The National tribune., 1898-06-23
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GREER.-At Decorah, H., Robert F.
Greer, Co. D, 9th Iowa Cav. He was killed
while trying to stop his team, which was
running away. He leaves widow:
ERXLEBEN.-At Norfolk, Va, William
Erxleben, 99th N. Y.
FTTZGERALD.-A New York City, N. Y,
John Fitzgerald, Co b, 99th n. Y.
GOODWIN.-At Winnebago, Mimi, Lieut..
B. F. Goodwin, Co. E, 14th Wis. His regi-
ment was a famous command, and es-
portant actions. Comrade Goodwin, with
two others of his regiment, received spe.
cial mention for bravery at the battle OF
Corinth. He was prominent GAR. man,
and first Commander of Post 81.
MATTHEWS.-AtC Chicago, H., Michael
BRUNOW.-At Chicago, H., Edward F.
Brunow, Co. B, 9th Ind. Cav.
| SCOTT.-At Downey, Cal, Jesse Scott,
Co, G, 9th Mo-. aged Is. He leaves a
| widow.
THURBER.-At Merced, Cal, Charles
the 10Th N. Y, and on the expiration of his
term, in December, 1858, re enlisted in Co.
| l., I'd N. Y. Vet. Cav, serving until Novem-
Der, 1885. He was member OF Post 50,
Tulare, Cal.
STEESE.-At Chicago. ILL.,, Levi steese,
Co. d, Sd Wis.
TEETERS.-At Chicago, H., George W
Teeters, Co. G, S2d Ohio.
| NIXON.-At Victor, Mont, John w.
Nixon, Co. d, 51st Ohio, aged Sc. The
| funeral was under the auspices OF the
GAR. and A.O.U.M. He is survived by a
| widow and one son.
| HARRINGTON.-AtR Reading, Pa, Serg't
Chas w. Harrington, Co. +, 18th U. s.,
aged 67 He held membership in the
GAR and other pat iotic Orders. A
widow and two sons survive him.
GRIFFITHS. AT Topeka, Kan, VIM. L.
GIi1iths, Co. B. 4th Wis.
| HULL.-At Meadvillc, Pa, John Hull
CO. 3, SSth N. Y, aged So He was born in
Ireland, and came to America in February,
1865. lie at once enlisted, and went
through the AppOmatOx campaign with
the famous Irish Brigade, OF the Second
Corps. He was member of Serg't Peiffer
Post, 311.
STEINMETZ.-At Mosie-town. Pa, VIM.
f. Steinmet7, Co. B, sgd Pa, aged SO
| KERCHEVAL.-AtE chicago, H., Alexan-
der Kercheval, Co. A, 19tltiTll.
| McMANUS.-At Lattington, N. Y,
Thomas McManus, Co. sK, 2sth N. Y.
Ind'p't Battery, aged rs. The home of the
held membership in Eliza Ward Post.
| AMMERMAN.-At West Lima, Wis,
VIM. II. G.. zimmerman, Co. B, 20th Wis.
| aged SIS. He was charter member OF
| Samuel r. Curtis Post.
WASHBURN.-At Richland Center, Wis
| He enlisted on the organization of the 25th
| Ohio, and was commissioned Captain o.
Co. B: In 1852 he was promoted Colonel.
THEISS.-At Philadelphia, Pa, Philip
| Thesis, Co. X, Sd Pa. Cav.
| SWARTWOOD.-At Tracy, Mimi, Henry
b. Swartwood, Corporal, Co. L, cath
N. Y. Cav, aged 81. He was JuniorVice-
| Commander of Joe Hooker Post, Is.
RODGERS.-At Whiting, Ind, George
". Rodgers, Corporal, Co. F, I'd W. Va.
MATCHETTE.-At Sedalia, Mo-, John
H. Matchette, 7th Ind. Cav, aged 81,
Death was caused by lock-jaw resulting
| from injuries.
GRIMES.-At Sterling, Neb., G. W.
Grimes, Co. A, 160th Ohio, aged 70. He
was member of Sill Post, SO, and a
| Mason.
McMANNICE.-At Hay Springs, Neb.
NJ. A. McNlannice, CO. G, 5Oth III. He was
Past Commander of Hay Springs Post, 223.
VANCE.-At Dunklin, Ala. Elisha
Vance, Co. X, I'd Iowa Cav.
| MACKEY.- Tamaqua, Pa, June s.
Joseph Mackey, Co. ii, 1ifst Pa, and Co.
T., 22d V. r. c., aged 96 years, four months
| and nine days.
BATES.-At Minneapolis, Mimi, Gen.
Erastus Newton Bates, aged 20. Gen.
Bates assisted in recruiting the S0th ILL.,
and was commissioned Major; promote
Lieutenant-C Colonel. He received the
brevet of BrigadierGeneral for faithful and
meritOrious service. Gen. Fa-es was one
of the trainers of the charter of Minnesota
it's first Senator, and held other important
positions.
| PIERCE.-At New London, Conn, Charles
L. Pierce, aged 81. Comrade Pierce served
in Tllode Island command. He was a
member of w w. Perkins Post. A widow
survives him.
ADAMS.-At York, Pa, Samuel j
Adams, Captain. Co. b. 18th Pa, aged 62
| e g.
and a GAR. MAJ.
GILLIS.-At Clifton, w. Va, Rodger.
Gilis, Co. f, 174th Ohio, and member o
Afiddleport Post, 125. GAR.