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skirmishes. His wife died about foul
years ago.
CHRISTIE.-At Hatley, Ind, Sept. d
1899, of heart failure, Thomas Mclean
Christie, Co. E, 9th \. H. He was zeal
GUS GAR. man, and also an active mem
Der of Excelsior Council, Royal Templars
of Temperance. He was Past Commander
of Joseph Bernard Post, n, and at the
time of his death was Aid on the staff OF
the Department Commander. -Four mem
Chaplain H. ID. Selby assisted in the serv-
ices. He leaves widow and five sons.
| COSS.-At Mendoza, ILL.,, Jan. q. James
Coss, Co. c, 9TH Ill. Cav. aged 90. He
took part in all the battles and raids in
which his regiment was engaged from
his company, including his Captain, who
is nearly 80 years old, attended the funeral,
and six of them acted as pall-bearers. A
widow and seven children survive him.
D'CAMP.-At Camden, O., Dec. s, 1899,
John W. D'Camp, Co, E, 156th Ohio. aged
| 75. He was member of Rees-M Mtchell
Post, 361, and had been subscriber to
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE since its first
publication.
DRAPER-At Ellisburg. N. Y, Dec. IS,
1899, VIM. H. Draper, Co. c, 1st n. Y.
| L. A, aged 20.
| ERVIN.-At Cocomo. Ind, Jan. 4, OF
heart disease, Edwin Erwin Co. +, S9th
Ind, aged 40. He was member of l.. c.
! Woodman Post, 1885, of Lawton, Mich. He
leaves two sons.
F1SH.-At Niota, H., Dec. %, 1899,
Charles G. Fish, Co. l, 11Sth ILL.,, aged 6S.
He was Commander of Henry Knapp
Post at the time of his death.
| GRUND.-At Stockholm, Wis, Oct. 15r
1899, Andrew Grund, 18th and 18th Wis.
He served in the Atlanta campaign and was
mustered out at San Antonia, Tex, at the
close of the war. He was a member of
4 ( ID
He is survived by widow and eight chill
dren.
| HASTINGS.-At Middleton, O., Dec 13,
| 1899, John r. Hastings, Co. II, 62d Pa.
| He was three times wounded and at the
battle Of Gettysburg lost his right leg below
the knee. He was buried by his comrades
at Clarkson, o. He leaves a widow.
| KILBOURN.-At West, Pa, Nov. 26,
1899, John NJ. Kilborrn. aged SO. Com
| rade kibourn was engaged in farming
in April, 1851, when, at the age Of 43 years,
| he enlisted from Pike Township in Co.
| III, 45th Pa. He was commissioned Cap
| tain, and July q, 1861, was promoted to
Major. He took active part in the battle
of James Island, being in command Of the
regiment at that time. and was hOnorably
| discharged Aug. 1. 1862, at Newport News,
Va. He served in the Provost -Marshal's
| Department. with headquarters at Viii
| Transport, Pa, until the end of the war.
Comrade Kilbourn recruited over 300 men
| tor the service previous to Oreceiving his com
| mission. He was elected Representative
| to the Legislature in 1929. He was
Justice of the Peace 33 years. Associate
Judge of theseveral courts of Potter County,
| Pa, five years; School Director "a years;
Auditor and Township Treasurer II years
each. He was a charter member of Cou-
dersport Lodge, S15, |. o. o. F., and also
| a charter member Of Post 491. of Galeton,
which was named r. A. Kilbourn Post
III honor of his son, who was killed at the
battle of Spottsylvania Courthouse, Va.
MCCARTY.-At Adams. n. Y, Dec. =,
1899, George McCarty, Co. Il, 1st n. Y.
Vet. Cav, aged 6S.
McCoY.VAt st. Clair, O., Dec. 90,
1899. A: II. Mccoy, First Sergeant, Co. C,
1o4th Ohio. He was instantly killed
while cutting timber by the limb of a tree
Coy served nearly three years. He was
Past Commander Of Gen. Lyon Post. of
East Liverpool, o., and four years repre-
sented Columbiana County in the State
Legislature. He was buried with military
honors by the Post Comrade Mccoy
never married.
MALTBY.-At Goffs. Kan, Dee. "a.
1880, Milton II. MaItby, Co d, 121st
n. Y, aged "a. He was Past Commander
Of Chester A. Arthur Post. and for 20 years
had been subscriber to THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE.
mann NJ Illttll, III, IJtt.
1899, Charles Markham, Co Il, 49th Mass,
aged 50. He was a member of Post 0S,
Department Of Illinois.
MILLER..-At Indianapolis, Ind, Jan.
u, Robert Miller, 72d Pa, aged GO. He
enlisted at Philadelpl:il il 1861, and served
four years; He took part il all the battles
In which his regiment was engaged until
he was taken pri soner at Petersburg. He
was months in Libby and Andersonyille
widow and 10 children survive him.
MoRGAN.-At Steamboat Rock, Iowa,
Jan. 4, Albert L. Morgan, aged II, Com
rade Morgan enlisted in June, 1916, in
Co. b. Sd Ohio (Mexican war;, and served
one year. During the civil war he served
in Co. e. 4th Iowa Cav. He had been an
invalid for many years. A widow and
seven children survive him.
PILBEAM.-At Mason, Mich, Jan 7,
Josiah Pllbeam, aged 63. Comradc Pill
beam enlisted in August, 1862. in Co.
A, 148th n. Y, and served with his regi-
ment until the close Of the war The i'm
mediate cause of his death was apoplexy
resulting from diseases for which he was
pensioned. He never joined the GAR,
but comrades of Posts SO and AL acted as
pall-bearers and escort at his funeral
SEIFERT.-At Ashburn, Mo, Dee. 81,
1899, Capt. Ernst Seifert. Co. c, 16thsWis,
aged SO. Comrade Seifcrt enlisted in Co.
Z, 1st Wis, for three months, April %, 1861;
discharged, Aug. 81, 1861; enlisted, Oct 30,
1901, as a sergeant IN 20. T., 18th Wis, and
advanced step by step through bravery to
the Captaincy Of company, and was dis
charged July II, 1866. after serving four
years and II days, all at the front All
the pension he was able to secure was IS
month. He leaves a widow and one
child.
SHANNON.-At Brookline, Mass. Dec.
81, 1899, Lieut., John Shannon, aged g.
He enlisted for three months on May IS,
1861, and later for three years, in Co. f.
18th Mass. He was finally mustered out
Aug. II, 1865. He was wounded and
taken prisoner. His death was due to
wound received Sept. II, 1862, at An
tictam.
ULM.-At the home of his brother, near
Dillia, Ore, Dec. Is, 1899, David W. Ulm,
Co. !, 18th Iowa. Comrade IJlm was
buried with GAR. honors by James b.
Mathews Post, 6, in the Nailor Cemetery,
near Forest Grove, Ore. His home was in
Clark County, Iowa. He was on u visit to
| his brother at the time of his death.
| WILSON.-At Altoona, ILL.,, Jan. 5,
Robert Wilson, Co. G., seth Ill. He enlist
ed Aug. 8, 1862. He was wounded at Stone
| River. AT Chickamauga he was taken
prisoner, and for II months was confined
at Andersonville. He was discharged
June 10, 1885. A widow and one daugh-
| ter survive him. ~ ~. 3
| WoOLLEY.--At Long Branch, n. j..
Dec. q, 1899, Britton WoolIey, r., aged
54. He served during the civil war in a
| New Jersey regiment, and was prominent
member of James B. Morris Post, 46. He
had held the position of Overseer OF the Poor
for several years. He was a member of
Oceanic Fire Engine Company His fathe,
IS now IN his SSth year, and his mother is
l7S years old.