The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1900-09-13
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BENNETT.-At Ukiah. Cal. July u.
William NJ. Bennett. aged e. He was
bern in Franklin. Ind. He enlisted April
Is. 1861. in the 9th Ind. for three months,
at Fit. Wayne. Ina. He again enlisted
Feb. II. 1S62. at Martinsville, Ind, in the
veteran, Feb. l.. 1S64, ut Christiana.
Tenn. He was twice in Libby Prison. He
MRS struck with fragment of shell at Dali
las Woods. Ga, and was almost totally
deaf US consequence. He drew S27 per
month pension. He moved to California
Post. 1l9. The tag he loved so dearly
was draped over his caSket. He leaves
an aged widow and one daughter.
BRANDON.-At Whitman, \. D., July
p. Charles Brandon, Co. L, 10th Y. Y,
aged %. He served two years IL months
widow and three sons survive him.
BROCkWAi.-At Greeley, Colo,
June s. w. Ii. Brockway, Corporal, Co.
{, 4tb Cal, and Sergeant, Co. A. LIST u,
). Y. V. aged "a. He was a member Of
U. S. Grant Post, No. 10.
Gardner a. Bruce, aged 66. lie was born
in New York State, but lived in Illinois
trD:a the time he was eight years old until
10 enlisted. Sept. q, 1851, in Co. L. 10th
Ill. Cav. He was promoted to Second
Lieutenant i'll April. 1852, and First Lieu
u mint IN september OF the same year. In
July, 1864, he was made a Captain. which
rank he held when mustered out. he i'm
modiately re-enlisted. being commissioned
again as Captain of Co. 4 of the Same
regiment, and served until Nov. -. 1865.
lie was wounded in the battle near Little
Rock. Ark. He belonged to the Grand
| Army of the Republic He has lived for
over III years III Utah. His Post assisted
| az his funeral, the Sons OF Veterans act
| luS as paiibsarers, and wives and daugh-
| tiers of veterans following mourners in pro-
"csSion. widow and daughter survive
| him.
DONALDSON.-At Moundville. Mo-.
| Aug. IT, VIM Donaldson. aged 63 Com
rhhe donaldson was born in Washington
| 10, Ia, and ut the age of 10 went to Mis-
| souri,, where he taught school for several
ears. AT the breaking ont of the war he
enlisted in Capt. McElroy's company D),
sd Mo. ). NJ. He was discharged from
The u. ); service on the 10Th of April,
| St.'. on Surgeons certificate of disability.
| He was engaged in the hardware business
i"r many years. and was an honored MEN,
Der of w. III. l.. Wallace Post, III, which
ondnctcd the funeral services. He is
survived by two children.
| HAkT.-At the home of his son, in
PattonShurg, Mo, Aug 90, d. S. Hart.
lie enlisted Aug. 5. 1862. in Co. A, 32d
| Wis., discharged June II. 1865. as First
| Sergeant
AViTT.-At Littleton. Me-. Aug. 20,
| Frederick L. Leayitt. Co. F. 18th Me-,
.lsed GS. He leaves widow and one son
md two sisters.
| AILLER.-At the home of his daugh-
| Ter. III Niles, o., Aug. so, Jonathan ID.
| Miller. Co. c, 18th Ohio. Comrade Mil
| ier was Il member Of Bell Harmon Post,
| IS. Department of Ohio. Three daughters
survive him. The remains We're buried at
| Warren. o., six members Of his old COM
| 1any acting as pallbearers.
| PAIskS.-Near GrahamviIie, Fla.
| iug. %, AlansoD Parks. in his S0th year,
| c"mrade Parks was born in Louisiana,
iorved in the Mexican War. and was q
sturdy CniGnist during the Civil War,
dining the Federal Army after its occu-
| Iatio1 of New Orleans. He was a MEM
Der of Ocala Post. II. Department Of Flor.
| da
| RoBINSoN.-At Geary. Okla, March
y, II. F. Robinson. Co. X. Cd Tenn. Cav.
lie was buried by the Post.
| SCOTT.-At burlington, Iowa. Aug. u
Dlando J. Scott, Co. b. g1st III. The re-
mains were taken to his home In Terre
| llaute. H., and buried by the comrades of
Post l33, assisted by the Sons Of veter-
ms. Camp so.
WIGGiNS.-At Fail City. Wis. Aug.
~. Jos. ". Virgins. Co X 5th Wis,
aged ~. He was in the service nearly one
year. and was in several BATTLES. He was
wounded at Sailors Creek He was
| known as good soldier, who never
Shirked duty. His old comrades acted
rs pallbearers and laid him TO rest in the
''all City Cemetery He leaves widow
aud two children. son and daughter