The National tribune., 1899-06-22
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BRECHBn.L.-At Syracuse, Neb., Geo
Brechbil, Co. 1, 9th Ohio Cav, aged GS.
BUCk.-At Croton, N. j., Charles c.
Buck, Co. NJ, I'd n. J. Cav, and member OF
Lambert Bohman Post, 4S. He is sur
vived by a widow, one daughter and six
sons.
BURRIS.-At Houston, H., W. L. Bur-
rs, Co. E, 125th ILL.,, and charter member OF
Mann Post, 773.
CAMPBELL.-At Paia, Maui, Fl. l.,
Thomas Campbell, L. S. S. Pensacola,
aged "a. He was born i'm Glasgow, Scot
land, and in the early sos came to the
United States, where he engaged in his
calling as n marine engineer At the
breaking out of the civil war he immedi-
ately allied his fortunes to those of the
North, and was appointed Chief Engineer
Of the U. S. $. Pensacola, in Farragut's
squadron, off New Orleans. He was in
several of the important naval battles,
and was the modest possessor of many a
testimonial from commanding officers
under whom he had served. He went to
the Hawaiian Islands % years ago, and for
many years had been employed as engineer
at the II. p. Baldwin plantation. A widow
and three daughters survive him.
CLINTON.-At MasSena, Iowa, Patrick
Clinton. Deceased was born in Ireland
He served in the South Atlantic squadron
three years. He was buried by c. ID.
Murry Post, 302, of which he was charter
daughters survive him.
CoNovER.-At Tuscola, ILL.,, of heart
disease, Maj. Daniel A. Conover, Co. d,
list Ind, and Major, 9th Ind. Cav. Owing
to wounds received at Richmond, KY, he
was mustered out, and on returning home
was appointed Provost Marshal of the
Seventh Indiana District, with headquar-
ters at Terre Haute. He was next ap-
pointed Inspector of Internal Revenue and
served until that office was abolished. For
over 20 years he had been Circuit Clerk of
Douglas County. He was a member of
Frank Reed Post, 90.
DEAN.-At New Albany. Ind, DR.
Alexander Dean, aged 81. He was a
physician by profession, and during the
war served in the Hospital Corps, Icing for
some time Chief Hospital Steward. He
had recently moved to New Albany from
Florida, where he had lived for the past "a
years. A widow and one son survive him.
DlTTY.-At Sunbury, Pa, Jesse b.
Ditty, Co. f, 9th Pa. Cav. He is survived
by widow and four children
FARQUAR.-At Chicago, ILL.,, John F.
F. Farquar, Co. X, 145th Ill.,, and member
of Farragut Post, %, Lincoln, Neb. In
terment at Monmouth, Ill.
FARRAR.-At F'itchburg, Mass, Fran
els +. Farrar, Co. A, SD Mass, and mem
ber of r. V. Sumner Post, 10.
HUDSON.-At Jamaica Plains, Mass,
VIM. j. Hudson, aged 60. Comrade Hud-
son served in the U. S. Navy from 1857 to
1860; in the 1st Mass from NAV %. 1861. 10
May %, 1864, and in the 9th Mass battery
from June 16, 1864, to June 10, 1865. He
was comrade Of Post 26. He leaves a
widow.
HUNTER.-At Leap, Ore, Hon. ]. A.
Hunter, Co. b, 9TH Kan. Cav, aged g.
Comrade Hunter was shot and instantly
killed at his home by woman named
Elliott The woman committed suicide
Immediately after the murder. At the
breaking out of the war COmrade Hunter
was living at Topeka, Kan, and after his
three years service returned to that city.
He moved to Oregon in 1887. He was
Wallowa County's first representative in
the State Legislature, and secured the ap-
propriation for building the Canyon road,
which has been of inestimable value to the
County. COmrade Hunter was a man of
unquestionable integrity, and the esteem
in which he was held by the people was
evidenced by the great number who at
tended the funeral services, conducted
jointly by Masons and comrades of the
lar.
KELLER.-At Sprague, Neb., Henry C.
Keller, Co. b, seth Ohio He was an hon
ored and respected citizen, and held men,
bership in Farragut Post, 25, Lincoln, Neb
KINGSLEY.-At Howard, X an, of heart
failure, John Kingsley, Beth Ill. Cav, and
honored member of Stanton Post, GAR.
LEEK.-At Machias, N. Y, Steven E.
Leek, aged 65. He entered the service Jan.
8, 1862, in Co. E, 11th N. Y. Cav, and was
honoraby discharged May q, 1865. He
was Senior Vice Commander of Phillips
Post, 329.
LUNT.-At Stillwell, ILL.,, A. r. Lunt,
Co. +, 2Sth Ill. Comrade Lunt was a
member of Corey Post GIG.
LUMT.-At Stillwell, ILL.,, Geo. Lunt,
5Sth Ill.
LYoNs.-At Chicago, ILL.,, John d.
Lyons, u. S. Marine Corps.
MCCLEAN.-At Soldiers Home, Quincy.
ILL.,, Alexander MCLEAN, Co. |, 11Sth ILL.,
MCCOY.-At Sweet Home, Ore, James
II. Mccoy, Co. G, 11th Ohio Cav. Com
rade Mccoy leaves widow and four chill
dren, all girls, the Oldest only II years of
age.
PHILLIPS.-At Lincoln, Neb., Can't. r.
Q. Phillips, Co. f, 18th Pa, and member of
Farragut Post, 25.