The National tribune., 1901-04-04
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BELL.-At Tyrone, Pa, March 10, Maj.
F. VI. Bell, aged a. He was commissioned
| regiment, on the organization Of that COM
! mand. Later he served with credit as Cap
/ tain, Co. A, 125th Pa. and Major 10Th Pa.
Homrade Bel had been member of the
| NJ. Il. Church over 90 years. He was also
a member of Lodge 152, !. o. o. F.. Lodge
~. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, and charter memb OF
Post lF2. He leaves widow and five chi
| dren.
BESfAN.-At Thurman. o., March IL,
Luther VI. Beman, Quartermaster 173d Ohio.
BIRK.-At Modena, n. Y, Gottield Birk,
Co =, 41st Ny. comrade Birk disappear;
| about Thanksgiving, and it was supposed he
had gone to Poughkeepsie. Over three
months later his body was found hanging
from the ceiling OF his home In Moienr. He
was member of Ettinge Post, 2i2, and drew
a pension of Sc.
BURDICK.-At Roodhouse. ILL.,, Jan. 49,
Jared j. Burdick. Corporal. Co. A. 1C5th Ill.
He was buried mt Cortland, Ill., He leaves
one son, G. II. Burdick OF Roodhouse, Ill.
BUSKIRK.-At the home of his son. The
DalleS, Ore, Feb. n, VIM. Buskirk, aged 50.
He was born in Kentucky. Most OF his Life
was spent in Missouri In 1861. In company
with three sons, he enlisted in the ID Mo.
Cav, and all served three years. In this
regiment he was promoted to Lieutenant.
Afterward he served in the Missouri home
guards and attained the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel. In 1SSS he went TO Oregon and b ID
resided In Hood River and The Dalles. His
wife died about six years ago. Six children
survive.
CAMP-At Great Darlington, Mass, Feb.
D. Samuel Camp, NJ D., aged II. He had
lived in Great harrington u years, and had
been closely identified with its interests.
During the war, by his personal efforts. ne
secured many enlistments and twice saved
the town from draft. He went to the front
with the 9th Mass, as Assistant Surgeon,
but contracted rheumatism and was com
PEELED to return home. widow and three
daughters survive.
CHARLES.-At Denver, Col, Jan. 81.
Robert Alexander Charles. Co. ii. LIST \. Y
Dragons He participated in 65 battles and
CLoUGH.-At Hood River, Ore Daniel
H.. ClOugh, 9th Ohio Battery, aged tS. He
enlisted Dec. 10. 1861, re-enisted Feb. u,
1864, at Tullahoma, Tenn, and was finally
mustered out July %, 1865, at Cleveland, o.
He leaves widow and one daughter.
CRuM.-ln Vernon Co., Mo-. Jan. 4, An
gust, 1862, in Co. A. 1O7th Ill. as Sergeant.
and served three years. He was in the
Atlanta campaign, and went with Sherman
10 the Sea- and from there to Washington to
| the Grand Review.
DAVIS.-At Thurman. o.. Feb %, Stephen
Davis, Co. d, 10th Ohio. He was a member
DEMEREsT-At Kenton, o., Feb. 12. l..
j. Demerest Co. G, 13Jth Ohio, aged 10. He
was serving as Quartermaster of Cantwell
Post, 97
EDwARDs.-At Gallia Furnace, O., Evan
Edwards, aged g.. He He served in Co; G.
He leaves widow and grown children.
EDWARDS.-At Memphis Mo-, March 0,
VIM. ID. Edwards, Co. l, 21st Mo-, aged So.
He enlisted in the organization of the regi-
ment and served until April 49, 1866 rs
wife died in 1890, since which time he had
been living with his sister at Memphis. A
son. Samuel H., now serving in the Philip
pines, and two married daughters, residing
at New Sharon, Iowa, survive.
EPLEY.-At York, Pa, March 3. Lewis
II. Epley, Corporal, Co. A. 200th Pa He
was member Col. D. NJ. Jones Post. 172,
Tyrone. Pa, and yice.President of the Bar
Country Banking Co; York Lodge, 263 f. &
A. NJ; Howell Chapter, 49, Royal Arch Ma
sons, and York Commandery, II, Knights
Tenplar. he had never married. He was
buried at York.
EVANS.-At Thurman, o.. March II. John
G. Evans, Co. d., I'd Pa. He also served in
the Mexican War. He was member of Post
571.
FULToN-..At BulavlIe, o. March 4,
Robert NJ. Fulton, aged 81. He served in
Cos. e and II, 56th Ohio, from Nov. g. 1861
to June -27. 1865 He was wounded and cap
a widow.
GADDIs.-At Pulaski, Iowa. March II.
William Gaddis, Co. c, S5th Ohio. He was
found dead in bed He was born In Rich
member Of Charles Fisher Post, 433. Milton,
Iowa. He had been granted a pension of So
per month, but death came before he received
GREEN.-At Greeley. Colo, March 10, DR..
Alfred w. Green, Surgeon, 7th Pa. Reserves.
aged 50.
HAwKINs.-At Marion County, Hospital,
ocala, Fla. Sept. 4, 1900, Samuel L. Haw,
kins, aged o. During the war he served In
New York cavalry regiment. He married
Miss Sarah A. Tracy. Of North Norwich. N.
T., Jan. ], 1851. To them one son and three
daughters were born, all of whom survive.
HENDERsoN.-At Jasper, No., March 10,
Thomas Henderson, Co. G. 10th Iowa. He
was born In Morgan Co., Ind, in 1915. He
was mustered into service at Davenport
Iowa, June II, 1864, and discharged Sept. 23,
1864. While on duty at Collinsville, Tenn,
Comrade Henderson was severely injured by
explosion Of powder magazine, which
charter member Of Post 337, aud had served
one or more terms as Commander, Senior
Vice, and Adjutant. He is survived by
widow.
HYLAND.-At Chatham, N. j., Feb. I.
VIM. II. Hyland Corporal, Co. E, 9th n. J.
he was n member of U. s. Grant Post.
KENASToN.-At Tama, Iowa. Feb. q,
Chas. II. Kenaston, Co. III. 18th ILL., He en-
1865. He married Miss Catharine Carpenter
at Rock Island, Ill. The funeral was held
In the Methodist Church at Tama, Rev. Han
ner officiating. The /. o. o. Il. and G. A. r.
attended In a body and escorted the remains
TO Oak Hill Cemetery.
KILLION.-At Savannah, NO.. March g.
David A. Killion, Co: II, 29th Iowa, aged IL.
He was a member of the G.. A. R., and Pea
body Post attended the funeral in q body.
He ieaves q family
SNAPP.-At Garden Plain. w.. George NJ
Knapp, Cos. and III, Sth Ill. Cav. Enlisted
Sept. 2, 1861; veteranized. and was finally
mustered out Sept. 2s. 1864.
LEMASTERS.-At Leroy, Okla March 1,
Reuben LemaSters 18th W. Va. He was
member of Edward Vass Post, 1S, of KTebs,
l. It.
LoWMAN.-At East Ridge Pa, March 90,
Harrison Lowman. aged 50. He enlisted July
l, 1861, and served three years, participating
in % battles. For many years he belonged
to VIM. Conner Post, 40. but later became
charter member of Telford Post, 500. He
leaves a widow, two sons and three daugh-
ters.
McCoURT.-At Garnelll, Mont, Feb. q,
John McCourt, Co. d, "a Wis Cav. aged g.
He had lived in Montana since the war.
widow, two sons and a daughter survive.
McLEANE.-At East Troupsburg, N. Z,
March 10, John McLeane, aged 81. He was
born at Clifford, n Y. He enlisted in 1852,
and was First Sergeant Of Co. X, 161st ". Y.
He was dicharged Sept TO- 1855, at Fort
Jefferson, Fla. at close Of war. At time of
death was Senior Vice Commander of s. A.
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