi. aged 65.
KENYON Sterl ng. Conn, William
II. Kenyon, Co. G. 10Th Conn, aged 90. he
C0SNILL vt Rome, Mich. Albert W.
Cornell, 18Th Mich. He was taken prisoner
at Danville, Ky, and raTOled; Was again
captured at A hens, Ala. and confined IN
Cahaha Prison for six months. He was
one Of the injured survivors oi tie Suhana
VENKER. AT Soldiers Home. Grand
Island, Neb., Henry Venker, Co. \, 18th
Ind, aged rs.
MAMMA GIontour Falls, n Y, Lewis
Mann, Co X, 1st n. Y. He was Surgeon of
hOntOuE rust 80,
KENT. At Fort Madison. Iowa, Daniel
Kent. Colonel, 18th Iowa, aged
70 The 18th Iowa was a gallant fighting
regiment and Col. Kent was with It from
it's organization until March, 1864. when
he resigned.
NcFSELAND-At Morristown. o., l. G..
Mcfarland, Co. ID, 10th Iowa, charter mem
her and Past Chaplain of Hamilton Post,
Cos
MISSIONER Sylvis, Pa. Oliver j.
Westover, Co ID, 1f5th Pa, aged -. John
Telford Post $50, of which ne was Il char
ter member, conducted the funeral services.
ALLEN.-At Hudson, Mass, Capt. Frank
Allen. He was born in Peacham, VT.
Prior to the rebellion he was IN the Regu-
lar Army. He enlisted in Co. K, LIST X. L.
Cav, Oct. "a, 1851, and was afterwards
Captain of that company and Co. l, list N.
III. Cav.
GETTY.-At Bolivar, Pa, James M.
Getty, 1O1st Pa, and charter member of
Capt Coulter Post, 2i4-
SCOFIELD.-At Mason, o., Silvan SEQ
field, Co. A, 69th Ohio.
WALKER.-At Napa, Cal, William A.
Walker, aged 81. Prior TO the war he
served four years in Co. A, 1st Dragons,
When Co. A. 102d Pa. was organized he
enlisted and served three years. He was
Past Commander Of Cass Post, 46.
CLINE.-At Mason, o., Fred. Cline, Co.
F, 18th Ohio, aged 81.
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