The National tribune., 1900-03-29
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aged 60. He had been Quartermaster of E. A
leaves widow and three children.
-ANDERsoN.-At Shckley. Neb. Jan 10
Nels Anderson. Co: F. s9th III. aged Sc He was
1853; enlisted in 1862; was captured by the enemy
at Chiclamauga Sept 49, 1868 and confined in
Libby and Danyille prisons until Sept 81. 1864
| when he was released and returned TO his home
in Rock Island County, Ill. He moved to Ne
braska in 1872, and settled a soldiers home
stead He was Past Commander of Memorial
Post. Isl. He leaves a widow and nine chill
dren.
BAxTER.nAs A., Prospect O.. Capt Gee ".
1865. taking part in all the battles of his regi,
mcnt Four children survive him.
BEaTTY.-At Crystal Springs. o.. Jonathan
River Comrade Beatty was wounded. The ball
remained in his jaw over IL years. when it dropped
into his mouth.
II. Behrcnds, Co L. 4th Wis Cav. aged TO-
BERRY-At KirksvilIe, Mo-. Feb. "a. James
Berry, Lieutenant, Co F. 9Th Wis. and Captain,
Co A, 25th Wis He was also a veteran Of the
Post %, widow and seven sons survive him.
Thomas s. Bonrke. ~ Co 4. iith N. YH sren a.. aged d
80. He was wounded at Cold Harbor and the
Wilderness He was q member of Post 112
BR .INERp.-At St, Albans. Vt, Feb 27;
Herbert Brainerd. aged 62. Comrade Brainerd
enlisted Aug. l6, 1852. in Co. L. 1st VT Cav:
that company, and later promoted Regimental
H He discharged e qI
but Post 60, and an active member of that Post
at the time OF his death He had held various
Town. County and State Offices; was Town
Representative FOR several terms in the State
Legislature, County Senator. and Chairman of the
State Fish Commission. He was General Bag
gage Agent of the Central Vermont Railroad
few months ago AT the time of his death he was
Junior Vice Commander, Loyal Legion. of Yer
mont. He leaves widow and three children.
Jonathan NJ. Bryant, Co. F, I'd Mo Cav He
was worthy member of Travis Post, 10. Fayette
vile, and had been Chaplain of the Post for sew
cral years. He leaves n widow.
BRooKs.-At Down, Mo-, Jan. IL, of consump
ton. John Brooks. aged 80. In 1861 he enlisted
in Co F. Sd Iowa. in WHICH regimen: he served II
| months. when he was discharged account of
disability. He then went to Lexington, o.,
where he enlisted in Co y. 4sth Ohio s. NJ, from
Co, D. l63d Ohio He is survived by a widow
and four children. ,
BgRKETr Apoll5 Pa, Feb l2, JohnK.
aTe enssd GG aF e. e. isSs sad s css as
charged June 81, 1865 He was a member of
First Brigade Second Division, Sixth Corps. and
ment was one Of the fighting 800 He was a
loyal GAR. man. The comradc selected the
captain f'h MS2map Of
Pa. and requested Post 80. to take charge of his
burial widow. two sons and four daughters
| .CHADwICK.- Napoleon o.. Jan. s. Samuel
Chadwick; S Martin. Aliutant Of Choate Post
writes Of the heroisq Of tbis comrade in Anderson
vile: In the Sumper ol 1854, in Andersonville
prison, where deathi stared every man in the face
| who was fated to remain, COmrade Chadwick said
| one day to a friend and chum; have been drawn
the list Of prisoners q be sent home for ,cx-
change tomorrow Wow, John. you are sick;
| you will soon die if you remain here, and you
| have wife and children at home who need you
| SO. then, John. tomorrow do you answer TO my
| name and go forth and live. will stay and pull
through somehow: and il / die, have no wife nor
child at home 70 mourn for me- Thus on the
morrow John Waddams. sick. emacated and
starving, carried out under the name of
Samuel Chadwick, and reached home and lived
TO receive into his heart and home at the close Of
the war his friend Sam, who did not die, but lived
10 be for many years an honored citizen of Ma
poGieon ana iaiihig n,i,I member @ Of the G. a D. r
Collins. aged y. He enlisted in Co Z. 18th
Mass, March 49, 1862; re enlisted May Is, 1864,
and was discharged at expiration of the war as
Corporal in the Veteran Reserve Corps. He was
a charter member of Powell T. WymsR Post
Holiistown, Mass, OF which he served three years
| the hall rescued the Post flag and Bible at con-
siderable personal risk. In 1887 he was trans
ierred to Mai L. F: Fletcher, Post. % Milford,
/ CHowELL~-At Kansas City Mo, recently
Mai. Robert Croweif, 26ih Mo He was brave
tsoder and rose from the ranks To the command of
! his regiment He was the FIRST Surveyor of Gus
toms at Kansas City
EBERsoLD. At Chicago. Ill. Jan. 81. Fred
cIlCk TsDcrSOiu, taptain J0th ILL., lie cnIlStc1 at
the first cali for volunteers in April 1861. in the
18th ILL.,, for three months; soon after his dis
charge he re enlisted in Co l. 55th ILL.,, for three
nien, later. Orderly Sergeant, then Second Lieu
tenant and First Lieutenant and Captain in
veteran organization of same company till close
joined Police Department of Chicago as patrolman,
| but was promoted to Sergeant and later to Lieu
tenant and Captain; then inspector of Police in
August. 1885; and a few months later appointed
as Chief Of Police. He served as Chief during tho
great Haymartet Riot, and his services were OF
gIea, value nI TO TO Chicago and her h citizens u s.
FAv.-At Marlboro. Mass, March 5. Hiram
Fay. aged rs. He had an enviabe record a
f3. Comrade Fay and wife died within three
hours of each other He was the veteran under
taker of Marlboro; fully 1000 people had been
FULLER--At McAiinnville. ore. Jan. 8, A. H
Fuller. LIST L. S. S. S., and Co. II, 124th n. Y
| He was member of James B. Mathews Post, D, Of
| Forest Grove. Ore. but held transfer card. and
before he died he requested membership III Custer
| Post, 8. under whose auspices he was buried. He
gunshot wound and nearly total deafness con
| iracted IN service. He is survived by two daueh-
| terS.
| GowDY-At bridgeport, o.. Dec "a. 1899
Wm. \. Gowdy, LIST ". Va. dhree months) and
Both OHIO dhree years.. He was brave soldier
and many times volunteered for dangerous work.
HALL--At Clyde, O., Jan. 25. Geo. W. Hail.
| llth r l., aged 63- He had been Chaplain of
Eaton Post for Il years. A widow and eight
| children survive HIN.
| HALEY. AT Krksvle. No, Feb 81, Geo W.
Haley. Co H. 14Sth H. He is survived by u
! widow and two sons
| HARRIS. At Soidiers' Home, Sandusky. o..
l,jan. 20, Augustus Grs Harris Co. y, I'D Ohio,
! aged &c
/ HAY At FenwieSg Mich. Feb 8. Capt Robt.
" Hay. Capt Hay was born in Stark County.
| o., Feb. rs. 1924. III lB52 he moved to Lisbon.
Ind in 1863 he raised Col. 10th Ind, was elected
Fits Captain. and served with his boys till the close
| OF the war. With his regiment he participated
in the battles of Resaca. Kenesaw Mountain.
| Decatur Buzzard' liiaDst, Peach Tree Creek.
Atlanta. Ga, Columbia. Franklin. and Nashville,
Tenn, and in the last bstte OF the war. at Kings
ton, " c. He was Justice of the Peace 80 years,
| and Supervisor OF his Township Tor % years.
| HENsYI~-At Howard. Pa. Jan !. Dr. Lot
| r. Hensyl. Co. ID. a2d Pa. aged 60. At the
breaking out OF theiwnf he was studying medi-
cine. but laid his books aside. enlisted and served
over three years at the front, taking part in all,
| the battles OF his gallant old regiment He com
plctcd his studies af,erBth war and settled at
Howard Pa, where die had since lived He was
a prominent GA. R.mon and Odd Fellow. A
widow and five childsdn survive him.
HIcKaIAN.-At Nnrna, Ill, Feb 10, Martin
Hickman. Co; +, l12th Ill, aged %. He was
wounded at Utoy Creek Ga, Aug. q, 1854. and
was i'll general hospital 10 days. then at Marietta.
Ga. about two months. Later he reloIned cohl-
pany and was captured at Athens. Tenn, i'll 1858,
but escaped same day. He was honora bly, dis
charged AT Camp Douglas. Chicago. Ill, Aug. 10.
1868 His regiment participated in many en-
gascments among them being siege of Knox
kcnesaw Mountain. Siege of Atlanta, Goldsboro
\. C.. and numerous skirmisheS.
HOuGuTON. At Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. a.
Luther 5 Houghton, First Lieutenant, 23d Ind