The National tribune., 1901-06-06
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ANDERsoN.-At HyattsviiIe. Nd. Apri!
! 20, Samuel Boyd Anderson. co. e. 18th tat
TALON. ID. c. He came OF patriotic ancestry.
his great grandfather. Richard Anderson, be-
/ ing Captain In the 1st Md ReEt. Revolution
AIRY, War. ana grandfalhers, Jesse Anderson
and Charles King. soldiers in War Of 1872.
King was severely wounded at the battle Of
| Bladensburg. and was carried of the field.
when the Americans rctreated. on the horse
| Of Capt. Carbcrry. Comradc Anderson WAS Il
member Of Potomac Post. IL; Survivors Asso-
| Grange. Of Cbilum. Md. He was buried at
/ Rock Creek Cemetery, detail from Henry
| Wilson Post conducting the ritudlistic cere-
mony.
cLArP;-At Custer City; Pa, May IS,
aged 81: He enlisted Sept. TO- 1861, at West
field. y Y. and was bonorably discharged
| Claud was a member Of Post lii. Bradford,
| Pa. He leaves 4 widow and three sons.
CUNIO.-At Mt. Vernon. H.. Lawrence
| Cnnio, list H. He was a native Of Italy.
! The funeral was under the auspices Of Cole
| daughter.
| GIFFoRD.-At Charlottesville Ind, April
| 3. Col. Hayiland Clifford, 93d Y. Y, aged ~.
| He enlisted in Co. G. Jan. -, 1852; com.nis-
stoned First Lieutenant and Adjutant Feb. ,,
lsG2; promoted to Lieutenant, Colonel Feb. 3.
| 1860, and to Colonel March l. 1866; came home
| with the regiment and was mustered out OF
| the United States service on account OF close
| of the war June 20, 1860
| KOETE.-At Irvinston, H., May 15, Fred
| crick kortc. aged 80. He served through the
/ civil war in CO. X. 21st Mo. He leaves 4
| widow and i've children.
| KAMAPEL.-At New York City. v Y May
| ], Louis kamapel, Co. X, 9th y. y. Wilson
/ IOuaNes), aged 10 He enlisted May 13 lS61,
and was mustered out June %, 1863, Ser
| Geant.
! KIPPERs-At Muskegon, Wis., May II.
| Jacob Kippers. He was born August 6, 1892;
enlisted at Muskegon February 25,1SG4. in Co.
+, 18th Wis. took part in the engagements
before Petersburg, and was severely wound
/ ed In left arm; went to the hospital; rejOiued
| his command after the battle of Fair Oaks.
and entered the City Of Richmond with his
| regiment, but on account of his wound
again sent to the hospital, from which he
was mustered out Sept. ), 1860 Comrade
| Ripper leaves n widow and three grown chill
| dren in good circumstances. He was buried
| by Rank and File Outpost, according to the
| ritual of the G. \. L., at Waukesha Wis.
LEWIS-At Elmer, Wash, March 30 Of
hheart disease, Capt. " L. Lewis, Go. Il, 18th
! Mich.
MANN.-At Lincoln, Neb., May s. William
ID. Mann, Second Lieutenant, 2d Ohio l.. A.
| M0RRISON.-At Peabody, Kan, May ), of
| disease contracted in service Robert Nor
! risOn. He was born in Scotland and emi-
| grated to America with his parents when
small boy. He enlisted May II, 1862, in Co.
! X, 92d H.; was in battles of ittsburg Land
| ing. NickSburg. Cumberland GAP Knoxville
to Atlanta and the march with Sherman to
the sea- was wounded in head and leg; was
captured, and for u time confined at Ander-
sonviLe; was in the Grand Review at Wash
! inSton; discharged June q, 1865. He moved
to Kansas in the early 70's, and became a
/ successful farmer. He was a Jealous mem
Der OF the Presbyterian Church. He leaves
an only daughter.
PAGE.-At Mayfeld, Wash, of heart dis
ease, Ephriam Il. Page, Go. G., 10Th Mich
aged G4. He was born in Canada He en-
listed Aug. !, 1862; was discharged a Cor
poral, June IS, 1863. Comrade Page had been
pensioner at S12 per month for. the past
six or seven years. He had been faithful
member Of Admiral David d. Porter Post
6G, for the past 10 years. The few remaining
members Of the Post, 10 in all, attended the
funeral
PARKER;-At volo, H., May 10. chauncey
d. Parker, Corporal Co. d, 95th ILL., aged 73
He was a member of WancOnda Post. He
leaves widow and two sons.
POWER.-At De Smet, s. D., April Is
Thomas L. Power, Co. f, 136th y. Y. Com
Tade Power was for several years active
organizing Harvey Post at De Smet ana was
It's first Commander. He buried by the
IIo post, according to the ritual of the Order.
,STRAiGHT;-At Roswell y. NJ, AprIl %,
Hiram Straight, aged 60. He was born at
c, 154th " Y, and served with hi, his =, com. @
mand until the close of the war; taking part
IN ar,sI shermaH,s n as march to the sea. Later he
served IN the regular Army, In Co. ID, Sd
Inf, and Co. A, 18th Inf
TOUT.-At DanviiIe, Ind, May -, George
Tout, Co. III, 9TH Ind, aged 81. He served |
three years He was twice married and
leaves widow.
WOLF.-At walkerville Iowa, George
Wolf, aged 81. He was born in Linden, Mo.
He enlisted in 1862. in the 5th NJ s. NJ
Cav, and served until the Winter of 1864.
when he was mustered out at st. Joseph In
the Spring OF 1864 he went to Davenport
ah he -Fl
During his first enlistment Comrade Wolf
mad very narrow escape. At Independence |
Mo-, his horse was shot from under him Oy |
the James and Younger band, and COmrade |
Wolf sought shelter in q hazel thicket He
was followed, but hid under q wild grape
vine. As member OF the 9TH Iowa Cav.
his first battle was with Hood at Nashville. |
After Hood crossed the Tennessee River
Comrade Wolf was on the Gen. Wilson raid
from the Tennessee River to Macon, Ga.