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ace Bird, Co. H.. 10Th Iowa, aged IS. He
was member Of Post tst
BRAf.-At Springfield. Colo, Jan. II. Y.
]. Bray. Co. c, 3sth Iowa, aged e. lie was
a prisoner at Tyler. Tex. for eight months.
He was member of Mullgan Post, "a. 4
widow and eight children survive.
BROOkS.-At TempIeton, Mass Feb. "a.
John Brooks. 21st Mass. He was among the
first to enlist in 1861 from Templeion. He
was commissioned as Second Lieutenant In
Go. A. 21st Mass. He was promoted to First
Leutenant- He was engaged in the battles
of Roanoke Island, Feb. s; Newburn. March
Ia, and Camden, April .. 1852. He resigned
in 1852 on account of sickness OF his father
and mother who died soon after his return
home. He was member Of Ericsson Post.
100.
BURNs-At Washington, d. c.. Henry
Nelson Barns, 18th Conn, agad ~. He en-
listed from Milford Conn. He was dis
charged on account of wounds, In 1864, and
was appointed 10 a position in the Treasury
Department, remaining In the employ of that
branch OF the Government until his death.
He leaves Il widow
BUSH.-At Soldiers Home Hospital. ort-
Ing, Wash, Feb. 49, Wilhelm Bush, Battery
NJ, LIST Ind Art. He enlisted July 26. 1861,
and was mustered out in August, 1863
CHATFIELD.-At Newburg y. Y, Jacob
b. Chatheld. Sergeant, Co. ], 12ith y. Y.
ferred to Co. X, Veteran Reserve Corps. In
March. 1861, and was mustered out July 3,
1860. He Is survived by widow and two
daughters.
DahisiNI--At sZuSa. I'll, eD IL. JOHN
II. Darling. Co. d, 18th Iowa, aged 60. The
funeral was conducted by burnside Post. 174.
widow survives
DICKINSoN.-At Hartford. Conn. Gen
Leonard A Dickinson, aged "a. He was born
in New Haven. He entered the service as
Captain of Co. g, 18th Uonn. In 1854 he
was assigned to duty as Assistant Acting Ad-
jutant-General of the Nineteenth Corps. He
was commissioned Major of the 18th Conn.
soon after but declined the appointment. He
was mustered out of service Nov. p, 1864:
and since that time had been resident Of
Hartford. He has been active In political
life In the State. and was Quartermaster-
General on Gov. JEWELS staff. He was ap-
pointed a member of the Soldiers Hospital
Board in 1856, and had been a member con-
tinuously; was Trustee, and Treasurer of
the Fitch's Soldiers Home at NoTotoD, be-
ing the executive officer representing the
State. He was Postmaster of the city OF
Hartford for a term of four years, having
been appointed by President Garfield and
serving during the Administration Of Presi-
dent Arthur. Gen. Dickinson WAS one OF
the prominent members of the G. A. r. of
the State, and had a strong hold upon the
affections of the veterans
DU BOIS.-At Oshkosh, Wis, Feb. g. John
Dubois, Lieutenant, Co. j., Sd Wis, aged
II. He was member of Sheridan Post, 10.
His wife survived him only two days. They
had Travelled LIES journey as husband and
wife for 81 years. Funeral services were held
in Algoma Street Church, Feb. 10, both cas-
kets being placed in the chancel, aud both
were deposited side by side in the same grave
in Riverside Cemetery. Five adult children
survive.
EARLE-At San Diego. Cal, Maj. Francis
s. Earle, Adiutant, 4th Mich, and Assistant
Acknowledgement on staf OF Gen. Fitzjohn
Porter
ELLINGsoN-At Minneapolis, MINI, Feb
Is, Il. A: Ellingson, Co. f, 18th Wis. Com
| rade Ellingson resided at Albert Lea, MINI.
He enlisted Dec. %, 1861 and served faith
fully three years, being discharged Jan. 13,
1863. He was mustered into Robson Post,
8, Jan. 10, 1883.
FINo.-At Saginaw, Mich, Feb. "a. Sam
uel Elmo, aged 50. He was veteran, and the
funeral was attended by Coleman Post. In
terment was at Glare, Mich.
GODING.-At Racine, Wis, Jan. 10, ANA
ga Cooling, Co. f. Sd Mass. Cav. The COM
rade died. very suddenly, at the Central Ho-
tel, and from papers found among his effects
his name and service were secured. He
and was pensioned at &c. He was given
soldiers burial by Gov. Harvey Post, If
which Comrade c. W. Mills is Commander.
HANCOCK.--At Detroit. Mich, Feb. 81
Wheeler Hancock. Co. G, 2Sth U. s., aged
5S. He a wel-known citizen OF Sagi-
nav, where he had resided ID years. He is
survived by widow, two daughters and a
son.
HARyEY.-At Three Rivers, Mich, Jas. L.
Harvey, Co. f, 18th Pa Cav. He was born
In Shirleysburg, Pa, in 1924. He had lived
at Three Rivers since 1866, and was mem
Der of Edward NJ. Prutzman Post. He leaves
widow, four sons and a daughter.
HATcH.-At Akron, o., Jan. 20, James B.
Hatch, Co. Il, 9th Ohio. Burial ct Granger,
Medina Go; He was an inmate of Dayton
HOFFMAN.-At GreenyllIe, Ind, Feb. %,
John Hoffman, alias VIM. Long, aged 65.
Comrade Hoffman enlisted July II, 1858, in
Battery E, Sd u. 5. Art, and was mustered
out at Morris Island, S. c., July IA, 1858;
re-enlisted Aug. II, 1868, in Battery d, 9TH
q. 5. Art, and was discharged at Camp
Bailey Nd, July 81 1865, on account of dis
a wi nd Iur h
ter IA years old.
HOLE.-At Glenwood, Mo-, Feb. Is, VIM.
Hole, 4th Iowa Cav, aged 5s. He enlisted
in February, 1862, and was mustered out
March. 1865. he was four times wounded
at Black River, and two bullets remained
In his body, causing him much suffering. He
was member of ID. A Roberts Post.
HOoLEY;-zAt Newburg, n. Y, Feb. "a,
Calvin L.. HOoley, Co. E, 18th n. j.. aged
65. He served from Aug. 4, 1882 to 1865.
He was Chaplain of 5. W. Fullerton Post,
s.. He Is survived by widow and two
daughters.
JOHNSON.-At Kendall, \. T.. Jan. 10,
Willard Johnson, Marine, aged rs. Enlist.
ed at Chicago, Feb. 8, 1865, and served on
the Aushtan; was hOnorably discharged June
49, 1865. Charter member of David Jones
Post 298; served in said Post as Adjutant,
and was Surgeon at time of his death.
Was buried by Post with military honors.
| LOSEY.-At Tyrone, Pa, Feb. 90, George
Losey, Co. B, 161st n. Y, aged 80. He had
been Assessor in Tyrone for the past eight
| years. He leaves widow, one daughter and
grandchild.
LUCAS.-At General Hospital, Saginaw,
Mich, Feb. 4, William Lucas, Co. K, 4th
Mich. Cav, aged IL His home was at Swan
Greek, Mich. widow, one son and one
daughter survive him.
LYELS.-At Cedarville, Kan, Jan 2s, Cor
nelius Lyels, Co. L, 42d Wis, aged s. He
was member of Post 1874.
McCoY.-At Mareellus, Mich, Feb. 10,
Henry Mccoy, Co. d, 18th Mich, age S. He
WAS member of Post 81.
| McNOWN.-At Peru, Neb., Feb. 23, John
McNown, Co. b, 33d Ohio. He was born in
Brown Co., o., May 10, 1915; enlisted Aug
ust, 1861, in Co. B, 33d Ohio; discharged
| July 70, 1862; cause, paralysis, brought on by
sunstroke. COmrade McNown was one of
the few middle-aged men who rendered their
| services to our country in the hour of need
| He entered the service with the rank of Ser
geant, and was a faithful soldier during his
| brief term of service. The funeral services
were conducted by Post 302. He is survived
| by an aged widow and several sons and
daughters.
MAPES.-At Indianapolis, Jan. u, Smith
/ Howell Mapes, Surgeon, Goth n. Y, and
Mattituck, L. l., and graduated in medicine
at the University of New York In 1853 He
leaves widow and two children.
| MORTORFF-At Ashley, Ind, Feb. 20,
Samuel Mortorff. He was born in Clark Co.,
o., Feb. ], 1888. He enlisted in Co. u, 7th
Ind. Cav, Aug. 4, 1858, and was discharged
Feb 20, 1866. He was Junior Vice Command
er of Tom Green Post, SIS. He leaves four
sons and five grandchildren.
| 0SBORN.--At Chicago, ILL.,. July % 1900
Charles Henry Osborn, Co. A, I'D III. He