The National tribune., 1898-02-24
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BRANT-At Kansas City, Mo-, Mai. Al
fred Brant, aged 65. He was born in Tus-
carora County, o. He enlisted under the
three months call from PleaSantOn, Iowa
He enlisted in the 5th Kan. Cav, and
earned his epaulets by heroc service and
istinguished bravery. When discharged
from the three years service he again en-
listed in Hancock'S Veteran Corps He
was for several years Captain OF Veteran
Co A of Kansas City, Mo-, and later Major
of the Sd Regiment Missouri National
Guard Mai. Brant was the Supe.intend-
ent of the city wOrkhOuse He was a
warnn-heaTted Grand Army man, and
charter member of MCPHERSON Post.
McKAHIN.-At MarseiIles, H., John D.
Mckahin aged ~. He enlisted in Septem-
Der, 1851, as Sergeant, Co. +, 21tr Ind.
Com rade McKahin earned promot on to
Captain of Co. III in half dozen hard fought
battles. At Antietam he was severely
wounded resign ng on that account. When
the rebel Morgan began his raid through
Ohio Capt. Mckahin organized and vas
corlmisS Oned Captain of Co ID, f3oth Ind.
Later he organized the 155th Ind. and re-
ceived commission as Lie, tenant Colo
mel.
PORTER-At New Richmond, O., of
heart disease, aged IS, John w. Porter Co.
G.. 50th Ohio a member OF James NJ. ks
Post, 3t9.
HAHN.-At Clinton, Mo-, Charles aim,
Co. F, 1st Wis. Cav, charter membef oi
Gordon Granger Post, 329.
Poland-At Columbus, o., John c..
Poland, Co. B, I'd Ohio, and Sergeant, Co.
f, 1st battalion, 18th L. >.
MAGGS.-At Canonsburg, Pa, William
Maggs, Co. d, 10th Pa. Reserves, and mem
Der OF Paxton Post, 126. He leaves
daughter.
CASTERLINE.-At Sparta, n. J., John
Casterlinc, Co. X, 9th n. j., aged 30.
SWAIM-At Penn's Creek, Pa, Joseph
~ ~ Do He
a pensioner at s12 per month. Capt. Ryan
Post, 3G4, conducted the funeral services.
FESSLER.-At Penn'S Creek, Pa, Nm-
H. Fessler, Co. +, 172d Pa, aged 3d. Capt.
Ryan Post conducted the funeral. He is
survived by a widow and one son.
FESSLER. At Penn's Creek, Pa,
Reuben B. Fessler, Co. E, led Pa. aged
go. He was draw .ng S12 per month pension.
BURCKER.-At Soldiers Home, Grand
Island, Neb., Thomas b. Burcker, Co. b,
5Oth Pa, aged 63. He was "a member of
Lyon Post, II.
HART-At Bridgeport, Conn.,, George L.
Hart. He was ve,eran, but his company
and regiment is not known to the Adiu-
tant of Howe Post.
GRAHAM-At Bridgeport, Conn.,, Charles
Graham, Sergeant, Co. q, 1921 \: Y:
HiLL.-At Lakewood, n. j., Park Hill,
Co. d, 23d Conn. lnterment at Bridge
PICKETT.-At Bridgeport. Conn.,, Mich
ael Pickett, Co. X, 18th conn.
WIGGINs.-At C Gib6on, Neb.i J. W;
was born in Belmont County, o., and
permanently located in Glib on in 1879.
He was Commander of G. X. Warren Post,
113 A wiGoW and three children survive
him.
BURKHARDT.-At Peoria, ILL.,, Samuel
Burllhardt, L. S n. He ser, ed ON the U.
S. SIoop Oneida" and was W tn Farre gut
at Alohi Bay yand Spanish Fort. lie was
a member of Fort ark Carr son, Regular
Army and Navy Un.on; Bryner Post, GA. r.;
and Peoria LCdge, A. F. & A. NJ. A widow
and three children survive him.
Deaths in AN Indiana Post.
Ad't L. NJ. White, Richmond, Ind, sends
the follow ng Ii cf deaths il Sol Mered tn
Post, 80: Jno. w. Frank, Co. G., Sth \. Y;
Nathan s. Williams Co b 5;h Ind CIV.