The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1899-01-12
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HUGUS.-At st. Johns, Mich, Dec. IL
VIM. p. Hugus, Co. c, sth Ohio. He en-
listed June 1, 1861, and served nnti
March 10, 1864, participating with his
regiment in the battles of Winchester,
Antietam, Charlottesville, Second Bull
HOUSE.-At Erie, Kan, Dec. II, Benz.
f. House, Co. II, 2Sth ILL.,, aged 81. Com
rade House enlisted in August, 1861, and
served until 1866. He was a brave and
faithful soldier, and was present with his
regiment in all its battles. He was a
comrade of Erie Post, 81. \ widow and
six children survive him.
MclNIOSH.-At Highland, Kan, Dec.
Is, Duncan Mcintosh, Co. A, eth Kan.
Cav, aged 90. Comrade Mcintosh en-
listed Aug. 81, 1861, and veteranized Jan.
], 1865, serving over four years. He was
and was drawing pension of $50 He
was an exemplary member of the Pres
byterian Church, and highly respected in
the community. He was for years a mem
Der OF Post 1911, GAR, and many of his
old comrades attended the funeral. 4
wife and six children survive him.
BROWN.-At Pasadena, CAL. Joseph
G. Brown, Corporal, Co. X, Sd Me-, aged
II. He enlisted from Sunmersett County,
Me. Ten years ago he moved to Pasa-
dena, Cal, where ne had since been
identified with the GAR.
JEAN.-At Pasadena, Cal, Turner j.
Jean, Co. *, 9TH L. S. c. L. He was a
prominent member of the GAR, and
was an officer in the Afro American
l. ague.
ELLIS. At Pasadena, Cal, Jehu Ellis,
Co. l., Oh Iowa Cav, aged 81 He en-
listed from Jasper County, Iowa, when a
mere boy. He had resided in California
for many years, and was a successful
business man. He leaves a widow and
two children.
MAkCH-At Pasadena, Cal, Leonard
March, Musician, 57th Ill., Comrade
1861. He had resided at Pasadena for a
number of years.
DAWS.-At Mount Angle, Ore, Henry
DAVIS, Co. f, 5Oth Wis, aged 70. Comrade
DAVIS as a member OF |. |. Stevens Post,
81, WOODBURY., Ore.
Henry G. Jones. Comrade Jones was
born in Butler County, o., Feb. q, 1841 /,
and moved with his parents to Indiana in
1859. He enlisted in the service of his
country July 5, 1861, in Co. E, 31st Ind,
and had one of the brightest and best
records. During his four years and seven
months service he never missed roll
call or asked an excuse from duty. He
held the Office of First Sergeant or Orderly.
In his service he participated in the foI
lowing battles: Fort Donelson, Shiloh
COrinth, Stone River, Perryville, Atlanta
with Sherman in his march to the sea
After the war his regiment was sent tC
Texas, and was mustered out there, Jan
IL, 1856. He was elected first Commando
of Blynn Post, 394, GAR, at Prairieton
Ind, and always took an interest in
everything pertaining to the welfare of tht
oil soldier.
ROSEBURG.-At Carnagie, Pa, Dec. 10
Barton Roseburg, aged 50. COmradt
iioseburg was in the service over fOul
years. He entered the 18th Pa, three
mOnths' service, and at the end of his
term re-enlisted in Co. C, 61st Pa. Late
he again enlisted, this time in Co. E, 64tf
Pa, and served until July, 1865. Com
and had not been able to work for over II
years. He at last secured pension OF
So. Post 1853, OF Carnegie, Pa, attended
the funeral in a body.
JOHNSON.-At Manatee, Fla, Angus
tus 0. Johnson, a member of II. b. Hayes
Post, 2, of Lewiston, Idaho. Comrade
Johnson was born i'm Corinth, Me- He
1851, and was discharged May 20, 1865.
He then enlisted in the Regular Army
and later was transferred to u. S. 5.
Osceola. A widow and four children
survive him.
sNELL.-At Castlewood, S. D., Dec. 7,
Comrade Smell enlisted from l. Ike Geneva,
Wis, in 1852, serving until the close OF the
war. He then returned to Lake Geneva,
where he resided until 1886, when he
moved to Hamlin County. He leaves a
widow, two daughters and a son.
KINNICUTT.-At Gold Hill, Ore, Elijah
Kinnicutt, Co. d. 18th N. Y. Cav. Too
much praise cannot be given to members
of James Luttrell Post, II, for their great
Kindness to a comrade in a strange land.
They cared for him in sickness, and
buried him with the honors OF a soldier,
$500 miles from his native home, Stan
hope, n. j.
RICKETT.-At Congerville, H., Dec. "a,
1898, Samuel Rickett, Cos. = and f, Sd
Ill. Cav, aged So.
MATERIAL Boise City, Idaho, Dec.
Is, Stephen Halter, Co. +, I'd Mimi. De-
ceased had been a member of the G.A.R
RUDD.-At Hoosick Corners N. Y, Ira
Q. Rudd, Co. a, 18th VT, aged 81. De-
ceased was an honOred member OF Walter
A. Wood Post, 294.
FRANKLIN Coventry, Conn, Geo.
W. Franklin, Co. II, 18th r. L., aged "a.
Deceased was charter member of
Nathan Hale Post, 28. A widow survives
him.