The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1901-08-15
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GAMBoLD-At Coatesville. Ind, July 2s,
Fri Gambold. Fri Gambold was born Sept
Q, 1882, in Salem, n. @. His parents moved
TO Indiana when he was two years old. In
1887 the family settled in Hendricks County,
where Comrade Gambold had since resided.
He enlisted in Capt. J. W. Wilcoxon's Co.
A, 9th Ind, and participated in all the en-
gagements with this regiment up TO the bat
tie Of Antietam, where he was wounded. He
was sent to the hospital at Philadelphia.
where he remained 10 months. then ioined
his regiment at Tullahoma. After the fall of
Atlanta he Joined the 10th Ind. and marched
with Sherman to the sea and through the
Carolinas. After JohnstOn's surrender he
marched to Washington, ID. c., and partiCi-
pated in the Grand Review. He was muster
ed out Of the service the last OF August 1865,
having served a little more than four years.
He leaves widow, one son and two daugh-
tiers.
HoPKINs-At Centerburg, o., July %.
John w. Hopkins. Co. F, LIST Pa. Cav. He
was born In Green County. Pa, Dec. 6.
1888. He moved from Pennsylvania in 1867,
and was engaged in mercantile business for
over 20 years. He had been n member of
the NJ. r. Church since eight years old. He
was Quartermaster of Debolt Post. 1896.
MARTIN-At Maryland University HoSpit-
al. baltimore, Nd, from operation for appen-
dicitis, July %, Lieut.. Samuel ID. Martin, of
Capt. Easton Light Battery A, LIST Pa. Ar
tillery. He was born and reared in Hagcrs-
| town, Md, where he lived at time of his
death; was Commander of Reno Post G. A.
I
Arcanum; Past Officer in the Mystic Circle
and member OF the Junior Fire Company
| He was married to Miss Susan Price who
was daughter Of Jacob J. Price. OF Franklin
! County, who with son, Clifford p. and Mrs
| Mary Baldwin, daughter, survive him
| Lieut.: Martin enlisted May %, 1861, and
| served until July &c 1865. Sworn in as q
private and mustered out as senior First
| Lieutenant.
| MORRIS-At Bangs, o., July "a. of hear,
| disease, Benz. +. Morris, Co. +, 121st Ohio
aged S. He was born in Harrison County,
| Ohio. He was n charter member of Wager
Post, sos. Mt. Liberty, Ohio He had been
member OF Beulah Methodist Church for
over 40 years, and for many years a class
| leader.
THORN-At waukegan. Ill, July 90. A.
G. Thorn, Co. C, nth ILL.,, aged g. He
was in the service three years: took part in
| Il battles. Including the siege Of Vicksburg
Tor IA months was prisoner at Camp Ford
| Tyler, Tex. He was member Of Waukega1
Post, 374. Interment at Lacon, Ill.
| WHlPPLE.-At Port Huron, Mich, Aug
Judge Frank Whipple, aged g. Judge
Nhippie was born at Grafton, Windhan
County, VT. When eight years of age his par
ents moved to Saratoga Springs. n. Y.
| where he received his early education II,
went to Michigan in 1856 and upon the
breaking out of the war enlisted, Aug. 81
| 1861, in Co. G., Berdans list u s. s. S. ana
served with the regiment until February
1865. when he was transferred to the Isl
Mlch. ). s., and was commissioned SeconG
Lieutenant, and was promoted to be FRS
! Lieutenant, serving until the expiration Of
his term. He was wounded al the battle OF
| Spottsylvania. He went to Port Huron il
| 1866 was admitted to the bar in 1871 Two
years later he engaged in the practice OF
his profession, which he followed until his
| appointment as Judge by Gov Pingree In
April, 1900. Judge WhIpple was married 10
Miss Abbie ]. Riddle, Of Beloit, Wis, Oct
II 1863, who survives him. There are -four
! children, Benjamin r., who is Assistant
Postmaster; Frank B.. who is in charge OF
the Collections Department of the Port
Huron Engine & Thresher Works, and two
danehteTs- The burial took place Aug. g.
under the auspices of VIM Sanborn Post
9s, OF which he was Past Commander