The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-09-29
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WATSON. Otiscoe, Ind, Isaac Wat
son. Co. l. S1st Ind, aged 81. He was a
good soldier, and saw three years of hard
service.
BURRITT.-At Bay View, Fla, Harvey
H. Burritt, Third Assistant Engineer.
L. s. n. He enlisted in August, 1861,
and until April, 1863, was on the gunboat
Seneca; from April to July, 1868, he was OH
the eunboat E. Il. Hale; from July to
September, 1853, he was on the gun
boat Pawtucket, and from September,
1863, to April, 1865, on the Ticonderoga.
Comrade Burritt received two wounds
in the service, but did not apply for a
pension until after losing his money saved
for home in his old age. His appiica-
ton, made in 1893, was refused. He re-
fIsd to apply again, although small pen
sion would have saved himself and his
invalid wife from much suffering.
b TAYLOR.-At Gloversville, N. Y, Mel
son Taylor, Co. |. 9th n. Y. Cav, aged 50.
Comrade Taylor was BON in Clifton Park,
n. Y. He enlisted at the outbreak OF the
rebellion, serving three years. At the time
of his death he was Chief OF Police OF
Gloversville, which position he had filled
for 10 years with honor and credit to him
self and the Department. He leaves a
widow and three children.
HAfiN-At GAINESVILLE, O., William Hahn,
Co. A, 159th Ohio, and member Of Hazlett
Post, GAR. He was prominent in Ohio
State. He leaves widow and three chill
dren.
EDMONDSON.-At Ottawa, Canada,
Smith Edmondson, U. S. N. Shipmate
Edmondson served on the u. S. S. Sabine
during his first enlistment, and after
wards on the32Vetmont, Shenandoah,
Mohican, Robin Hood and other vessels OF
the United STAGES Navy. He was also
for two years in az, heavy artillery regi-
ment. Although Shipmate Edmondson
had honorable discharges from all his serv
ice, yet seven yearf was required to Sc
cure his pension, and that when he was
leaves a widow And three children.
CHAMBERLIN.-At Cheshire, n. Y, r.
g. Chamberlin, Go. e, S5th n. Y, and Co.
II, 10Th ~ Y IL A., aged 81. He was
Commander of Post aO3, GAR.
LETSINGER.-1bAt Mansfield, Mo-, Andre
J. Ietsinger. Co +, 5th Tenn. "Uncle
Jack" Letsinger, as he was known in the
neighborhood, wis well liked by everyone.
His funeral was Conducted by c. A.
charter member, a He leaves widow and
~ HERRoD. Mansfield, Mo, James
f. Herrod, Co. e, 59th Ind. He served
from 1851 to the close Of the war. He was
member of Arthur Post A widow and
several children survive him.
MUNSON-At GAINESVILLE, o., VIM. o.
Munson, Corporal, Co. f, Sd Ohio, aged So.
During his service, from June, 1851, to
June, 1854, he was wounded three times.
For the past 10 years he had been en-
gagged in newspaper work. A widow and
one daughter survive him.
HALL.-At Homer, H., First Lieut..
Edward Hall, Co. C., 18th Ill. Funeral
services were conducted by the /. o. 0. +.
and GAR.
NORRIS. AT Worcester, Mass, Warren
W. Morris, Captain, Co. X, 26th Ind. He
enlisted Aug 8, 1851; re-eniisted, Jan. l.,
1884, and was finally mustered out Jan.
Is, 1856 He was an honOred member OF
Geo. II. Ward Post, 10.
DUNN.-At Worcester, Mass, James
Dunn, Co. !, 50th Mass, and member of
Geo. III. Ward Post, 10, GAR.
MTLLER.-At Chicago, Ill, Talcott Mil
Ter, Co. q, 7th Ind. Cav. Buried at Michi-
gan City. Ind.
SCHMIDT-At Chicago, H., Heinrich
Schmidt, Sergeant, 10Th Mass. Interment
at lakewood Cemetery.