The National tribune., 1898-12-29
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TAFFT.-At Springfield Center, N. Y.
John Taft, Co. ID, 152d ~ Y, aged Sc
He enrolled in August, 1862, and served
until April, 1865. He was taken prisone
at Petersburg, and was sent to Libby, ant
later to Belle Isle, Florence, and Ander
sonville, where he was nearly starved
He was also at Charleston, where he wa:
kept some time, and finally sent to vii
mingtOn, where he was parO1ed. He re
turned home mere shadow of his forme
self. He leaves a widow and six chill
dren.
UILEY.-At Waterloo, Kan, Nov. II
+. S. Utley, aged 81. Comrade Utley en-
listed in October, 1861 at Princeton Ind
in Co. b, 5Sth Ind. and served until the
Fall of 1864, when ne was commits
stoned Second Lieutenant in Co. X He
served until the end of the war. He had
lived in Kingman County about 20
years. A widow and several children sur
yiye him.
WHYrOCK.-At Albert Lea, Mimi,
Nov. %, Of pneumonia, John Whytock
aged SO. He was born at Buffalo, N Y,
in 1885; served during the war as Captain
and Major of the I'd Wis. Cav. was Judge
Of District Court Tenth Minnesota Dis
trict for the last six years, and was last
election elected for another six years
was member of Robson Post, 5, GAR,
Albert Lea, Mimi.
EO1H.--At Cincinnati, O., Nov. -,
". Is ~ L. IL. a.,
aged S. He enlisted May %, 1861, vet
eranized, and was finally mustered out,
July s, 1865. He was one Of Cincinnati's
foremost business men, and Past Com
mander OF w. Nelson Post, 1856. Suitable
resolutions were passed by the Post, and
for 30 days the charter will be draped.
DAREOW-At Gibson Pa, Nov. IS.
Orphenia barrow, Co. ii, 104th Pa, aged
&C. Comrade Darrow has been a helpless
para1ytic for many years.
WIT1LER.-At Chicago, H., Dec. l.,
William Wittler, Co. c, I'd Mo.
NICKEL.-At La Crosse, Kan, James
Nickel, Co. a, 36th Iowa, aged co. Com
rade Nickel was born in Guernsey
County, o. In 1851 he moved with his
parents to Abba, Iowa. He enlisted i'm
1862. In April, 1854, he was wounded and
taken prisoner at Jenkins's Ferry, Ark,
and for 10 months was at Camp Ford
Tex He moved to Kansas in $780, A
widow survives him.
KING.-At Norwood o., Allen A. King.
Comrade King belonged to a family of sol
diers continuous back to the Revolution
airy War, and as boy he was in the navy
and saw some service during the civil
war He was the only son of Col Edward
A. King, who was killed in the battle of
Chickamauga while in command of the
brigade composed OF the 6Sth, 18th, and
101st Ind, 105th Ohio, and the 10Th Ind
battery.
FAf.-At worcester, Mass, Nov. rs,
Charles B. Fay, aged 81. He was born in
SouthborO, Mass, and enlisted in CO. +.
list battalion, Mass. II. A., Aug. 10, 1864,
and was discharged June 20, 1865 He
was a member of George III. Ward Post, 10.
He leaves, besides his brother an
adopted daughter.
SKINNEE.-At Baldwin, H.. j. D.
Skinner, Co. ID, 80th H., aged 81. Com
rlde Skinner enlisted in 1862 and for
three years was with his regiment in all
its hard-fought battles. He became a
charter member OF Mason Post on it's or
ganization, and had since been an active
NAGLE.-At Minden, Neb., Henry Ma
gle, Go. T., 18th Ill. Cav.
CARDWELL.-At Minden, Neb., Nov
10, John a. Cardwell, Co. X, I'd Mo. S. NJ.
Cav.
McDONALD.-At Minden, Neb., Alex
under Mcdonald, Co. ii, Dist Pa.