The National tribune., 1899-07-20
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J. Conely, Captain, Co. K 9th Mich. Capt.
COneiy was a prisoner at AnderSOnVille,
but was fortunate enough to be exchanged
after few months. For { time he was on
the Staff of Gen. Thomas. A widow and
two children survive him.
COOMBS.-At Richmond, o. T., VIM.
n. Coombs, Co. G., 10th Ind, and charter
member of Post 64, Department of Okla
homa. He is survived by widow and
four children.
DAvIDsoN-At Casey, ILL.,, Richard
Davidson, Co. E, 144th Ind, aged 81.
Gospel in the Methodist Church.
DOW.-At Davenport, Iowa, J. l.. Dow,
Co. A, 112th Ill. He enlisted Aug II, 1862.
He was chosen Second Lieutenant, while
his brother was commissioned Captain.
After the death of A. A. Lee, at Knoxville,
Tenn, Comrade Dow became Captain.
DUMP.-At Sedalia, Mo-, June 20, Peter
Dump, Co. II, 33d Ohio Comrade Dump
was accidentally thrown out of his farm
wagon and INSTANTLY killed. He be-
longed to Gen. Hunter Post, 317, Lamonte,
Mo-, and was leader in G. A r. affairs,
having held several offices in that Post.
Only a few weeks ago he was allowed a
pension, but did rot live long to enjoy it.
He was a farmer and was in comfortable
circumstances.
. GOLDsBERY.-At Bigelow, Iowa, Cyrus
p. Goldsbery, Co. G, 9th Iowa Cav Com
rade Goldsbery was born in Blackford Co.,
Ind, Dec. 25, 1849. In early childhood
he moved to Iowa with his parents. In
the Autumn Of 1868. when less than IA
years old, he enlisted In Co. G, 9th Iowa
Cav. He served two years and six months.
Soon after returning from the service he
moved to Illinois, thence to Kansas. He
was married in 1882 to Miss Lourinda
Forbis. He leaves a widow and two daugh-
ters, PerInelia, aged 15 years, and Florence,
GRAHAM.-At Boviha. Colo, Col. Rob
ert W. Graham. Col. Graham was born in
Wythe Co., Va, in 1923. He served with
distinction during the Mexican War, and
soon after its close moved to Indiana At
the breaking out oftthe:rebellion he en-
listed in Co. II, 9th Ind. ;Cwas wounded at
the battle of Pittsburg Landing, and before
he had fully recovered from his wound he
was mustered out to be commissioned First
Lieutenant, Co. /, I'D Ind. He was pro-
NOTED Captain in October, 1862, and later
Northumberland for gallant and unsur-
passed bravery on the battlefield at Stone
River. Ig5.t5'
Capt Daniel dareaYes. Comrade
Greaves enlisted at Dubuque, Iowa, and
served with the Army Of Southwest Mis-
souri,, under Gen. Nathaniel Lyon, taking
part in the battles of thatIcampaign. For
gallantry on the field he was promoted to
be Captain of Co. !. 21st Iowa, which he
led in many subsequent engagements.
He was severely wounded at the siege of
Vicksburg, receiving two gunshot wounds,
one in the left arm and the other in the left
eg, by which he was manned for life. But
ne declined to quit the service, and retained
MS position to the close of the war. He
removed to Hot Springs, Ark, in the Spring
)f 1876, and became charter member of
Canby Pest, and on its reorganization was
made Commander
GRISwoLD.-At Brasher Falls, N. Y,
Robert 3. GriSwold, Co. +, 18th N. Y, and
member Of Capt. Gibson Post, 421. A
widow, three SONS and five daughters sur
1--WE him.
HAUGHT.-At Indianapolis, Ind, John
Merriman Haught Co. A, 18th Ind, aged
10. He was born in Green Co., Pa. He
caves widow and two SONS.
HOTCHKISS.-At Stony Fork, Pa,
lyman III. Hotchkiss, Co. G, 9TH Pa. Cav,
lged 70. He was a member of George Cook |
POST. A widow and four children survive
lim.
JAGER.-At Ecorse, Mich, of disease
contracted while prisoner at Belle Isle, |
Peter jaeger, Co. X, 1st Mich Cav.
JOHNSON.-At Cleveland, Tenn, An |
lrew w. johnson. 1st Tenn, and men,
,er of Post 20. He leaves daughter.
JoHNSoN.-At Colorado, Kans., Ed |
ward L. johnson, aged 90. Comrade John
on served three years in the Colorado
iavalry. After the war he settled in
Kansas.
JUMP.-At Marion, O., Harrison Jump,
I'd Ohio, aged So. Comrade Jump was
vice wounded. He had been Adjutant
# Cooper Post, III, for six years.
Keith, First Lieutenant, Co. H, 11th Iowa,
Iged 81. Comrade Keith and his wife
we're burned to death OIL the steamer Ocheta,
ying at wharf during the night of Jan. IS,
While on pleasure trip. His wife was
prominent and loyal worker in the Relief |
jorps. Both husband and wife enjoyed |
he respect and love of all in an exceptional
Iegree. He was several times elected |
Sheriff of Muscatine Co. and Mayor of |
jreston. Iowa.
KIBLER.-At Casey, H., Josiah d.
iibler, Co. ii, 10th H., and member of |
Monroe Post, 100. He enlisted Aug. 8, |
1862, and was discharged in June, 1865. |
# them under 16.
LoW;-At Cleveland, Tenn, p: III, Low,
thief Bugler, 4th Tenn. Cav. He leaves |
widow and one daughter.
MCGREW.--At Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Nm. II. McGrew, Co. A, 1st Ohio l.. A. |
lie leaves widow and daughter.
MAKINSON.--At Kansas City, Mo-,
DEC. II, 1898, Thos. T.. Makinson, Co. F,
9th Iowa. He leaves widow.
MATTISON. = At Pierport, Mich,
Jharles C.. Mattison, GOA, 9th Wis, and
corporal, Co. c, 49thW Wis, aged SO. He
vas a faithful membef'of Post 29S.
OLDS.-At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Herman
}. Olds. Co: II, Sd w and Co. G. 5th VT
Jomrade Olds had been for many years the
aithful and efficient TAdjutant of II. Y.
;ook Post. He leaves a. widow, son and
laughter.
PEIFFER.-At Meadvilie, Pa, John M.
'eiffer, Co. A, 211th Pa. aged IA. He
ost his right arm in. action in front of |
Va. April 2, 1865. He was
,orn at Venangobor3. Pa, where he re-
ided all his life until a year ago. when he
moved to Meadville, Pa. y He was a men,
,er in good standing Of Alex. b. Langley
PETERSON.-At SSriba, N. Y, Zacha-
iah Peterson, Co. G,,110th N. Y. Com
ade Peterson was born in Lenox, N. Y,
n 1882, but moved to Serbia when quite
,oung, and had since made his home in
hat city. He enlisted in August, 1862,
nd served until 1865. Comrade Peterson
vas mustered as member Of j. ID. OBrien
'ost, Oswego, N. Y, August 80. 1873,
eing one of the first initiated after thePost
D Serbia Post December 13, 1886.
ROCKWoOD.-At Hyde Park, Mass,
,lijah lockwood, Co. B, 25th Mass, aged
4. Comrade lockwood was an earnest
,orker in Post %.
Soldiers Home, Togus.
1e., Thomas Schoffeld, Co. /, 18th Mass,
ged 50. He served through the war and
al an excellent record. He was Il COM
ade of Post 60.
SMEDLEY-At Jackson, Mich, DIR. S.
/. Smedley, 2Sth N. Y, aged 81. He
caves a widow and son. l.