The National tribune., 1899-03-09
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, ALBRIGHT pSteisbenvil,e. O.. FL
Albright. Co. {, 9th: W. Va He was Ell
rolled, Nov. >, 1891: fie-enlisted in March
lie leaves a widow and five children.
BAKER. AT Worcester, Mass, Chas
f. Baker, 5ist Mass, and memher O
Post so, aged % years.
BRADY.-At Chicago. H.. Lieut. Col
Geo. X. Brady. Under the first call Com
rade Brady enlisted in Go. b. 18th Pa
serving three months. lie then received
an appointment as FirstsLieutenant, 14tl
I U. S. From that time until he was re
tired, in 1884, he vas en- eontinIeus duty
serving with the 18th Inf, of which he
was Major, and the I7ti, Inf of wiiicI
he was Lieutenant Colonel, in Califtrni;
and all the Western States and Terri
tories, including Alaska. He was the
| father OF the first American white child
born in Alaska. Twice during the wa,
he was brevetted for bravery Since his
retirement he had lived in Chicago.
BREWER AT Vinton, Iowa, Abram Y.
| Brewer, Co. l., 9th Ind. Cav.
| BRYANT.-At Crete, Neb., David T..
Bryant, Co. C, 37th Wis, aged so Com
radc Bryant enlisted when but Is years
OF age, and was discharged, May IS, 1865.
lie afterwards served three years in Co.
g, 9Th L. 5. Art, and was discharged
therefrom in 1870. He leaves widow
and adopted daughter.
BUERLE.-At Ardmore, Ind Ter. Wm.
y. Bucrle, I'd n. J. J.. A. Comrade Buerie
was a member OF Cbickasaw Post, Is.
CLARk.-At Vinton, Iowa, Alvin Clark,
Co. G, 18th Iowa.
CLIFFORD At Kehossla, Wis, John
R. Clifford. Go. T., 1st Wis, aged II. He
seryed over two years.
/ CONDREY.- AT Oblong, III. First Lieut..
David T.. Condrey Go. ID, 98th Ill.
COOPER.-At Denver, Colo, Job A.
Cooper, 18th H., aged SIS. After the war
he was admitted to the bar, and cstab
lshed himself at Grecnvilfe He was Gov
ernor of Colorado from 1881 to 1891.
CUMl~EY.-At Chicago, ILL.,, John j.
Cunley. Sergeant, Go. G.. Sd Pa. Cav.
DETRICH.-At Chester, H., Jan. 81,
Hon. John f. DIETRICH, aged 10. Cnmrade
DIETRICH was born in MifIiinburg, Pa, but
moved to Sparta. H., in 1889. He was
tory of that city, and for a number OF
years edited the Sparta Democrat. He
raised Co. l, 22d H., and was commits
stoned its Captain. He was for a number
of terms in the State Legislature, and had
held many important offices. Until a few
weeks before his death he was in the
Pension Office at Washington. He is sur
vived by four sons.
DURMAN.-At Bloomingdale, Ind,
Jefferson Durman, aged 81. He ser d
about Is months in the Sth Ind Cav. t::tth
Ind.). His funeral was attended by Capt.
Floyd Post, 10, Annapolis, Ind. He
leaves n widow and two children.
FINNEY.-At Chicago. H., Albert n.
Finney, Artiiicer, Co. A, 1st III. l.. a.
FORD.-A Birds, H., Capt Robert j.
Ford, Co. d, 62d Ill
GARRETT.-At Palestine, H., Thos. |
Garrett. He was Il veteran Of the civil |
war
GILSON.-At Ashland, Neb.. Geo. N |
Gibson, Co. B, 4th Mimi, and Co. /, 10Th |
Pa. He served from Sept. 26, 1861, TO July |
~, 1865; was a mcmberof Bob AicCook Post,
81. He is survived bya widow, two daugh-
ters, and son.
GopFREY;-At satsuma, Fla. Com
rade b. Godfrey, Co. G, 9th Mass, and
member Of Post q, GAR.
GRUVER.- AT Moosic, Pa, Franklin J.
Truver, Co. d, 153d Pa. He was n charter
member OF Geo. Hill Post, $40, and had
been Commander number of times. He
caves n widow.
HALL.-At Athens, Pa, James F.. Hall,
aged 81. He enlisted in Co. F.. 9th Pa
Reserves, July II, 1851, and served three
vears, afterwards retenlisting in the f9lst
Pa. He was an enthusiastic q a. II. man,
md at the December election had been
'hosen Commander of Perkins Post, 202.
The pail bearers were members Of his
Id company He leaves q widow and
hree daughters.
HEAL.-At South Haven, Mich, Albert
Y. Heal, Co. f, 3fst Wis. He was born
n New York State in 1855, and moved to
Wisconsin with his parents at an early
.ge, living there until 1862, when he en-
listed, and served three years. A widow
md cne son survive him.
HEALEY.-At Athens, Pa, Thomas
1ealey, Battery b. 4th N. Y. Ii. A., aged
q. He was born in Ireland. lie was
oval member OF Perkins Post. A son I
urvves him.
HEWITT.-At Brockwayville, Pa, W.
!. Hewitt, Co. F, 5Sth Pa. Comrade Hew-
1t enlisted in October, 1861; veteranized
\ 1861, and was discharged in January,
866. He was a member of Jefferson Post, {
GO. widow and one daughter survive '
i'm.
HOLSMAN.-A Sedalia, Mo-, Feb. 5.
hap. John Holsman. aged II. Comrade c