The National tribune., 1901-04-25
MUSTERED OUT.

MUSlEKED OUl.
BAUMAN.-At Mantorville, Mimi, Feb.
16, William Bauman, Co. Il, 10th Mum. He
was member OF Burnside Post, 32. He
BUCHER-At Loran, H., Jan. 16, of dis
ease contracted in the service, Jacob ).
Bucher. He served in the 45th H., and
later commanded colored battery. His
funeral was conducted with G.. a. Il. rites.
He leaves a widow and four daughters.
BUCKELEW.-At Jamesburg, y. Y, March
6, Capt. +. l.. Buckelew. aged 66. He was
commissioned Adjutant OF the 14th \. J. on
the organization of the command at Camp
Vredenburg, n. j., Aug. 20, 1852. The regi-
ment lay at Frederick Junction for nine
months guarding the Monocacy Bridge. July
8, 1863, near BOonsboro Gap, 1t became a
part of the Army OF the Potomac, being as
signed to the Third Division, Third Corps.
After being in all the campaigns Of that
army for II months, on the descent of Gen.
Early into Maryland, 1t was sent from before
Petersburg 10 MOnOcacy, reporting to Gen.
Wallace. and Saturday, July 8, 1864, every
line and field officer except one was Killed.
or wounded Adit. Buckelew being among
the wounded. He was brought home, and
saw no more service. Since that time he has
been president Of the First National Bank
Of Jamesburg. He leaves widow and two
sons.
CHARLA;,At olean, \. r.; March a1 = TO-
CoNRAD.-At Curllsyille, Pa, Daniel f.
conrad, Co. ii, 1J0tn Ha.J aSeu H. ne par
tIcipated in the battles of Antietam, Nd; /;
Fredericksburg, Va, Chancellorsyille, Get
tysburg, Mine Run, Va; all through the VIII
derness (Ya) campaign, from May ., 1864;
chanicsville Road, Bethesda Church, Peters
burg, Va, June Is and %; yellow House,
Hatcher's Run, PEBBLES Farm, White Oak
Road, Danbury,s Mills, Weldon r. r. Raid,
Five Forks, and Appomattox, April 9, 1855.
DEEDS.-At Pollock, Mo, March q, Of
heart failure. Jacob Deeds, Co. A, 23d Mo-,
aged 20. He served three years and had u
splendid record. He was member of Gen.
Blunt Post, 50, and to attend meetings had
to walk six miles. He leaves widow and
children.
DoLLARHIDE.-At Ketchum, idaho, April
7, A. II. Dollarhide, aged SO. He was vet
eran OF the Mexican war and pioneer OF
California, going there directly from the war
He being too young 20 enlist, went into the
war with an uncle, who was an officer, but
so well did he serve that he was mustered
while In Ell Paso, n. NJ.
EDWARDS.-At Gallia, Ohio, Feb. %
Evans Edwards, OF Co. Q, 5Ih ohio. aged TO-
He was born In Cardiganshire, Wales, in
1886, and moved to Ohio with his parents
when three years old. He enlisted Oct. IS,
1851; mustered out with company April 25
1865. Six Of the 56th Ohio comrades bore
his remains to the grave. He was member
of W. s. Hancock Post, 81. He leaves q
widow, five sons and two daughters.
William II. Hartman, Co. c, 1st Mich Eng.
and Mech, aged 5S. He was Quartermaster
of Thomas Manning Post, 81.
HEDRICH.-At Chanute, Kan, April $,
Abraham i. Hedrich, Captain Co. K, 209th
Pa, aged 62.
REMEDIAL Evans Mills, n. Z, March
II, Capt. A. Kennedy, aged 81. He had lived
at Evans Mills nearly all his life, and had
been closely Identified with its interests. By
his personal efforts he recruited Co. G. 10th
y. Y. II. A, of which he was commissioned
First Lieutenant. Sept. IL, 1862 Jan. Il,
1863. he was honorably discharged on account
of disability. He was appointed Aid on the
staff of Col. a. ID. Shaw in 1897. lie was
charter member Of e. Wilkie Post, and the
s. OF V. Camp was named in his honor The
Post took charge of the funeral and buried
him with q. A. Il. hOnors. He leaves one
kERSHNER.-At wcedmore. Pa. Capt.
George NJ. Kcrshner, Co. c. LIST i. Fl. r.. Nd.
Cav, aged so. He was helpless from Injuries
of service origin, and received Il pension of
MAJOR.-At Layton, N j., April IL, John
MMASTER.-At Portland Ore. April >,
Robert MiIburn McMaster, First Lieutenant
and L; g; NJ; 32d Ind, aged .,, Ss: % 1o,,
C. Miller Co. X, 93d Pa. In 1851 he en-
listed at Lebanon. Pa, re-enlisted at Brandy
Station, Va, Jan ], 1864, and served TO the
close OF the war; was discharged at Harris
burg Pa. Comrade Miller was wounded May
30, 1862 at Fair Oaks, and again at Salem
Hights, May g. 1864. He was Past Command
er of Post Do. A widow and one daughter
survive.
MOHNEY-At Curllsville. Pa, April g.
Gibson Mohney, Co. f. cd Pa, aged 81
PAGE.-At JohnstOwn, Neb., March l,
Isaiah G.. Page co. X, 4Gth Wis, aged 80
He died Of heart failure during the night
going 10 sleep soundly aud never waking. He
was a member of Post 259. He leaves a
widow and one daughter.
PIKE-At the Soldiers Home, Orting
Wash, March l.. Zebulon Pike, aged 6l. He
enlisted in Co. X, Goth Iowa, Aug. %, 1862,
at La Clair, Iowa; discharged at Mobile, Ala,
July s. 1860.
SCHRAH.-At Jackson. Mich, April 8,
Mathis Schrah Co. F, 18th Mich, aged a,
and member of Griffith Camp, Z. V. U. He
was with Sherman from Atlanta to the sea,
and Ia the Grand Review at Washington.
His aged widow, five daughters and four sons
survive.
sHoEMAKER.-At Samantha. Ohio, Feb.
%. Samuel F. Shoemaker, Co. A, Goth Ohio,
aged 81. He was born at HillsborO, Ohio.
He secured q teachers certificate at II, and
for 33 years followed that profession. He
Joined the Methodist Church in 1854 and was
class leader and trustee. widow and three
SIMPsON.-At Rochester, n. 7, James n.
Simpson. 26th \. Y, aged 80. BE leaves
three sons and three daughters.
SAfITH.-At Soldiers Home Orting, Wash.
March %, Thomas Smith, aged 76 He served
on Z. s. S. Cavanaugh.
Freeman II. Tabor. He was born in CASTLE,
N Y, in 1892 He was sailor and was
taken prisoner by the English in Petropan-
loskl, Russia. He returned to the United
States in 1854, settling in Wisconsin. He
enlisted at Stevens Point In November, 1861;
served three years in Co. II, Sd Wis. Cav;
enlisted in Co. A; mustered out at close
of war He was buried by BufOrd Post, %.
WRIGHT.-At Oiean, n. Y, Mortimer
Wright, Co. A. 81st U. s. g. T., aged 81.