The National tribune., 1900-02-08
REnucEn TO Saso- 6
MUSTERED OUT.

MUSIEfED Jul.
BENNETT-At Gray, n. Y. Jan. 19.
! VIM. Bennett, Co. c, S1st \. V. He
enlisted in 1861, and served faithfully until
! MAY 10 1864. when he was taken prisoner
at Drewry's Bluff, Va. After months in
Libby Prison he was exchanged, n physi-
cal wreck, and was discharged for GiSa-
biity. He is survived by widow and two
children.
BOzE.-At Glenwood Mo-. Jan. IA,
A. III. Boze, Co. f, 115th H., and a men,
Der of David A Roberts Post, aged 76.
He enlisted at Decatur, H., and was dis
charged on account of wounds in 1863.
BROOKS.-At New Haven. Ind, Dec.
%, 1899, Comrade Brooks, Co. ID. Both Ind,
and charter member of Jesse Adams Post,
495. Suitable resolutions were adopted
by the Post
BROWN.-At Omaha, Neb., Jan. 8,
Alvin W. Brown, Co. a, Sd n. Y. Cav,
aged "A. He served over four years, and
was an hOnored member of Geo. A. Custer
Post, which had charge of the funeral,
assisted by the Ladies of the GA. r., the
beautiful burial service of the latter
Order being used at the grave. He is sur
vived by an aged widow and two children.
CARR.-At Clear Creek, n. Y, Jan. 13,
Levi l.. Carr, Co. B, Gath n. Y, aged 5S.
He enlisted when 19 years old, and served
with his regiment until taken prisoner in
llollb vi Nd, ullt IL, loDt,
together with another member of his COM
pany, II. ID. Randolph. These two COM
rades spent 10 months and 20 days i'll An
dersonville, and when released i'll April,
1865, Comrade Carr carried out his COM
panion on his back. The funeral was
attended by 20 survivors of the regiment,
and Rev. n. c. Woods, also a member of
the 64th n. Y, delivered the sermon. A
widow and four children survive him.
DELONG.-At Barrow, Wis, recently,
Thomas B. Delong. He enlisted in 1861,
re-enlisted in 1864, and was not finally mus
tered out until the close of the war. He
was prisoner II months. He was an
honored member of the GAR. A widow
and five children survive him.
DRAKE.-At Juniata. Neb., Jan. 10, w.
T. Drake, Co. H, 9th Mich, aged 6S. He
enlisted in January, 1864, and served until
the following October, when he was dis
chraged by reason Of wounds. He was
a member of Geary Post, 81.
ESTES.-At Loami. ILL.,, Jan. II, Nathan
iel G.. Estes, Co. B, 10th III. Cav, aged 73.
He was in the service over four years. He
leaves widow, three sons, and three
daughters.
HARRIsoN.-At Hopkinsville, O.. Sam1
H.NHarrison, Lieutenant, Co. q, 26th KY,
aged go. He served from the beginning to
the end of the war. For the past IA months
he had been ill, and his death was not I'M
expected. He leaves family.
MANDEL.-At Dodge, Neb., Theodore
Mandel, Co. d, 9th Mich, aged 81. He
served faithfully with his regiment through
all Its campaigns, and was discharged in
1865. He was a member of John Allen
Post Dodge. He is survived by widow
and two daughters.
MARSH.-At Wheeling, Iowa, Jan. H.
Cary Marsh, Co. G, 18th Iowa, aged CO.
He was born in Crawford County, o. He
served three years, and was an Anderson
vile prisoner. The funeral was under the
auspices of Buckman Post, $50, Pleasant
vile. A widow and 10 children survive
him.
MoNTGoMERY.-A Reynolds, ILL.,, jan
6, of heart disease, resulting from army
service, Robert S. Montgomery, aged 81.
At the outbreak Of the war he enlisted in
the three-months service, during which he
was wounded at Lexington, Mo-, July, 1861.
Later he enlisted in the 65th H., was com
missioned Captain, Co. B, and as such
out at the close of the war, after
being twice wounded again. Capt Mont
type of citizenship, was liberal, and pro-
gressive in all that pertained TO public,
political, and private life. By his death |
Reynolds Post has not only lost its first |
but also a friend in every |
sense, and the community a highly-re- |
Spected citizen.
RoBERTS.-At Marshland, Wis, re-
Gently, James L. Roberts, Co. d, 1st Mimi !
H. A, aged 70. He was born in Starks-
borough, VT.
TIBBIEs At Craig, Neb., Jan. 5, |
James Tibbles, Co. E, 44th Iowa, aged 81. |
He was buried by the G. r. Post He is |
survived by widow and eight children.
ToBIN.-At Washburn, Me-, Jan. 20, |
John Tobin, Co. c. Goth Me-, aged 81 He |
enlisted July 20, 1862, and was discharged |
n December, 1864. He was member of |
5. G. Stratton Post, 155. Six children |
survive him.
WoRKMAN-At Juniata, Neb., Nov. 2,
1899, VIM. S. Workman, aged SO. He en-
listed in Christian County, H., Sept. %,
1861, in Co. G, 10th Ill. Cav, and was not
inally discharged until Jan. 1, 1865. He
oined Geary Post, 81, in 1891.
YARNALL-At Cortland, Neb., Dec 30
-899, u. S. Yarnall, aged So He was born
n Harrison County, o. At the age of IS
le enlisted in the Add Ohio but was soon
discharged on account of disability. He
ater enlisted in the 9Th Ohio battery. He
vas wounded in the thigh by a shell at
and a few years later it was
necessary to amputate the limb close to the
,ody. He was an Odd Fellow and a men,
Der Of the A. o. U. w. Lodge. He leaves
, widow one son and two da auUhfprS