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BATCHELDER.-At Worcester, Mass.
George Z. Batchelder, aged 63. He wa:
born in Middletown, Mass. He served as
Corporal, Co. F, 10th Mass, from Sept. 3
1862, to Aug. 1, 1868, when he was trans
ferred to Co. B, 18th V. II. c., and wa:
mustered out as Sergeant, July 2, 1865
He was a member of Geo. Fl. Ward Post
10. He was buried in Georgetown, Mass
He leaves a widow and one son.
| BROWN.-At Kokomo, Ind, Pollard
Brown. He was veteran of the Mexican
war, and served four years in the war o
the rebellion. He was a mounted Orderly
on the staff of Gen. Sheridan and at
sage and dispatch bearer throughout the
| Virginia campaign. In the struggles uI
and down the Shenandoah Valley Brown
was assigned the duty of carrying the
most important dispatches.
BUSH.-At Boston, Mass, Horatio Nell
son Bush, aged co. He enlisted in the
18th Vt, Stannard's Brigade, and served
| for nine months. In the Fall of 1868 he
moved to Boston, and since that time he
had been connected with Brigham's Hotel.
He was a member OF Gettysburg Post OF
Boston, and of Mount Lebanon Lodge of
Masons. He is survived by one daughter,
living in Northfield, Vt.
FARLEY.-At Fairfield, Neb., Comrade
Farley, Co. F, I'd Mimi, aged So. He was
a Past Commander OF George c. Oliver
Post, 43. He was man OF more than
ordinary ability, public-spirited and kind
hearted. He was elected County Com
missioner in 1882 and filled the Office in a
capable and efficient manner Tor two
terms.
GRIFFITH,-At Newtown, Ind, VIM.
Griffith, Co. H, led Ind, aged IS. He en-
listed in July, 1862, at the age of AZ years,
at Newtown, Ind, and served as Orderly
Sergeant of his company until discharged
L; nnn In,r fnY
survives him.
GUSLER.-At Grover Hill, O., George
Gusler, Co. F, 1S6th Ohio, aged II. He
was killed in a runaway. COmrade Gus
Ter was an hOnored member of Thos.
Mcclure Post, 326. A widow and seven
children survive him.
HADY.-At Davis, W. Va, F. X. Hady,
Sergeant, I'd Md. III. B. He was born in
Somerset County, Pa, in 1S47; enlisted,
1868, for three years; was charter mem
ber of John Carlin Post. He leaves
widow, one daughter and one son.
MEAD.-At Peekskill, N. Y, Louis w.
Mead, aged 81. He served two years in
the 59th N Y, and then re-enlisted in the
9th N. Y. H. A, in which he served until
the end of the war.
MYERS-At Chicago, ILL.,, Henry Myers,
Co. A, 14th N. Y. II. A.
NICHOLS.-At Sedalia, Mo-, Judge W.
H. Nichols, aged So. Judge Nichols was
born in Senaca County, o., where he re,
ceived his education. He later attended
Heidelberg College. He served in Co. G,
1SOth Ohio. He was a prominent cItlzen
of Sedalia, and was in 1884 elected Probate
Judge OF Pettis County. Comrade Nichols
was a very enthusiastic Grand Army man:
and was exceedingly charitable to OLD
soldiers and their families. He Jclned
Gen. Geo. II. Smith Post, So, by transfer
card, May s, 1880, and was Adiutant three
years.
SPENCER.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Joseph P.
Spencer, Sergeant, Co. E, 1st Wis.
iSTOCKMAN.-At Chicago, H., Isaac L.
Stockman, Sergeant, Co. G, S7th Ind.
Titus, Co. D, SD ILL.,, aged So. He en-
tered the service in 1861, and was mus
tered out in 1865. The funeral was con
Quoted by the Masonic Order, the G.A.H.
and S. of V. attending in body.
TRAENKLE.-At Buffalo. N. Y, Fred
erick TraenkIe, Captain, Co. A, 1S7th
NJ Y; Chaplin Post, 2, Chas; a; { orr nodx Com
UNOLD.-At La Grange, ILL.,, Capt.
John Unold, Co. 1, io5th III. He was
member of Hiram McClintock Post, 667,
Of which he was Past Senior vice Com
mander. The pall-bearers were all mem
bers of his old regiment, five OF them be-
ing from his own company.
WHEELER.-At La Grange vhlage,
D., Comrade Wheeler, Co. II, l03d Ohio. he
served three years, and was wounded at
Resaca. He was a member OF Post 201.
WHITE.-At Willow Springs, Mo-,
A. b. White, Co. A, 18th Mo-, and MEM
Der of Andy Smith Post. 243. ~
WILDE.-At Peoria, ILL.,, Geo. Wilde,
aged 64. He was born in Haywood, Ian
cashire County. England, and came to
America in December, 1855. He enlisted
in Co. E, 4th II. l., in September, 1851;
served three years; was wounded by the
explosion of the mine at Petersburg. he
was member of Bryan Post.
WYRICK.-At Willow Springs, Mo-,
W. n. Wyrick, Co. E, 5th Tenn, and mem
Der of Post 243.