The National tribune., 1899-08-10
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BISHoP.-At Norton Mills, Vt, OF dis
ease contracted in the service, William
Bishop, Co. X, 127th Ill. Comrade Bishop
was wounded at the siege of Vicks5urg
widow, four daughters and two sons sur.
vive him.
BLAKLEY.-At Covington, Ind, Serg',
Samuel Blakley, Co. E, Esd Ind, aged n;
Serg't Blakley served three years and had
a splendid record as soldier.
FLYNN.-At Lincoln, Neb., July IS,
Patrick Flynn, aged rs. Comrade Flynn
enlisted July 8, 1861, in Co. III, 5th Ky.
and remained with his command until dis.
charged at the close of the war. He had
been resident of Lincoln, Neb., for more
than quarter of a century, and was loved
and respected by all who knew him. Though
of foreign birth, he was intensely loyal to
the country Of his adoption, and was very
proud of his four years service in the army
He was member of Farragut Post, %.
HIGGINS.-At Wentworth. Mo, July Z,
1899, Al Higgins, Co +, 31st Ohio. Com
o., Aug. II, 1861, and served through the
war. He was never absent from the COM
pany two days during almost four years,
and was noted for his coolness and bravery
in battle.
JAMEs.-At Jennings, La, July o,
Enoch G.. James. aged "A. He was born
in Wales in 1925, and came to America
in early life He served the United States
in both the Mexican and civil wars. and
was present at the surrender of Santa
Ana. He was mustered into service in
1864 in the 10th Pa, but was transferred
war was discharged from U. S. 5. Oneida,
Sept. 3, 1865 He leaves an aged widow.
KAUFMAN AT his home i'll Taman-
end, Pa, July "a, aged 50, Capt Daniel r..
Kaufman, formerly of Co. A. 4Sth Pa
KELLEY.-At Albert Lea, Mimi. Steph-
Ill I -nI A ln-
ceased was a member Of Post >, and was
well known in G.. A. X. circles He was a
widower and, is survive by three daughters
and two Soas
MCCLURE At Kansas City. Mo, An
drew A Mcclure. Sergeant. Co ]. 205th
Pa. He is survived by u widow I'd four
children
:.MCCowN AT Fairfield, H., Nicholas
S McCown, Co G.. fSth III Deceased was
born in Leach Township. III, MAY %
1910. tie enlisted May 26, 1861. ami served
three years. He was commissioner Cap
Oct Is, 1873, and was reCOmmlS@l '.!@d as
Captain of the same orga aisatio, ,,oy. u,
1881 Caot. McCoWn was q chartcT !fem-
ber Of Fairfield Post. "a. and ha s"rved
as its Commander. He leaves a Wid".. and
four children.
Mack. Go. d. 3si Wis Co:nr,.te sIack
was born in Scotland in 1873: ".lli.s-a;cd to
the Unitei State, in 1857, ami settled in
Wisconsin AT the beginning o. tn" war
he enlisted il Go. d, 331 Wis Vol; His
regiment was attached to A"Pherson S
Coos, All he pacticii at in az the cam
pl'g'IS Ui that corps
OSBORN At Norwalk, o. Jerome
Osborn. Co Il, 55th Ohio. agci ~ He
e ii ,teI in 1854. ra-erlli iteI III 1885,: and was
faaIIy mt stored out in 1865
PlNNEY.-At Norwa'l;. o. July 8,
Jackson n. Pinncy, Go. {, 55th Ohio, aged
62
PRESTON At Perry. Iowa. July .,
John b. Prestol. Go e. LIST Wis. Cav.
agei So He was II member % Redfield
POST a widow and five children survive
him.
KILEY-At Rassel. Kaas,, lucas S.
RoBiNSoN.-At Walker, Iowa, Cyrus
H Robinson, I1jth HI, and q member of
c. S Francis Post, 1S1. I
SMITH-At Fitchburg, Mass. of apo
plexy, Capt. Walter Wallace Smith, aged
81 Capt. Smith was born at Wardsboro.
Travelled in the West AT the breaking out
of tue war he enlisted in Co II. I'd Ecgi-
ment of Col Bardan's United States Sharp
shooters. He was mustered i'll Dec. 81,
1851. as Sergeant, re-eH!isted Dee n, 1868.
was promoted to Captain Dee. n, 1864,
diil "a5 t!>Ctf"l SSi lIOiH tt-t StISltt JuiS
f3, 1865. Capt. Smith was a wcll-known
business man.
SroXER-At Garrett Ipd-, John W.
Stoner. Go ID. 3Sth Ohio and member OF
Chas Case Post. 233.
VALENTINE.-At Limerick. o., July
10, John Na'entinc. Go +, l0th e. = G, T,
aged % Ihe funeral was under The AM
spices of Isaac Wills Post, 100. He leaves
d widow.
WATSON AT Kansas City. Mo. July
1S, w. II Watson, Go. C, S5th Ind, and
member Of farragut Thomas Post, s.
Misc. News.