The National tribune., 1900-04-19
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Co. II, 23d Ind. aged 56. He served over three
years He drew Sc pc. month pension 1 ,ooo,
Marion Aldidge. 2ith Ind. Battery. aged 81.
He was in Andersonvie from June 30. 1864. to
Lew Taylor Post, 243 Elwood Post 81, so
strong, participated in the services, which were
rendered according to the Ritual t Of Of the G. R.
Arnold, Co. K, 1st Cal Cav. aged 20. He leaves
a widow and seven daughters.
BANGs-At Bragg's Station. Ind, Ty G.
Der of Phil Sheridan Post g.
BERNARDO:-At Philadelphia, Pa. Anthony
Bernardo. 9th N: j., aged So. He served through
of Post since 1879, and was buried with military
honors, large number of comrades attending
the services. A widow and six sons survive
him.
BIvIM-At OIpe, Kan. George W. Bivin,
aged So He was born in Prince George County:
Md He moved to Iowa when 10 years old, and
promoted Corporal, April %, 1868; was mustered
out in 1865. He leaves family:
BLACK.-At Ravenswood, w. Va. John S.
Of Dan Frost Post, GAR He came to America
from Grunack. Scotland. at the age of IL years;
Miss Rhoda + Bissell. widow and two daugh-
ters survive him; also one brother and two sisters
in Scotland.
BoND-At EdgecliG, Pa, John B. Bond, Co.
B, 46th Pa, aged 81. He enlisted when regi-
ment was organized; was wounded at Dallas in
right leg and by explosion of shell lost his sight
He had been q subscriber m to IHE NAIIoTAL u
him by comrades
BRINDLE.-At Carlisle. Pa, of heart disease.
John B[ndle CaPtanb Co. 1850 C. st1h & Pa isSa 1ged
He had lived at Carlisle since 1866 and had held
many important city offices. He was member
BUCKINGHAM-At Pemberton, o.. March s,
Geo. W. buckingham, Co. F, 10th Ohio Cav,
aged SO. He was buried with GAR honors by
BuTr.2At Knoxville ILL.,, March l. George
W. Butt Co d. 1st Ill. Cav. aged 81. He was a
| member OF Post 10. Galesburg, ILL., A widow and
| four children survive him.
BYLE.-At East Hanover, Pa, March 5, of
pneumonia, John Byle. He served in four regi-
| ments during the rebellion. He was member
of Post AZ. at Lebanon, and although residing II
| miles away and no means of travel except walk
ing was present at least once month atmeetings.
He was buried with the honors Of war
CooN.-eAt Miners Mills, Pa, VIM: Coon
Comrade Coon was member of Co. d. 61st Pa.
| He enlisted Aug. 18 1851, for three years and
participated in every engagement OF the regiment
until he was wounded May 81. 1862 at the the
battle of Fair Oaks, Va He reenlisted Dec 20,
| 1868, for three years more as veteran. During
the Winter of 1864 and '65 reward for bravery.
he was appointed Color Sergeant In the final
charge on the works before Petersburg, Va,
April 2, 1865, he was wounded while placing the
colors on the works. At the muSterOut of the
regiment, June 28, 1865, he was still in the hos
pital
d. b. Cornell. Co. G. 95th ILL.,. aged 50. He was a
member of Geo. B. Mcclellan Post, 76 ,,--,
Co. ID, 4th Va, aged 81. He was Sheriff of
Andrew County. The funeral services were con-
by PSss and nd the ODD 81
Commander of Antietam Post IA.
D. Hans soih Wis. A aged g. ' He enlisted Aug. 81,
1862. and served over three years. In 1874 he
moved to Cherry Valley, Wash, where he had
been POSTMASTER till ABOUT one Yea year sd ago. COM n
Stevens Post A widow, one daughter and two
sons survive dim
ELLIs-At Windsor. Mo-. John Ellis, indie
pendent Company, Ohio Cav, aged 68. He was
a member of John A Davis Post, $40.
FLEsHER- Anna, O., Samuel T; Flesher
Ri Ritual al service eG by Neal Post g. b W. Ritehey,
Commander: S; d. Young, Chaplain;
Foor.At Rawlins, Wyo... John Foot; Co. A,
Ind, in 1910. Soon after the close of the war he
settled in Wyoming, and was well known through
out the State. He was member of Casper w.
Collins Post, S.
GILDERsIEEvE-At Brooklyn, N. Y. March
%, Joseph c. Gidcrslceve. aged 6S. He was
born at Stanfordville. N Y. He enlisted Aug 6.
1861, in Co. ID, 74th n. Y, and was discharged
Aug 2S, 1864 During his entire service he never
lost a day, and was ever ready for duty, and
never missed battle. skirmish. picket any
duty. and at the bloody battle of Olustce, Fla,
Feb 20. 1864, he went out between the lines with
Lieut. John G.. Borden and Corpl John Mannon,
of his company and picked up Scrg't Henry \.
Phillips. of his own company, who was wounded,
and carried him out of danger He was member
of Geo. G. Strong Post. 53i.
GooDwIN.-At TruXton, Mo. Jos. Goodwin
10Th Mich He born in WoOldorsetshirc,
England July Z, 1886: came to the United States
in October, 1857: enlisted in the 10Th Mich. Aug.
), 1862, and served two years and nine months
with credit to himself and regiment
HAINoR.-At Middcscx Center. y. Y. Geo
HanOr. S5th y. Y, a member of Hayes Post,
GAR He leaves u family
HILL-At Clean. y. Y. March 81. EgEcrt
Hill famiarIy krowI as Gov" Hill He was
born in 1880. was Il iliirr i'll the civil war. and
was a pensioner. He was laid AWAY by the com
rades of G; d; Bayard Post 222, on the lot at
Allegany, n. y.
HILLfs-At Barncsvie o, March 81, Lieut.
Samuel Hillcs. Co. L, 18th Ohio. aged 81 He
took part in all the important battles of his reg-
ment: was severely wounded at Chickamauga,
and wounded and taken prisoner at Stone River.
He was commissioned Lieutenant for gallant
service lie was elected Sheriff OF Belmont
County in 1873 and filed that Office two terms.
Later he served two terms in the State LegiSa
ture In 1899 he was appointed Postmaster at
GAINESVILLE He was Il member of Robert fiilles
Post GAR, the Loyal Legion, and several
other societies COmrade Hilles one of thre9
brothers in the Union army. Lieut. Robert
Hiiles served in Co b, 10th Ohio, and was in
command of his company when killed at the battle
of the Wilderness. May 6. 1864 Geo. Il. Hiiles
served in the Signal Corps