The National tribune., 1900-06-07
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Sherman Burnside, a member of Picket
Post l, of Scllwood, aged a.. He entered
the service Oct. 2l, 1862. Go. G, hist
Pa; discharged Aug. :. lSiES: lie en-
listed again in the 9th y. Y. Ii. \. Sept.
so, 1864; discharged July q, 1860. He
was member of Phelps Post, of Smith
field. Pa, for many years before moving
to Oregon. Comrade Burnside was loyal
comradc. n good citizen, and faithful
friend. He leaves a widow, one daughter
and a son.
DryLAP.-In Beaver Co, Pa, VIM.
Dunlap, Sergeant, Go. +, 139th Pa, aged
60. He was born in Coshocton, o. He
was a member of Encampmcnt No. 6, L.
V. L., of Pittsburg.
EMAYN.-At tie Ohio Soldiers and
Sailors Home. o., Wm. G. Emann, 23d
Ohio Light Battery.
FUIS.-!it the Ohio Soldiers and Sail.
ors' Home, o., John y. Fuls, Co. a, SD
Ohio.
GoEDoy.-At Georgetown. o., April 81,
DR.. Thomas Winslow Gordon, aged 81.
He was born at Warren, O. DIR. Gordon's
grandfather, Thomas Gordon, native of
Scotland, settled in what is now Mahon-
ing Co, o.. in 17a4. moving from Wash
ngton Co, Pa, where Robert, the fathe:
of Thomas w, was hnrn. DIR. Gordon:
mother was SuSannah Il. Winslow before
she married Robert Gordon. She was
descendant of Edward WinsiOw, Of Mass
achusetts, who came over IN the May
flower DR.. Gordon was n member of the
Warren Guards, who offered their services
during the Mexican War, hut the Gov
ernor of Ohio objected to any organiza-
tions north of the National road going to
Mexico, as there was some prospect al
that time of England taking hand in
the conflict. and if so their services might
he required along the boundary between
the United States and Canada. In the
,,rnr of IN rpipllio1 tn SIIr-
geon of the 9th Ohio, and was with it
through Kentucky and Tennessee. He
was wounded in the assault of Mission
Ridge. Nov. %, 1863, and although he con-
tinucd in service several months. went
through the campaigns of Knoxville and
Strawberry Plains during the Winter of
1864, he was compelled, from the eff
fects of his wound, to resign, which he
did in June, 1854. In 1896 he was mar
ried TO Miss Minerva T.. Scoville, of
Trumbull Co.. O., who died in 1868. OF
the eight children born to this marriage,
daughter. Three of the sons (all who
were old enough we"e in the Union
Army, war of the rebellion. He was mar
ried again in 1872 to Miss Elizabeth n.
Dugan. who survives him. He was
charter member Of Carr Is. White Post,
232, G.. a. r., and of the X. of L. Both
Orders united in the funeral ceremonies,
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HAPNER.-At Benton, Ind. May 4,
Franklin Hapner, Co. X, Both lad. Com
rade Hapncr was Il faithful soldier in this
gallant old regiment. He was buried at
Benton on May Z.
HAwKIys.-At the Ohio Soldiers and
ID, 18th Ohio.
HIGGINs.-At Kits Hill, o., D. W.
Higgins, Co. 3, 9TH W. Va. In his death
Post 49S loses one of its most earnest
members.
HorsT.-At Allegheny, Pa, Lewis
Horst, Co. G, cd Pa, aged 90 He EN-, en-
listed July 4, 1861, and served over three
years. He was an honored member of
Encampment No. 6, U. V. L.. Pittsburg.
MCCoNNELL.-At the Ohio Soldiers
and Sailors Home. o., Wm. j. McCOn-
nell, Co. II, 1924 Ohio.
PAINTER.-At Allegheny, Pa, Geo. w.
Painter, aged 81 He was born in Butler
He served as q Sergeant in Co. III, 139th
Pa, from Sept. /, 1862, to April -, 1863,
when he was discharged for loss of left
leg. He was member of Encampment
No. 6, u. V. L., Pittsburg.
PICKARD-At Cottonwood, Ia, May 5,
Henry j. Pickard, Co. ID, Ith Iowa, aged
5S. He enlisted Oct. 2S, 1861, and was
severely wounded at the battle of Bel
mont, Mo. He was a charter member
Of Post 245.
REDHEAD.-At Grand Rapids, Mich,
Richard Redhead, Co. B, 1S4th n. Y,
aged co. Comrade Redhcad was born in
Lincolnshire, England. He came to Syra-
cuse, n. Y, when II years of age. He
enlisted at Oswego, Aug. %, 1864, and
was honorably discharged June 30, 1865,
at City Point, Va. He moved to Michi-
gan in 1866, and had since resided in
Grand Rapids.
RosTER.-At Brownsville, Mimi, May
10, NJ. Roster, Co. X, 9th MINI. He was
an honored member of A. l.. Darling Post,
1S1. He leaves n family.
SIEBEET.-At st. Geneyieve. Mo-, May
10. AuSustin Siebert, Co. X, 47th H.,
| aged 81. He served from Aug. 81, 1851,
to Nov. 50, 1865. He was charter mem
Der of Post 32G, and WAS buried with G..
A. Il. honors. He leaves a widow.
SHEEHAN-At Allegheny, Pa, Patrick
Sheehan. Co. e. 109th n. Y, aged "a. He
was born in Ireland. He enlisted in Co.
Z, Tooth N. Y, March 10. 1862, and
served until April Z, 1865. He was a
member of Encampment No. 6, U. V. L.,
Pittsburg.
SMITH.-At Purdy, Mo-, Ned Smith
Co. L, Sth Mo. Cav. He enlisted in 1862
and served until the end of the war. He
had been a faithful member of the Bap-
tist Church for over 20 years. Comrade
Smith settled in Barry Co, Mo- after