The National tribune., 1900-03-15
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| BILLINGS. At Freedom, Me. teb. Z. a. j.
| Billings Surgeon 10th Me. aged ~. In 1861
he was Surgeon of the Board of Enrichment OF the
Fifth Congressional District He one of the
| foremost physiCans OF the State
Boughton. 18th y. J. Ind'p't Battery, aged 63.
He enlisted in September 1864, and remained in
the battery until close Of iEc war. He leaves q
widow. three daughters and two sons.
BoLsER, AT Dayton, Ky; Dec. II 1899.
Mahlon BolScr Co. 4, i39th Ohio. aged IS. lie
was charter member of Joe Hooker Post. 10;
also of Guiding Star Lodge and Uniformed Rank,
X. Of p. He had been member OF the l. o. o r.
for 81 years Comrade Bolser had been a resident
| of Dayton since 1850. and his popularity YVES
attested TO by the very. large attendance OF the
various organizations and citizens at his fur "ral;
brave soldier Although helpless sufferer for a
year, he bore his afiliction with fortitudc His
| wife died FIVE years ago. Ills two surviving
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BnooKs,,-At MINNEAPOLIS, Colo, Feb 16,
Lewis Sc, Brooks, Co x as.h III He enlisted Aug
Sept !. 1864. He was member Of Mullisan Post.
o. lie was an an active end earnest worker in nth. the
master at Minneapolis.
CLARK.-At Wetmorc, Mich. Feb II, Josiah
Clark, Co. l., llth Pa; Cav, aged 81. He served
all the battles of his gallant old regiment. lie
was member Of Post i'll. He leaves widow
CoNwAY.,At Roscoe, Mo. Feb. l, Hugh Con
was severely wounded at Spotsyiyania and also
at Cold Harbor. lie had been member of Post
| otT since 1883. lie leaves q famlly.
| DAVIDSON Newvie Pa Feb 15 John
Davidson, Co. F, 15sh Pa, aged So
DE WrIT.At Eaudcyie, Mo. Dec. o. 1899,
John p. De Witt, 9Th Mo. Cav; aged 66; lie was
native of Missouri, ard served faithfully with his
regiment He leaves family.
DoLL--At Hamilton, Mo. Feb o. Lewis l.
% member 70 Of s A. Huyibat vi i POST ' 4 " widow and
| four sons survive him.
DUNHAa-At College View, Neb, Feb 1s, of
EILIs-At Monticello. Ill. Feb 49, I.eander
| Ellis 10th ILL., He was a charter member of
Franklin Post, 256
Frame, Co. d, 18th Kan, aged 65 He was a
member of Malvern Post 238. S. S. Bell Post.
54s: had charge Of the funeral services.
Get'ins Co X, G5th n. y. tChaussenrs and Han,
Cock Veteran Corps) He served four years and
three months hf y He E, was vas a member of Harndcn
GRovE-At Ctterbein, o, Feb 81. John j,
Grove, Co F. i62d Ohio lie was member of
b. 7. Steincr Post, 81.
Graden. He enlisted for three months under the
first CALI entered the 5Sh Pa. fo1 three ycars re
children
HALsEY.-At Ocaia, Fla FEB 1G X IIalGcv,
62d III. COmTdde lIdlSey was a respected citizen
| Of Oca!a. Il member Of the Methodist Church
(Sou;h). and OF Ocaia Post, IL Gal K. lie served
four wears. For the last half dozen years he had
been bent nearly double with rheumatism; He
was drawing sG pension. ComrGde Halsey leaves
widow and two daughters:
HEADLEf:: At Hickory narrcns, No. Feb 6,
Samuel W Hcadee CAPTAIN Of Go. L. 10th Mo.
| Cav. aged 1G He was Il member Of Republic
Post, 2l9. He was born in Mlury County, Tenn.
In 1929; cngratcd TO Greene County Mo. with his
parents in 1896; went to California in 1880; re
| turned in 1854, and purchased the old homestead
| farm upon whic! he had since resided. lie vas a
| member OF the lower House OF the legislature II
years, and OF the State Senate icur years a
widow, two daughters and lou: sons survive hirI
~ J3Hrs. At Issaqgab, Wash, Jan. 3, Howell
T. Jones, Co. X, Ilth Pa. CaT. lie lsas bc-n il
South Wales. Coming 70 America when II years
old he enlisted and served threc years and four
months lie was well known in the musical
world having sung before the Queen Of England,
ana led choir of 500 voices al the PEiiGdelphla
Centennial in 1876 He was Chaplain Of Cen
Ewing Post, 96, and was also prominent in other
societies
.JEILETr-At Prattsburg, y. Y, Theodore
!ellett Co {, lsSth y. Y, anda member Of Post
=. LARKIy. Al Waterloo. Ncb Carries " Larkin
Co {, 3fth Iowa, aged 81. lie served Faithfully
with his regiment and took part in the battles Of
burg. The funeral services were conducted by
Elder ". y. McCandiish. ComTadc LarFin
leaves E widow and y cGten and steP-cbldTcn.-
Warren T. Mccain. Co X. $50 Ind. and ed Ind.
Comrade Mccain was Quariermsster Of Gen. Lyon
Post and the members attended his funeral In a
body.
MARsHBANKs.-A Honey Creek Iowa, Feb.
2. NimIod Marshbanks 60. f. 36th Iowa, aged 75;
He enlisted Aug o. 1862, and was DISCHARGED
Post 5O2, Crescent Iowa He leaves widow
MrLLf:R.-At Charm, o, Jan 20, Isaac J,
Miller Co. c, 9Th Ohio. aged So He enlisted
Dec. 8, 1861, and was mustered out as First Ser
geant, Dec 4, 1865 Three brothers enlisted in
this company; two were killed on July 18, 1869 in
charge at Fort Wagner S. c. Better soldiers
never shOuldCred muskct than the Miller brothers.
:, MOORE Poplar Grove Ill, Jan 10, 10 Ihos
served until the close Of the war He was a mem
Der Of Cornwall Post 3l4 One daughter survives
him.
PALMI.R-At Harvard. H., Feb. 26, VIM "
Palmer, Go. G, 9Th ILL., Cav. He enlisted at St
Charles, Ill, Sept 18, 1861 and served until the
end of the war lie is survived by widow and
PARKER.-At Blissfeld, Mich. Jan. G. Harvey
N. Parker. Co. A, l1th Ill, aged 81. He enlisted
in 1861, and served four years. His regiment
took "a prominent part in the Winter campaign OF
81 under Grant burying - of its men in one
grave at Fort Donelson, and is included IN foxs
800 fighting regiments. Comrade Parker was
of Cairo, on Aug. %, 1862, 10 serve es Ordnance
Sergeant under Capt James O. Churchill, Acting
Ordnance Officer lie served as such al Cairo, ILL.,.
Columbus KY and Helena, Ark until appointed
First Lieutenant in the 18th L. S. c. r, March II,
1864. lie was mustered in al Nieksburg, Miss,
was in command Of the company from May to
June 30, 1864, and was detailed and served as
4uartermaster from April q to May 81. 1865.
He was prominent in Michigan GAR circles.
PHIIIIPs Al Providence, r. l., March /,
George H. Phillips. He enlisted at San Fran
cisco Cal, Sept / 1862 and wGs mustered out at
Fort Laramie Wyo, Aug. 10, 1865. He was
member Of the California Volunteer Veteran As
Sociation.
PIERCE.-At Spring Valley, MINI, Jan II,
Rev. III. n. Pierce. Sd Wis Cav aged 63.
ROsE.-At Shelbyvillc Ill, James ~ Rose, Co.
X, 125th Ill, aged 20.
RUsSELL.-At Hamilton, ILL.,. Feb IS, Francis
J. Russell Co. ID, 10th Ill, aged 6i Comradc
Russell was among the first to enlist in 1861. He
served half OF his three years enlistment
trusted clerk at Gen James ID Morgans Head
quarters, later returning TO Hamilton, ILL., y
widow, daughter and son survive him.
SELF.-At Metz Mo. Feb 90 John W. Self
Co. |, 26th Ky, and hdiutant, Mt McGregOr Post
252, aged g. He drew So pension. \ widow,
son and daughter survive him.
SHOPwELI@-At Newvillc. Pa, Feb 6, John
Shopwcll. Co. II, 202d Pa, aged ~.
SQUIER.-At Canandaigua, N Y, Feb 3,
Henry S. Squier, Co. G. 14Sth n Y, aged 6S
He served three years and was in some of the most
important battles of the war. Albert NJ Murray
Post and Corps 237 attended the funeral i'll a
body.
VANBEBER At Norman. Okla. Ty., Jan. 1S,
Comradc V. Nanbeber aged "a. He served faith
fully during the war, and was an h0nOred cOmradc
of Albert Carter Post, 5. Commander r. b.
Martin appointed Comrade j. ii. Wason, Adi't
Henry Perry and Comrade J. NJ. Bishop com
mittee TO draft resolutions. COmrade NanbeberiS is
Inv nIcbiI