The National tribune., 1900-05-17
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ALLvoRp.-At Cortland, Neb., George All
word, Co. c, 1st ILL L. A, aged 6S. He leaves I
widow and two sons.
ANDERsoN-At Clyde Kan. P. NJ. Ander
son, Co A, 74th Ind. He was member of Corn
forth Post 159. daughter and two sons sur
vive him
- BALTzLE,nA. New Sharon: Iowa, J. G
charged July II. 1865, at Mobile, Ala. He wa.
an honored member of Henry @. Leighton Post
1879. GA. r. He leaves n widow, one son anc
one daughter.
BEACH-At Baxter Springs. Kan. S. A
Beach. aged 53. He was a member of Baxter
Post 1913 He served his country faithfully as
private in Co, F. 10th Iowa. He enlisted aug
81, 1862, and was discharged June 10. 1865
He leaves a widow, and two children under 1t
years OF age.
BEEMER.-At Buckhend. o. t.. Lieut. Ed
survived by three children.
BENDER-At Fostoria, O.. Jerry Bender, Sd
Cav. and a member of Post q, Department OF
Ohio.
Bixby. aged 62. He enlisted July IA. 1868, in
Co B, I'd Mass. ii. A., and was discharged at
Sm:thville, N. e.. Sept 8. 1865. He was a boat
buried from Memorial Hall at his request, under
auspices of Fletcher Post, %, of which he was a
member.
Co. F. 18th Ohio. aged 55 He entered the service
Sept 20, 1868. and was discharged July IL, 1855.
He was member of Post ALP. He leaves widow
BusHER.-At Brasher Falls, n Y. Geo
Busher, Co. G, l4ih N. Y. II. A, and member
CLARK: AT Beiiepoint, O., Thos. Clark. Co.
CLossoN...At Galena. O.. James ". Closson,
Co. G. 10th Ohio. aged So:
CoTTER-At his residence. No. 400 Balm
bridge street. Brooklyn, N Y, May 4, Brevet
Lieut. Col Oliver Cotter, 5th N Y: II. A., aged II:
He was man of strong. personality, and was not
given to making q confident OF all he knew, but
was strong friend to those whom he believed in
Born in Ireland. he was natural soldier and on
becoming a citizen Joined the 'th regiment
N. q. s, N. 7. Moving from New York City
N. G. S. N. Y, and in 1861 went ~ the front as
one of its Captains. Returning home in July,
1861, he resigned his post as Inspector OF Gus
N. Y. Art He commanded d Company of the
9Th. and was severely wounded at the battle OF
Piedmont He was an active business man to
before his death. But one staff officer and one
Captain are alive of the field and staff and Cap.
tains of the original 5th Art Only widow and
DoGG ETT-At Hillsboro. o., Jas. Frank
Doggett, aged 10. He had three honorable dis
charges from the United States Government from
services of the war Of the rebellion: one for three
months one for one year. and one for three years,
the last discharge being from Co. A, 83th Ohio:
the regiment and company in which Senator
DONALDSON Grand Rapids o., Ebenezer
Donaldson, Sergeant Co Ii. 2lst Ohio. He had
been Chaplain of Bond Post "a. for II years.
He was buried under the auspices of the G. A. r.
EDwARDS.-At Dyer Brook, Me-, JOS. W.
Edwards, Co. E. 10Th Me- He served over three
years and was mustered out at the close Of the
war as Sergeant He was a member of w. S.
Hancock Post, las. Island Falls. Me.
FoRD:-At LIE Raysville. Pa, April 20, jas.
NJ. Ford, aged 50. He served as Carpenters
Mate on the gunboat Victory, No. 81, on eight
different rivers in the Mississippi Valley. He
was mustered in in 1854; served one year. and
was discharged June 8. 1865. He was a member
of Spalding Post, 33. G. A. R., of lie Raysville;
also a member of Choconut Tribe, No 80, l. o.
r. NJ, of Birchardville, Pa He was borne to
the grave by three comrades and three brothers
of the above Orders. Two sons and three daugh-
ters survive him.
FRUIN-At ST. Louis, Mo-. Jeremiah R.
He served three years. and was a charter member
of Martin Post POI, G. r., Gridley Ill. A
widow, four sons and three daughters survive
him.
GALTANE-At Fostoria O., Fl. F. Galtane,
Co G, 10Th Ohio. He was a member Of Post "a.
GEoRGE-At Bishop Cal, DR.. w. H. George,
11th Mich. Cav, aged II. He enlisted Aug. l.
1883 and was chosen Captain Of Co. l. on the
21st OF January, 1866, was promoted to be Major;
Aug. 10. 1855. was mustered out and honorably
discharged. His regiment saw much service in
Kentucky. Tennessee, Virginia, and the Caro-
lnas, participating in no less than 81 sliirmishes
and engagements during his term with il. After
the war, Mai. George entered actively upon his
chosen profession, that of medicine. About 1873
he and his family removed to kernville, Cal;
about 1878 TO Independence and early in the sos
70 Bishop where he passed his remaining years
A widow and two sons survive him