The National tribune., 1901-08-29
MUSTERED OUT.

COY.-At Mark Center. O.. July 81. Albert
Coy. Go. &. 18th Ohio, aged al He was IN
honorcd member Of VI. W. Halter Post,
43G.
CRANE-At Lebanon. Ore. Aug :. Henry
2. Crane aged 73. Comrade Crane enlisted
in Go. 4. 9th H., Aug. 10. lSG2. anu was
mustered out in August, 1865. He was a
member III John +. Miller Post. r. II g was
married March Is. 1919. and his widow, now
at the advanced age of 81. together with
children and grandchildren, survive him.
CUPLEB-At Dcrric, City, Pa, July 30,
of paralysis. Perry Cupler. Go. +, 10Jth Pa.
He resided for some years at bradford, Pa.
brt removed TO Derrick about twO years ago
He enlisted al Indiana. Pa, in September.
1861, and served until the close OF the war.
lie was engaged in the battles Of Yorktown,
williamsburg. Fair Oaks Charles City
Crossroads. Fredericksburg Bull Kun,
characteristics Malvern Hi. Chaatilly and
Twenty Days Before Richmond. He was
wounded at characteristics, and was award
ed the Kearny Maltese Cross and 4 Medal of
Honor for meritori0us conduct on the field OF
battle. He was married in 1860 to Mary
Ry,aud. who survives him. He also leaves
| three SONS and one daughter ]. \. Cupler,
and Mrs G. K. Woodland. of bradford, Pa
II. II. Cupler, Of Marietta, O., and Earl
Is. Cupler, of SiSicrsvil!c w. Va.
| HAMILTON.-At Sidney, o.. Aug. u, VIM.
| Hamilton, aged "a. COmrade Hamilton en-
| listed in Co. G. LIST KY early in 1851; re-
Unlisted in August lsG2 in Co. 6 liSth ONO;
/ in which command he served faithfully TO
! the close of the war.
LGRIG.-At St Francis Hospital, Buffalo,
| y. Y, Aug. Il, Nicholas Lorig, Co. II. DIST
y. Y, aged so. He was member Of Chaplin
Post, ..
| MASON.-At Great harrington. Mass. Aug.
IL. Mai. Henry Hobart Mason, AGED 60. He
was born ut POultney. Vt, and was the
son Of the Rev. Darwin Barton Mason. an
/ Episcopal clergyman, of the northern part
of the State. After being graduated from
| Hobart College he served through the war
in the - y. Y. Cav. He attained the rank
| 0f Major. For some time he was kept in
/ Libby Prison After the war Mai Mason
| went West, studied law. and was admitted
to the bar. In 1876 be was appointed to a
clerkShip in the United States Circuit Court,
rcsignirg in 1892. He leaves a widow.
| MORRIS.-At Bangor. Ia. Aug. T. Joseph
Morris. aged 81. He was born in New YORK
( City, but moved to Pennsylvania several
years before the civil war. At the first call
| for threC-mlnths' troops he enlisted, scrv-
! ing from April - to July &c, 1851 He re
| Unlisted as Sergeant in Co. a, 9th Pa, ana
did good service recruiting for the regiment
While under Gen. MilrOy ut Winchester. part
Of the 9th was captured. he being amonS
| the number. He was taken TO Libby Prison
and then to Belle Isle. and after several
weeks was exchanged. He served under Gen.
Grant through the Wilderness campaign 10
Petersburg: was discharged ut ChdrleStOWn.
IA. Sept :. 1861. He was Il member of Post
3S3, and vas buried with military hOnors.
The Post turned out in body. and detail
of the Sons of Veterans acted as guard Of
honor and firing squad. He leaves widow
and one daughter
SEARURY.-At Chateaugay. y. Y. July
| TO- Alden A. Scahury, Co. A, 96th \. y. He
was a charter member of A. ]. Bailey Post,
| jG2, and had been Quartermaster since its or
ganizatcn. He leaves widow.
| WHITAKER-At North Topeka, Kan,
| July !. Newton Whitaker Co. Il, I2Sth Ind.
| He was engaged in the battles of Franklin
and Nashville. Tenn. He was n member Of
o. L. Gardner Post, al, Gardner, Kan.