The National tribune., 1900-05-17
HowELL-At Pleasant View Pa, April 30,
John d. Howell, old Co. L and new Co. f, 49th

HowELI.-At Pleasant View Pa, April 30.
John d. Howell, old Co. 1 and new Co. F, 49th
KETTH-At North Troy, Vt. A. J. Keith,
aged 20 years. He served in Co. C. 8th VT full
term of enlistment and was wounded at Port
f1 Hudson La He e. was Is, = member Of Bailey Post
KNAPP.-At Huntsville, Wis. Phillip Knapp.
aged "a. He was a native of Germany. and
came to America in 1915. When the civil war
| began, Comrade Knapp took advantage of the
earliest opportunity to respond to his country's
call and enlisted in Co. Ii. 25th Wis. and re-
mained in service until the close Of the war. He
of the Grand Army of the Republic. He is sur
vived by a widow and nine children.
| - LIE CLAIR--At Brasher Falls. N. T., Jos. Le
| Clair, Co Ii, 98th N Y. He was q member of
Capt Gibson Post, 421.
| LEcRoNE.-At Waterside, Pa. VIM. r. Le-
crone Co. G. 9lst Pa. He was an honored mem
Der of Post 45l.
LEwIs;,At Tiogs. Pa. April "a. David W:
April 10, 1861, to Aug: 10. 1866. He was mem
Der Of Post 401. He leaves widow.
| MCELvAINE.-At North Columbus, o. Serg't
John McElvaine, Co. e. 46th Ohio.
| MCFARLAND.-At Binghamton. N Y, April
26, DR.. Solomon Fenton Mcfarland, aged 72.
He studied medicine with DR.. George Douglas,
Of Oxford, and was licensed to prac tice medicine
and surgery on April g. 1854, by the Chenango
| County Medical Society. He began the practice
Of medicine at Troupsburg Center. Steuben
He VG9 the MsS s
I
class of 1857, and thereafter began professional
work in Oxford On Aug %, 1862, Dr. Nc
| Farland was commissioned Assistant Surgeon
and assigned to the SD N, Y, a regiment already
in the field. This was directly after the second
battle of Bull Run. He was in active service
until severe illness compelled him to return home
on Oct 10, 1862 He was appointed Surgeon of
the Board of Enrolment of the 10th N. Y District
on April 10. 1868. The board had headquarters
for a time at Unadilla. after which it remained
| at Norwich until the close of the war DR.. Nc
Farland was determined upon doing his full duty
to his country, and twas great disappointment
to him that on July 20, 1864, continued ill health
again compelled him to resign. Returning to
| Oxford, he resumed private practice. In 1884 he
moved to Binghamton. He is survived by
widow, one daughter and son.
| MUDGE.-At Chemwa, Ore, of heart disease,
S. G. Nudge; aged SO. He served three years in
New York cavalry regiment He leaves a
Mulnix, Co !, 1st U. s. S. s.. aged 72
NASH a-. Oregon City, Ore-' Geo. w. Nash.
QUIcK.-At Horizon, Wis. May 2, Peter
Quick, 7th Wis Battery.
PEPPER.-At his home in Jackson County,
w. Va, Alfred Pepper. Co. L, lS6th Ohio aged
SO. Deceased was an honored member OF h!llroy
Post Lockhart, W. Va. which, assisted by Hayes
and six children survive him.
REANEY.-At Benkelman. Neb, Elihu L.
G ID my a ii
Edwards Post PIT. a widow and seven chill
dren survive him.
HEDlh tlt--at ldWtOn Mlcii, aplll 10, GtO
B. Rediker Co. C, 4th Mich. Cav, aged 75. He
was one of the captors of JEFF Davis He was
member of L. G. Woodman Post, which turned
out in body at the funeral He leaves widow
and three grown-up children and one adopted
SON
RIcE.-At Stow. Mass, Francis Rice, Co A.
18th Mass, aged 60. He leaves widow and one
son.
SHADLE-At Oregon City. Ore. John Shade,
Co. A. 1SSth Pa Comrade Shade was loyal
comrade, good citizen, faithful friend. He
was for many years a member OF Meade Post, 2,
of Oregon City.
SHERMAN.-At Stanton. Mich. May 2, VIM.
Sherman. Co. c. 11th Mich, aged "a.
SToCKINGS.-At Stanton, Mich, BENZ. F.
Stockings, 1st Mich, aged IS.
SUMMERER.-At Goodells Mich. Adam
Sumnlerer, Co. II. 1st Mich. L. A. He was a
member of VIM. Saniorn Post
THoMPSON.-At Middleburg. Fla, April IS,
John C. Thompson Co d. 96th Ill. He was born
in Glasgow, Scotland. He came TO America in
1916. and lived at Mllburn. ILL.,. until 1879. when
he moved to Florida. He leaves daughter,
Mrs. A. Il. Moss, of Middleburg, Fla, and two
sons.