The National tribune., 1901-07-04
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BECHToL.-At Bcrkley Springs. ". Va,
Capt John w. Bechtol, aged %. He was 4
member of the famous Coles Cavalry, and
later volunteered in Co. u, 10Th Pa. He
leaves widow, one son and four daughters
BECK.-At Chicago, Ill. June u, Mm. J.
Beck, Co. +, 193d Ny.
BROWN.-At Allegheny. Pa, John Brown,
Co. III. 1O6th Pa, aged a. He was a mem-
Der OF Post 12s. Four children survive.
BkoWN.--At Pittsburg. Pa. June 9, Robt-
II. Brown, Co. A, 1:-Sd Pa, aged 81 He is
survived by widow and one daughter.
BURCH.-At Moundsville W. Va. June q.
Jesse Burch, co. ID, ist ". Va, aged ". He
was member of the Belair (Ohio) Post,
J. Z. ColwelI Post. y, Moundsvilie, turned
out in a body and buried the aged veteran
with G. A. X. honors.
DARRAGH.-At Venetia, Pa, June II.
Archie Darragh, Sergeant, Co. X, LIST Pa.
Cav, aged 10 He leaves two sons and a
daughter.
2. NichOlOus Eisenhauer, Co. G, 9th Iowa,
and Co. /, 9Th Iowa Cav, aged TO. He was
member OF L. VI. Coder Post and Geddes
Regiment, sth u. V. U.
FINNEi.-At Monterey, Cal, June is, Ben
Jamin FiHney, Co l., 1st Mass. II. A, aged
oS The remains were escorted to the train
by members of Lucius Fairchild Ost. en-
route to Santa Cruz for interment.
GEWER.-At Chicago, ILL.,, May !, August
Gewer, alias Chas Zeesig. Go. ID. LIST Del
GRkEN.-At Sharon, Pa, June 16. OF ncart
disease, John Ii. Green, Co. A, l42d Pa,
HoLMEs.-At Chicago, ILL.,, June II, Mark
A Holmes, Co. X, 1st Conn. Ii. A.
JoHNSToN:-At Greensburg, Pa, June
10, Lewis a. Johnston, Captain, Co. II, 11th
Pa. Res, aged 66. At Fredericksburg he lost
his right foot, was taken prisoner, and con-
fined at Libby. He never married.
NORTON.-At Cleveland Tenn, June 10,
Alexander b. Norton, Co. A, 4th Tenn. Cav,
aged 81. He among the first to cross the
mountains to join the Union forces. A
widow and three daughters survive.
Rowland Y /
O'Hair, Co. ID. 18th Ill, and Gunboat Tyler,
aged 63. He enlisted In September 1852, and
served until the end OF the war. He re-
ceived pension of only So, although deaf
from service the gunboat.
PENNlNGTON.-At Monterey, Cal, May
%, Andrew Il. Pennington, u native Of Ohio.
aged oS years. He enlisted Aug. I, 1862. in
Co. II, Goth Ohio. Discharged ON account of
disability June 10, 1864 Buried in the U.
5 Reservation Cemetery, Monterey, under
the auspices OF Lucius Fairchild Post. 49, OF
which he was a worthy member.
REDDICK.-At Allegheny, Pa, June 10,
Chas. B. ReddIck, Tyler's Light Battery and
Battery G, 9th u. S. Art, aged 60.
sMlTH.-At Greenyille, a. June 10, Joiftl
A. smith. Comrade Smith enlisted April 16,
1861, for three years in the Ind. NATL Guard
afterward Co. B, 11th ia. Reserve Corps
he was with his regiment In all its engage
ments-Mechanicsviile, Gaines's Mill, Charles
City Crossroads. Malvern Hill, Groveton, Bull
Run, South Mountain. Antietam, Fredericks-
burg, Gettysburg, Rappahannock Station,
Mine Run, Bristoe Station, the awful battle;
at the Wilderness Spottsylvania, and the
continuous fighting and marching to Bethesda
Church When his three years service ter
minated he re-enisted for three years more
In the 19Oth Pa, and went on to Cold Harbor
and the Siege OF Petersburg, and was ON the
picket line where Lees flag Of truce came
through at AppOmattOx. While in camp at
Vienna, Va, Comrade Smith was thrown
from long pole swing distance of ~ or
10 feet He was carried to the hospital in
sensible and bleeding He never got over
ig fria huN- hoo -rufv,r fn-
years to get an adequate pension, but beyond
the $l2 limit of 1880 none could be obtained.
His wife had given her entire attention to
nursing him for the past ~ years; i've years
he had been a helpless paraIytic. He was In
tered in Dunkard Cemetery Greenville, Pa
SPENCER.-At Pacific Grove Cal, Jan. Is,
Truman II Spencer, Co. 9, 21st Wis, aged III.
He enlisted Aug. IA, 1862. He was mem
Der Of Lucius Fairchild Post, and was buried
under the auspices of that organization In
terment was In U. 5. Reservation Cemetery
STALLINGs.-At Bolivar, No., April 16,
ID. X. Stallings, Co. K, Sth NJ. S. VI. He
enlisted as a private and was promoted to
Corporal. He was a member OF J. ]. Gravely
Post, 1i9.
STEYENS.-At Shelby, Iowa, Rev. VIM Fl.
Stevens, aged 40. He was a native of Shir-
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church. While serving the Bald Eagle
Circuit he recruited part of a company and
became Lieutenant in the 14Sth Pa. Later
Circuits in pennsylvania after the war, re-
tiring In 1867 on account of i'll health. He
resumed ministerial duties In 1870. In 1883
he was elected u member of the House of
Representatives from Huntingdon County.
He went West in 1897
TIFFANY.-At Chicago, ILL.,, May go Capt.
Martin Van Buren Tiffany, Co. /, 18th Conn.
WAGGONER.-At Brownsville, Pa, June
6, George Waggoner, Co. D, Sth Pa Res,
aged so. He served in the COmmlssary De-
partment and was wagon master of the Di-
n yyh hn iS nj
he leaves eight children, all married, the
youngest being 40 years old. and 40 grand
children, and five great grandchildren.
WEBER.-At Pittsburg, Pa, June 10,
Henry A. Weber, Co. NJ, Sth Pa. Cav. He
was twice wounded at Stone River. he
leaves i family.