The National tribune., 1900-08-23
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BLOOD.-At Carlton Ore, July 80, B
f. Blood, Co. d. 18th Ill. He enlisted
Oct. 10, 1864, and was discharged June
B. Mathews Post, 6. Forest Grove, Ore
CARN1TE.-At Southwest Oswego, n
Y, Aug. Z, Ephraim A. Carnite, Goth
Wis, and charter member of John Ste
venson Post. 600.
COEN.-At Limerick, O.. July &c
Henry Coen, Co. a, 1st o. III. A., aged
6o. lie was a member of Isaac Willis
CoLE.-At Clarks. Neb.. John f.
Cole, aged u. Comradc Cole enlisted in
Co. IL, 18th Mimi. in February. 1863
| and was discharged May, 1860. Funeral
was conducted under the auspices OF
Thornburg Post, 2I, of which he was q
charter member. He leaves large fam.
| lily of children.
COOK.-At Frcdonia, Kan. Capt. Hi
ram Cook, Co. Il, 9th VT Capt. Cook
was shot through the body in the battle
| of the Wilderness, Va, and was left on
| the field for dead, but recovered to live
to the ripe age Of a years. He was q
member of Phil Harvey Post. 9S.
-, CRAWFORD.-At Fredonia, Kan.
Thomas NJ. Crawford. Co. +. 18th Iowa
aged 5S. He received a wound at the
battle of Bcntonville, n. c.. The bal
lodged in his spine, pressing on the spinal
| cord, which caused spasms. and from the
effects of which he died. lie was Il mem.
| ber of Post 9S.
FISHER.-At Macedonia, ILL.,, Wm
E Fisher, Co. /, list Ill. Cav. He is sur.
vived by widow and two sons.
GARDNER.-At Lake Villa, Wis,
Aug, ., by drowning. Capt. Peter G.
Gardner. Co. A, 10Th Ohio.
GOINGS.-At Frcdonia, Kan, VIM
Riley GOinss, Co. X, G3d Ind, aged 63
| He was Senior Vice Commander of Phi
Harvey Post, %. He leaves family
kEENh.-At Milford, Mass, July 2S
of heart disease, Maj. Augustus w
Keene, aged 60. He enlisted in June
1861, in the 10th y. Y Zouaves, Co. G.,
was promoted Corporal in June, 1862
| Serg't in December, 1862; Second Lieu
tenant in February, 1853; First Lieuten
ant in August, 1863; Captain Co. III in
October, 1864; and Major in December
MAJ keene was participant in all the
| engagements of the regiment except Chan
ceiiorsville, and was twice wounded. Al
| one time he held the position of Deputy
| Warden at Concord Reformatory, as also
at CharlestOwn, Mass. For many years
| he had been an active member of the
State police force. Maj. Keene is sur.
| yiyed by n married daughter.
MACKEY.-At Macedonia, ILL.,, VIM
| Mackey, Co. +, 10th ILL., He had a splen
| did record, enlisting in 1861 and serving
until the end of the war. He was wound
| ed three times. He is survived by q
widow, three sons and two daughters.
| MASTIN.-At Clarks, Neb, Hiram
| Mastin, Go. +, 150th n. Y, aged. 60
| COmrade Mastin enlisted in September
| 1862, and was discharged in June 1864
| by reason of disability. Funeral was con
| Quoted by Thornburg Post, q, of which
| the deceased was a member. He leaves
a widow and two sons.
NEAL.-At Perryville, Pa, Aug. Z
| Scott Neal, Co. \, 105th Pa. He wa.
a bachelor. He had farm and some
| $4,000 or 81 900.
| NEES.--At Nashville, Tenn, June 10
Capt. j. NJ. Nees, 26th Ind. He was borr
in Clinton County, Ind, Oct. %, 1890
He spent his earlier years in his native
State. He served three years in the civi
war; and afterwards made his home il
| Tennessee. There he was engaged in tho
| lumber business for many years. He wa.
member of George III. Thomas Post, l
of Nashville, and the funeral service wa.
conducted according to the ritual of the
| Order.
| ROGERS.-At Bedford, Mass. Aug
4, Enoch S. Rogers, Sergeant, Co. d
| 4Sth Mass. He was member of Post
40 of NewburypOrt, Mass, which attend
ed the funeral in a body. He leaves a
| widow.
THORNsBERRY.-At Boliver. O.
| Jacob Th0rnsberry, Co. E, 61st Ohio
| aged 81. He was a member of 3. T.
Steiner Post, 511. He leaves a widow
| and one son.
| TURNER.-At North River, n. Y.
June "a, George II. Turner, Co. A, %
N. Y. Cav, aged G7.