The National tribune., 1899-03-23
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ALbftiGhl AT west BaltimoIe, u,
Allen Albright, Co. A, b52d Ohio. He was
faithful member of Parmelee Horn Post
622, Lewisburg, o.
| .ARGO.-At Wheelersburg, o., First
Lieut.. Solomon ID. Argo, Cos. d and G
4th Ohio Cav. He had an enviable record
and served from September, 1861, to July
| 1865.
ARMSTRONG.-At Garrett, Ind, Geo.
W. Armstrong, Co. Z, 10th Ohio, aged 60.
ATK1NSON-Atn Peoria, H., Edwin
Stanton Atkinson, GO. ID, 39th ILL.,, and a
comrade of Post 67.
BARTLOW.-At Clarksburg, Ind, W.
II. Barlow, Co. q, 9TH Ind, aged SO.
BEARDSLEY.-At Elkhart, Ind. Lieut.
| Edward C. Beards1ey, Co. X, 9th Mich.
| He was promoted from Sergeant to FiIS;
Lieutenant for bravery. lie was promi-
nent business man.
BEDEL.-At Peoria, H., Capt. Ira f.
Bedel. He enlisted in May, 1861, in the
Sth III When Gen. Herman Lieb organ.
| burg Bedel was appointed a Lieutenant
and was afterward made Captain OF Co.
X. 5th u. S. C. III. A. He served until May,
1866.
BRITANNIA Alvaretta, Okla, T. F.
Britain, Co. NJ, 10th Ind. Cav, aged So.
He served over three years, and was Sc
verely wounded while in line of duty.
I1t NSiS Otf1lOI NitO VI Su1sSA
Post, So. He leaves family.
BULKLEY.-At Port Chester, N. Y,
George w. Bulkley, Co. B, 18th N. y,
aged 81. He was Officer of the Day OF
Charles Lawrence Post, 81, Cali, IA
member of the West Chester County AS
socation, and a Loyal Home Worker.
He leaves a widow.
BURNETTE.-At Arotin, Wash, Alfred
G. Burnette, Co. II, t4th U. s., and Co. E,
57tI, pa Ho ,pl,Stpl aor1v in 1852 and
served until the close OF the war. In
November, 1S9S he was elected County
Clerk OF Arotin County, Wash. but on
account of sickness was not able TO at
tend to the duties Of his office. Comrade
Burnette was a member OF LincOln-Gar
field Post, 3. of Portland. Ore. The fu-
neral services were conducted by }. }.
Lewis Post, of Arotin. He leaves widow
and two daughters.
CARBAUGH.-At Minneola, Kan,
Geo. Carbaugh, Co. II. 11th Ohio, and
Corporal. Co. X. 4th u. S. He served
over four years, and won an enviable
record as soldier. He was a charter
member and Chaplain Of "old Flag" Post
394.
DAVIS.-At Butler, Mo-, Capt. Freeman
Davis, Co. b, S0th Ohio. Capt. Davis was
granted a medal of honor for saving two
flags on the battlefield OF Missionary
Ridge.
DAVIS.-At Sidney, H.. James M.
Davis, Co. G, 10th III. lie was born at
Oneida, N. Y, in 1880 He served over
three years. He was an enthusiastic
GAR. man, and held membership In
Sidney Post. 317.
DECK.-At Hennepin, H., ID. d. Deck,
Co. Il, 10ith Ill.
DEFFINBAUGH.-A Butler, Mo-, Mi
chacI Deffinbaugh. Co. 3, SD Ohio:
DEWITT. AT Chicago. ILL.,. Jos. Dewitt.
He served IA years in the U. 5. Navy.
DOPP.-At Lenoxviile,, Pa, George
Dopp, Co. B, 143d Pa. and Battery b. lst
EDWARDS.-Atz Thurman, O.. Ed
ward ID. Edwards, Co. d, l79th Ohio.
GOTHARD.-At Carpenterville, H.,
James Gothard, Co. E,1tI5th Ill. aged 81.
He enlisted. Sept %, 1861, and was mus
tered out June 20g 1865. He was mem
Der of Thomas J. Sweeney Post. 2I5. Bar
HANNAH Oberiin, Kan, Alexan-
der Hanna, Co. n, 180th Ohio. Comrade
Hanna was Il member of T. +. G. Hanson
Post, 1873, and was drawing pension of
sI2 per month.
He leaves two sons, William and George,
who reside at Milw aukee, Wis.
HOWENSTINE.-At Enid, Okla, An
drew Howenstine, Captain. Co: Ii, 65th
Ohio Al the battle Oh Spring Hill, lena, y,
Nov. 80, 1864, Capt. Howenstine was shot
caused him much suffering, and was the
cause of his death. Deceased was
member of Mcdowell Post. He leaves
widow.
McCORMICK.-At Ogden, Tenn.,. I.
n. Mccormick, Co !, Seth 1ll., aged CD.
Comrade Mccormick was splendid sol
der. and saw over three years service.
MYERS.-At Altoona, Pa, Jacob Myers,
Co. I. 55th Pa, aged IS. Comrade Myers
was severely wounded at Petersburg, but
on his recovery returned to his regiment,
and served until the close OF the war:
He was member of the First United
Brethren Church, and Post 62, GAR.
He was buried with military honors. He
leaves "A widow and three sons.
PEARSON.-At Ncwburyport, Mass,
George a. Pearson, Sd Co., Mass. Unat-
tached Infantry. aged 50. lie was mem
Der OF Post ~.
During is months Of his three years serv-
ice he was color bearer. Col. Ellsworth
Post, 81, of Lenox, S. D., assisted by the
W.R.C., conducted the funeral services.
widow and seven children survive him.
REGOT.-At Vincennes, Ind, Henry
J. Regot, Co. III, 10Th Mo-. and Co. A. 18th
Mo.
RLEY.-At Vincennes, Ind, George
G. Riley, 14th Ind, aged 81. He was a
candidate against Gov. James ID. Wal
liams for Representative in 1868, and
against Thomas II. Cobb in 1850. lie was
delegate to the Republican National Con
vention in 1850 and in 1884. He was
prominent GAR. men and Knight Tenn
plar.
RUDDIMAN.-At Muskegon. Mich. Geo.
G. Ruddiman, Lieutenant, Co. +. I'd Mich,
aged So. COmrade iiuddiman entered the
service, June 13, 1868, and was mustered
ont, July %, 1865. A widow and two sons
survive him.
SEATON.-At Hennepin, Ill.,, James
III. Seaton, Co. ID, 9th Ind Cav. He was
a member of Hennepin Post, 23l.
SPEER.-At Butler, Mo-. Henry Speer,
Benton Cadets, and Co. b, 5Oth Ohio. lie
was member of Post 80.
THATCHEH.-At Ithaca, o., George
Thatcher, Co. A, 152d Ohio, aged 81. lie
leaves "A widow and one son.
TRAPP.-At East Haven, Conn,
John Trapp, 1i9th ~ Y, aged 80 He is
survived by a widow and eight children.
TIBBETTS.-On steamer Portland, Nov.
81, 1898, Charles A. Tibbetts, Co. +, 10th
Me-, aged So. Comrade 1ibbetts was
member OF BOSworth Post, z, Gait:
|. o. o. F.; also, Lebanon Commandery,
A. |. o., Knights of Malta. He leaves
widow and son.
VOGT.-At Detroit, Minn., Fred'k Vogt,
Co. IL, I'd Mo-, aged SO. Comrade Vogt
was born in Germany. and had been a
resident of Detroit aar many years.
widow and eight children survive him.
WEAVER.-At Noank, Conn, DIR. Jas.
T. Weaver Co c. 2lSt Conn, aged IS.