The National tribune., 1898-04-14
MUSTERED OUT.

MOFFITT.-At Springfield, o.. William
Mofiitt, 10th ind p't battery. Chic L. A.
He was in the service three years.
kEN1ON.-At De Smet, S. D., George w.
Kenyon. Co. c, 1st MINI. III. A., aged u.
BOiD.-At CoatSville, Pa., Aaron Il.
Boyd, old Co. r, 49th Pa.
GLASS.-At Allenville, Pa, William II
Glass, cid Co. y and new Co. +, 49th Pa.
SAXTON.-At Lewiston, Pa, John II.
Saxton, new Co. II, 45tIi Pa.
CAMPBELL.-At Shenandoah Iowa
David 5. Campbell, old Cos. G and C, 49th
Pa.
NEHM.-At CHICAGO, H., Henry Klehm
seaman. U: S. s. kickapoo. Interment at
Rose Hill, Chicago
ST. CLAIR.-At Chicago, H., Charles st.
CLAIR, Co. b, I'd L. S. Colored Cav.
WOOD AT Chicago H., Frederick Wood
musician, Co. G. 95th H. Funeral services
were conducted by L. H. Dowry Post, 467
WILSON.-At Athens, O., Col. William S.
Wilson, aged ~ He enlisted in CO. III. 3Sth
ONO IN 1851, and was mustered out as Lieu
tenant-Colonel. He was with his command
IN all its battles. On his return home he
was for eight years Sheriff of Athens
County, four years Treasurer, and nine
years Prob tie Judge. He was then chosen
Mayor. In 1913 when the gold fever was at
It's hight, Col. VI ilSon was one of % known
as the Buckeye Rovers," who went over
land to California in three WAGONS drawn by
II yoke of oxen and two cows. II took
them six months to reach the gold fields
Only two of this party now survive.
MARCi.-At Blue Rapids, Kan, Thomas
r.. Marcy, Co. *, 9Th Vt. He was Past
Commander and Surgeon of Rob't Hale
Post, 32S. During Harrison's Admins
tration he was Postmaster at Blue Rapids,
and at the time of his death was Police
Judge. Six grown sons were pallbearers.
LOWRY.-At Big Gully. Tenn, John M.
Lowry, Quartermaster, 4th Tenn. Cav,
aged 7G. ii IS sister, Mrs. Margaret Cald-
well, aged 81 years, died six hours later
Both we're Hurled in one grave.
CRUTCHER.-At Jacksonville O., r ;chard
Crutcher, Co. A, nth Ohio, aged 81. lie was
Brigade Quarterm aster during the march to
the sea and back through the Carolnas.
He was member of Phil. Kearny Post, 80.
Sergeant, Co. +, f27th Ill. Interment at Rose
Hill Cemetery
HA SKEI.L.-At Topeka, Kan, T. Fl.
Haskell, Co. A, I'd Kan, and Past Com
mander, Lincoln Post, 1. He was born in
Belfast, Me.
LAPTAD.-At Topeka, Kan, Henry Lapt
tad, Co. B, list Vt. III. A. This regimen
helped repel Early's attack on Washing
ton, and his company lost II men in the
first vOlley. He had served as Commander
of Lincoln Post, |, Topeka, and was well
known in Kansas GAR. circles.
GRIFFITHS.-At TOrelia, Kan. William
L. Griffiths, Co. B, 4th Wis. He served over
three years.
WILCOX.-At Harrison, Neb., Serg't f.
J. Wilcox, Co. f, LIST Colo. Cav, and mem
Der of Jerry Rusk Post, 344.
JACOBS.-At Bristol, VT, E. r. Jacobs,
Co. H. 18th VT, aged 81.
ENGSLER.-At Brownsville, Mimi, John
Engsler, Co. +, I'd Mimi, aged rs.
EEEVES.-At York, Neb., Robert Reeves,
CO. II, cd Ill. Mt'd Inf. He was with the
armies OF ROsecranS and Thomas in all
their bloody battles and historic marches,
and later with Sherman to the sea, his
command being part of Wilder's Brigade.
GIEBELL.-At Pennsboro, W. Va, Con-
rad Gebell, Co. 3, 155th Pa, and Quarter
master of Pennsboro Post, 30.
BEATTY.-At Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
Serg't John Beatty, Co. f, 9th Kan. Cav.
Eldredge. Sergeant, Co. G, 18th Mass. He
entered the service July 5, 1861, serving
until October, 1862, when he was discharged
on account of wounds received at Second
Bull Run. He was shot in the arm and in
the side. He became a charter member of
De Long Post, Honolulu, by transfer from
Line DIN Post, /. of Massachusetts, in 1SS2.
CORYELL.-At Ithaca, N. Y, Col. Nathan
CorvelI seth N. Y.
PIATT.-At Ithaca, N. Y, James M.
Piatt, Co. G, 141st Pa.
HUNTLEY.-At South Onondaga, N. Y,
E. W. Huntley, Co: A, 18th N. Y, and
DAVIS-At Huron, S. D., Van Buren,
Davis, CO. ID, 122d N. Y
GERA1ANN.-At TiIIamOok, Ore, Daniel
Germann, Co. f, Tooth Ind. Comrade Ger
mann was born in Canton Berne, Switzer-
and, and came to America in 1881. He
vas member of John a. Dix Post, San
lose, Cal
MIDDLETON.-At New Windsor, Colo,
John r. Middleton, Co. l., I'd w. Va. Cav,
,ged So. He was Postmaster at New
Windsor under both Cleveland Administra-
ions. At the time of his death he was
senior Vice Commander of II. B. Hayes
Post, 90 A widow and seven children
survive him.
PASCO.-At Palmer, Mass, Chester B.
'asco, 44th Wis, aged IS. A widow and
re son survive him.
LISTEE.-At Marion, O., Elijah Lister,
70. F, 31st Ohio He enlisted Sept. 20. |
1854: was wounded at Peach Tree Creek, |
uly 20, 1864; reioined his regiment before |
he march TO the sea; was taken prisoner |
n March, 1855. and released at the close |
f the war. Livingston Post, AS, had |
harge of the funeral services.
STEOCK.-At West Unity, o., JOS C. |
;trocIl, Co. c, Tooth Ohio, aged 6S. He
erved three years. Ten years ago he filed
is claim for pension, but never received
rearing.
MITCHELL.-At Groton. Conn, Alexander
l. Mitchell, Co. g, 1st Conn H. A. lie
nlisted March 5, 1862, and served three
ears and six months.
WINEBEENNEH.-At Fairfield, Pa,
homas j. Winebrenner, co. c, i65th Pa,
nd Co. G. 209th Pa, aged 81. He received
small pension. A widow and eight chill
rem survive him.
McELHOY.-At Moretown, Vt, CIesson
!. McElroy, First Lieutenant, Co. b, 18th
t., aged TO-
ROBINSnN.-At Hurley, S. D., Myron
Robinson, Co. c, 9Th Pa. Cav. aged 81
CUTTING.-At Bristol, VT, James H.
utting, Co. i, 9Th VT, and member o;
alter c. Dunton Post, 40.
DangIiters of Veterans