The National tribune., 1899-12-21
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BEAR.-At Guide Rock, Neb, Orange
Bear, Co. /. 18th Ill. Cav, aged "a. He
was several months prisoner at Ander-
sonville. He was two terms Officer of the
Day and three Commander of A. Garber
Post. A widow and four children survive
him.
BLAKELY.-At Butler, Pa, recently, of
Bright's disease, Gen. VIM. Blake!y. aged
66. He was born at Browns Mills, Pa.
On attaining his majority he entered the
office Of his brother. Archibald Blakely, at
littSburg. and in 1886 was admitted to the
bar. he raised four companies for the 18th
Pa: Cav. and was chosen Lieutenant
Colonel. His battalion took a conspicuous
part in the battle Of Autietam. Col. Blake
ley was twice wounded. once at White
Springs and later at Hedgeville. He was
mustered out in June, 1865. He had prac-
ticed law in PittSburg since 1868, where he
tlad very large business and social ac-
quaintance. lie was a member of Il mum
Der OF veterans societies, including En-
campment No. 6, L. V. T., and Abe Patter-
son Post, SO, GAR. He leaves u widow
and two daughters, Mrs. Holiday, of
Springfield, Pa, and Mrs. Abrams, of
Butler, Pa.
BRAGG.-At Lorimor, Iowa. John E.
Bragg. Co. G, 1f6th III. Hc enlisted Aug.
IL. 1852. took part in all the engagements
of the regiment marched With Sherman to
the Sea, and was finally discharged June Z,
1850
ERIGGS.-At Potter. X. Y, Nov. Is, A.
riggs, Co. X, 10Th y. En&s. aged -.
He was worthy mcmbcr Of Sloan Post, 50,
which had charge of tie funeral. One son
survives him.
DIMICK.-At Westford. Vt, Nathan Cas-
well Dinick, Co. A, fst VI. Cav, aged 50.
He enlisted Sept 80, 1851. served three
years. and on his muster-out settled at
Nestford. He was Past " orshipful Mas
ter of Lodge No. 6, 4. +. & \. Nj. and a
nemher of Post 50, G.. \. r., the former
Order conducting the burial service and the
comrades attending in a body. He leaves
a widow and two daughters.
EASTMAN.-At Rock, Mass, Oct. u,
q. r. Eastman, 127th H., aged 81. lie en-
listed in August. 1852, when Is years old,
and participated with his regiment i'll all it's
Important battles until taken prisoner at
Atlanta, July 2S, 1864. He was confined
at Ander5onyille, Charleston, and Florence
until February, 1860. He leaves a widow
and two children.
JACOBY.-At Light street, Pa, Geo. W.
Jacoby. The funeral took place Thanks
giving Day.
KELLY.-At jamestown, Pa, Alfred
Kelly, Co. N. 4th III. Cav, aged 81. He
was an enthusiastic G A. r.. man, and at the
time of his death WAS Commander of Ro ert
Brown Post. 326.
MCBRIDE.-At Pe-ryville, Pa, James
was an enthusiastic GAR. man. Past
Commander and Adiutant Of John T.. Myers
Post, '5SG. Sligo, Pa, which conducted the
funeral services. He is survived by one
daughter.
MUDGET.-A Fairfax. Vt. Edgar D.
Mud@et, Co. |, 10th Vt. aged 81 He en-
listed in 1862, and served until the close Of
the war. Gen. Richardson Post %, of
which he was a member, conducted the
funeral services.
NEHRBASS.-AtT Tonganoxie, Kas, c.
Nehrhass, Co. NJ, I'd L. S. Art, aged G5
He was horn in Germany. He served 10
Of his death was Senior Vice Commander OF
Slocum Post, 16I.
PARSEL.-At Vinton, Iowa, Charles
Parsel, co; H, 22d Iowa, and member Of
PEARCE.-At Vinton, Iowa, Isaac
Pearce, Co. B, 17th Ohio, and Co. H, 9Th
Regt., Hancock's Veteran Corps. He was
born in Warwick, II. l., in June, 1915
He was-a charter member of Gen. Geddes
Command, No. IL. U. V. U. and 2. NJ.
Coder Post, 9S, GAR.
PERKINS.-At Raub, Ind, Ira Perkins,
aged So. He was born III Putnam County,
Ind. He married Sarah A. Gibson in 1866
and Immediately afterward settled in
lived. His wife died in 1877. He was
married in 1873 to Emma NJ. Soyer, who
survives him. Seven children also survive
him. He served three years in the army
being discharged in 1865, and was an
honored member of the Post at Kentland
Ind.
ROBBINS.-At Canaseraga, n. Y, Nov
81, Lorenzo ID. Robbins, 1st y. Y. Dragons
He was Quartermaster of Post 296.