The National tribune., 1901-05-09
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Ephraim Banning Co. II. 1lth Va He wa:
porn porn IN Virginia in 1884, he settled In
dared all the hardships and privations OF ar
early h9pesteader. He leaves a widow and
FIVE children.
BURNHAM-At Soldiers Home orting
wash april 10. Augustus c.. Burnham, Co
Z, 3D. y. Y. Art. He was born at Seneca
Fails. n. Y, Aug. 2s. 1887; enlisted May -
1901: mustered out June ., 1863. at Auburn
=. y He was admitted to the Soldiers
Home, July -, 1897, from Orvill, Wash. He
was widoweT. He leaves three children
and a brother, A. d. Burnham. living al
Trenton, Mich.
BURNHAM.-At Lewiston. idaho. March
., OF Brights disease. David n. Burnbam.
First Lieutenant, Co. G, 21st Wis. aged Ca
CASE.-Near Roy, Wash, April I, Andrew
j. Case, Co. Il. 18Th Mich, aged 30. He was
six feet, four inches, the talest man in the
regiment. Comrade Case drew pension OF
Sl1 month for a gun shot wound through
the lungs. and for several years had been q
great sufferer from kidney complaint. The
immediate cause Of death was hemmorageS
OF the lungs consequent from his old wound.
He had very lately received notice Of an IN
crease OF pension to S24 per MONTH He
leaves widow, one son and an adopted
daughter.
20, Phil DOnahen, 1st U. ). COIored Art,
aged 10.
GARDINER.-At Hammondsport, v. Y.
April p, Maj. A. II. Gardiner. gath N. Y,
aged 66. He was promoted from private
through successive ranks TO Major for val
fancy in action. He lost his right leg while
In service. At the Paris Exposition Mai.
Gardiner had charge of the American wine ex-
hibit: having for years been connected with
the Lake keuka wine interest. He is sur
ylyed by widow, two sons Augustus and
Robert, OF New York, and two daughters,
Miss Belle Gardiner and Mrs. Wheeling
Camp, of HammoDdsport.
HAvENS.-At Sidney, Iowa. April 81.
Charles Havens, Co. f, 10Th Iowa, aged 20.
He was born in Blrdsall, ". Y.
HENDERS0N.-At Virginia, H.. April IS.
). p. Henderson, Co. G, JSth Ill. He leaves
widow and one daughter The funeral ser.
vices were held at Christian Church. after
which the remains were taken to Walnut
Ridge Cemetery for interment. Downing
Post, 321. assisted by Saton Lodge, 6s, /. o.
o. F., conducted the services at the grave.
T.. Hicks, 1st Ky. Cav, aged 20. Comrade
Hicks was n loyal East Tennessean, and was
one of the first to leave his part of the State
and go to the Federal lines. He was mem
ber of Oriatt Post, and G. A. r. services
were held at his grave. He leaves a widow
and six children.
HILL.-At Chippewa Falls, Wis. Frank
Hill, Co. d. 45th Vol. Inf, aged %; He
due TO results OF fever contracted while serv-
ing In the Philippines.
HUNT.-At Urich, No., April Z, OF pneu-
monia, James W. Hunt, Co. Fl, 9Th Mo-,
70.
Feb. II, 1s44 His father moved from Saline
County to Henry County In 1855, where Com
rade Hunt grew from boyhOod to manhood.
He enlisted April 10, 1862, and was DIS
the G. A. R., the Methodist Church, and for
over "a years had been a Freemason. He was
Inferred at White Oak Cemetery, April 8. Ma
sonic rites being conducted by his lodge.
widow and three children survive.
IRWIN.-At Sidney, Iowa, Harrison Irwin,
Co. Il, 18th Iowa.
KIDNEY.-At Marcellus, Mich, April 81,
Chas. Fl. Kidney, Co. /. 18th Mich, aged 81.
He was a member OF Thomas Manning Post,
81.
Martin Lamar, Sergeant. Co. K, 30th Ohio.
He enlisted Aug. o. 1851; re-enlisted Feb l,
1864; length of service, three years, eleven
months, twenty-five days.
-LEGGsToN. AT Moundville, W. Va,
Va, aged 81. He was buried by Caldwell
Post, 81, OF which he was q member, 20 Of
ais comrades attending the services.
Marshal Holyokc, Mass, Nov. 26. 1900
If injuries received at Cedar Greek, George
vas born in North Hadley, Mass. At the age
II IA he ran away from home. Three times
le tried to enlist, but on account OF his age
he enrolling officers would not accept him.
Finally he became a bugler, and served six
months as such before being mustered. At
he end Of that time his parents decided to
ct him have his way, and signed his papers.
he was considered the best bugler in the
anks. He served over three years, partici-
,ated In 80 battles and many sklrmishes, and
vas finally mustered out at the close of the
var. lie had many narrow escapes. He was
aken prisoner by Mosby's men, and rope
vas around his neck and he was being drawn |
p when rescued by his company. At another |
ime he captured rebel and flag. He was
nee taken prisoner, and for a time was con- |
ined In rebel prisons After the war Com
ade Marsh went to Charles City, Iowa, and
here engaged in the wholesale meat busl-
less Later he returned East and married
Hiss katherine T.. Ward, of New York City. |
n 1879 he entered the wholesale fruit buSi- !
less at Hoyeke, Mass, which he continued
lntl he retired from active business shortly !
'efore his death. He was member of the
Knights OF Pythias and Fitzpatrick Post, II, !
}. A. K. He is survived by widow and son, |
;eorge c. Marsh.
Moss...At Cleveland, Tenn, April IS.
osePh Moss. Co e, 1st U. S. Colored
Artillery, aged So
PACKER.-At Ogden, Utah, April II.
sylvester J. Packer, Co. A. SD Ohio, aged
3. He is survived by widow and five sons.
sAPP.-At Chicago, ILL.,, April ], OF paraIy |
is, Thomas Sapp, 9Th Ind. Cav, aged "A. He
ved in Riley, Ind, and was in Chicago on |
BUSINESS when he died. He leaves widow |
nd five children. he was member of Cory |
'Ost, Az.
SMITH.-At Spencer, Iowa, Feb. %, Mark
I. Smith, Co. f, Sd Wis, aged 81. He was |
widow and two children.
sUMMERILL.-At Louisville, Kan, April
A. w. Summeryille, Co. i, 12lth Ill. He
nlIsted Aug. 20, 1862, and served until June
o, 1885. He was a member Of John A.
anderson Post, 420.
THROCKMORTON. At Bushnell, Ill.
farch p, VIM. n. Throckmorton, Co. 1, I'D |
H., aged II. He was born In Ross County, |
,hio, July Z, 1923. He went to Illinois in |
SAG aud lived In Harris Township, Fulton |
ounty, until 1874, when he moved to Bush
ell. June g. 1852, at Macomb, he was mer-
led to Ellen Craublet. Four children we're
orn to them, all of whom, with their
lother, survive.
TUCHENOR.-At Wankesha, Wis, April
8, Willis v. Tuchenor, Co. @, 2Sth Wis.
ged o. He rose to the rank OF Captain and
erved to the close of the war.
TURNEY.-At Hayes. Iowa, March 81,
,avld Turney, Co. i, seth ILL.,, aged ". In
s55 he married Mary G. Stevenson. BE en-
sted at Amboy, ILL.,. In August, 1862. During
be Atlanta campaign Ee was Forage Master
{ the Third Division ammunition train,
ourth Corps.
William Wight, Co. g, 9th n. Y. II. A.
ged S2 Comrade Wight was a member of
4 r. Crooks Post, 800. He had been in the
mploy OF the Q. & N. W. Ry. for .smofe
nan 30 years.
Vllgus, Co. b, 10th ILL.,, aged 81. He was
a. He moved to Illinois in the 4o,s and In
,mpany (Co B, 10th Illl. He was a men,
er of Post All, Cons, Kan. He leaves q
idow and five grandchildren living at Cons;
$50 two sons whose address Is not known.