The National tribune., 1899-06-01
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BARNES.-At DInhtson, o., George
Barnes, Co. ID, 15thtOIfo
BIED.-At Lintpfl,a Neb., Rev. Ed
mond J. Bird, aged.fo.,, He enlisted in the
the u. S. S. Tlanibtah at the taking OF
New Orleans Lattf NJ served in Co. b,
37th N. J. He wiih pastor of the NJ. f.
Church at Guide R6cF, Neb,, at the time
of his death.
CoTToN.-At Mason, Mich, George
J; Cotton, 1881 ohf2; SSed s. He was
So. and at the time lbf his death was
Senior Vice Commander
CRUMBECKER.-At Richland Center,
Wis, Maj. A. NJ. Crumbccker, 32d Ohio,
aged 60. He served three years with the
regiment and rose from private to Major.
| DAELING.-At National Soldiers Home,
Dayton, O., LoristOn Darling, 18th Ohio,
aged g. He was captured at Chicka-
mauga, and was for is months a prisoner
at Libby, Salisbury, and Andersonville.
He was known to the other prisoners as
Lost" Darling. His brother, l.. f. Dari-
ing, lives at Bundysburg, o;
| EMEESON.-At kalispeel, Mont, VIM:
p. Emerson, Sth Me-, and member OF Nat
Lyon Post.
'GOOCH.-At Brighton, Mass. John
| F. Gooch, Co. Fl, 1st Mass. ii. A., and
member of Gen. Joe Hooker Command,
U. " U. An aged mother and two sisters
| survive him.
GOSSETT.-At jamestown, Ind, Thos.
A. Gossett, Co. I, 7th Ind, aged Sc. He
was connected with the educational in
terests of Hendricks County for 80 years,
four years as County superintendent Oh
Public instruction. "A widow and seven
children survive him.
| HENRY.-At Guide Rock, Neb., j.
Henry, Co. c, 136th N. Y, aged IA.
TT Herms Co. X. St1 Wis. He enlisted
as a charter member ol liacIne county
| Volunteers at Racine, Wis, September,
1861, and served during the entire term ol
the regiment. He was one OF the best
soldiers in the regiment, weli-known aho l
beloved for his sterling worth by all the
brigade His widow, Mrs. Eleanor Nj.
HeTms, and children live at Houston.
HETRICK.-At Wahoo, Neb., John
Hetrick, Co. +, Sfth Pa, and member ol
Post 80. He is survived by widow, one
daughter and five sens;
JONES.-At Falls City, Neb;, Tios.
p Jones, Co. I, 22d Iowa, aged 10. He
was born in Pennsylvania. entered the
service in August, 1882, and was honor
ably discharged in July, 1864.
JoNES.-At Chicago, Ill.,, Henry
Jones', Co. F, 74th U. 5. c. T.
JONES.-At Winesap, Ky, George
MOEHI:ING. G.-At Dayton, O., VIM.
Moehring, Co. f, 63d Ohio.
MAGGAET.-At Casey, H., John
Maggart, Co. c, Sth III.
MARR.-At Brainard, Neb., James
Mari, Co. f. 142d Pa. -. A.,
PAREISH.-At Uhrichsviilc, o., Al
bert Parrish, Co. b, 18th OHIO Cav lie
was well-known Gait man. anu niehh
ber of the J. 0. o. +.
PAEVIN.-At Hulington, o., Stephen
Paryin. Co. ID, 7lh Ohio Cav: Coz. 1heo-
dore Allen. of Cincinnati, who had been
| the Captain OF the company IN wnicii
CoInrade Parvin SERVED curing the clVii
war. pronouncedI Il most feeling eulogy
over the body Of his Old friend and com
rade. The ceremony Eat the grave was
conducted i'm a most t1uchins manner by
| the veterans OF TIM Il. At. Post OF Amei!a.
PIlICE.-At URtici,sville, o., John
Price, Go. a, 97th Ohio,, 80, III.
RUSSELL sL Jacksonville, Fla,
Mai John nusseIEr Mhi. Russell laid the
| fn,,ndation for his successful business
career as a lumbe TniaIi' i'll the pine wooiS
Of Maine when, ASA lad OF IL years, ne
began WORK III TINT occupation. lie con
tinued this till the outbreak OF the civil
war when he waJconGnISSIoned rs oeC
ond Lieutenant and iiegimental Quarter
master in the 7trI rInIe.s Aug. p, 1901. lie
was detached from this regiment ana ap-
pointed Acting Assistant Quartermaster
Of the Tnird Brf9.GeI SECOND DIVISION,
Army OF the Potomac.r lie Was cominIS-
stoned Captain ANDY Assistant Quiilrter.
master, MIS-. N.,ilfsnl0huls62, and was
assigned 10 the Sixth Corps, and served IN
that capacity till March, 1855. lie was
transferred in the following month to the
Department of the South, and was as,
signed to duty at Jacksonville as Cniei
Ouarternaster OF the District OF Florida,
and served as such till mustered out oi
the service in April 1856. Maj. Russell
was one OF the best known lumbermen o.
the South, owning over 100000 acresol
timber-land near Olustee.
STONE-At Blissfeld, Mich, Ohver
p. Stone, Co. +, dth Mich, and GO. l.,
I'd U. S. Cav. He was a member OF Scott
Post, 49, lie was laid to rest by ms com
rades. -
WILLIAMS.-At Everett, Pa, H. 4.
Williams Co. II, 143til Pa, aged 81. Com
rade Williams was a member OF Upton
Nycum Post, 5i7, Department OF Penn
sylvania, until he moved To Shelby, o.,
in 1897, when he took a transfer card. lie
had been member OF the Christian
Church for upwards of 40 years, and
deacon for 20 years. He was a teacher OF
vocal music OF rare ability.