The National tribune., 1901-06-13
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AsHLEY.-At oxford, Mich, May II;
Samuel Ashley. Co. f. 1st Mich. Cav, aged
%. He leaves 4 family.
BANCROFT.-At Galesburg. ILL.,, May %
Chas. A. Bancroft, Co. +, ilSth III. He
was born in Painted Post, \. Y. lie was
Bancroft never married. He is survived by
sister with whom he made his home.
BLACKBURN.-At Clinton, y. Y. Henry
blackburn, Co. u, 31st y. v. aged 60. He
He is survived by widow, one son, and
four daughters.
BURGESS.-At Berlin, Mass. April Is.
Wood J. Burgess, Co. Il, 9th Mass, aged
6s. He was wounded April 10, 1861. while
his regiment was passing through Baltimore.
He is survived by one son.
CRABTREE.-At anther, KY, May Il,
Moses Crabtree. co. +, Sd Ky. Cav, aged
81. He was mustered into the service with
his regiment at Calhoun, Ky, Dee. l3. 1861,
and was discharged at Savannah. Dec. 50,
1864, having participated in all the opera
tions in which his regiment WAS engaged.
winding up with Shcrman's march to the
sea. widow, two sons, and one daughter
DAKRAH.-At Canaan, Ohio, May 81,
Chas. T.. Darrab, Co. X 18th Ohio. He on
at Camp Chase, Oct. II, 1854 He leaves a
widow ,y;.GH one son, and Two daughters. oo
DECKER-At Owcgo, y. Y, April %, Gid
con Decker, Co. X, 1G9th y. Y, aged %. He
was a member Of Post GIG.
DlNIE.-At NOrwalk, Ohio, June l. 1901,
Isaiah ]. Dixie, Corporal Co. G, I'D Pa,
aged TO- He was for many years Il member
of the Volunteer Firemen OF Philadelphia,
and volunteered with that body in what was
known as Baxter's Zouaves. He had sew
eral offers of promotion, but preferred, he
said. TO remain with the boys lie was a
member Of II. III. Boat Post, 62S, and OF
Huron Lodge, 81, /. O.. o: F., Of Norwalk:
Funeral services were held tune 3, at Odd
Fellows Temple, conducted by that Order,
rade Dixie had suffered from heart disease.
He was found dead sitting in his chair.
,, FQRD.-At Piermont, \; H.. Abram D.
Martins BATTERY of Massachusetts Artillery.
GENTRY.-At Galesburg, ILL.,, Tilgham
Howard Gentry, Co. f, 27th Ind. He was
born at Gosport, Ind, Oct. q, 1871. He
was wounded in leg at battle of Antietam,
resulting in amputatiOn near the hip-jOint.
He was formerly member of Post 10, and
an Odd Fellow; the latter organization had
charge of the services, Post 45 attending in
a body. widow and two daughters sur
GREEN.-At Birch Run, Mich. May II.
wife died last October. He leaves three
minor children.
HAP. OCK.-At Pennington, n. Y, VIM.
member of Lambert Bohman Post, 4S. He
leaves widow and two sons.
HARyEY.-At San francisco, Cal, May
Il, AlDeEL j. ftdTNey, Dtn Mich. Cav. he
was a resident of Saginaw. Mich, from 1866
to 1876. A widow, two sons, and a daughter
HUNTINGTON-At Fair Haven, VT,
aged 20. He was a member of j. Fl. Bos-
worth Post, Fair Haven, Vt.
HURLESS.-,At Van Vert, Ohio. May 2s,
Jacob G. Hurless. Co. II, S1st Ohio, aged 81.
He was born In Harrison County, Ohio. He
enlisted Aug. 26, 1862 and served until the
close of the war, being mustered out July
IL. 1865, at Louisville, Ky.
MI 'tARLAND.-At West Finley, Pa, May
81. James Mcfarland, Co. d. 9th Ohio, aged
u; He was a member of Taylor Post, 62s
Ruben T. Marten, Co. b. 1st Ky. Cav,
aged 20. He leaves a widow.
=, NOYES;.At Waupaca, Wis, May p, Dr.
Grams Home aged 81. He was prominent in
his profession and Grand Army circles, and
had been at the head Of the Home for six
PATTERsON.-At Spruce. Pa. Samuel
PERRY.-At Galesburg, Ill, April I, John
SEPT: Il, I0ei, and was discharged March q,
fHILLIPS.-At Milford, n. Y, May 2S. VI.
;od B; PalllipS h Corporal Co II Tooth Ohio
months. part of the time at Andersonvllle.
ROCKHILL.-At Harvard. Neb., May 30.
Jonathan Hines Roekhill, 10th Ohio, \. G.
He was born in Clinton County, Ohio, in
sNTFFIN..At GO East 1o9th street, New
York City, May 30, George W. Snifin Co.
A, 47th y. Y. He was buried Sunday, June
.. in Lutheran Cemetery, Long Island. The
pallbearers were Corporal Richard ]. Gar
land, of Co. G; Sergt. Benz. ]. Roper, Co.
G.; Corporal Charles w. Waage, Co. G, and
Private George A. Hearn, Co. A.
soaI yOLKIAt q Xo,, Flemi1gton en- n j., Nay r.
31st n. J.. aged 63. He was a member of
Lambert Bohman Post, 49, widow. two
sons, and one daughter survive.
WELCH.-At Soldiers Home. Quincy, ILL.,,
April %, William Wallace Welch. He was
born in Albany n. Y. Sept. q, 1921. He
served as Surgeon of the 5ud III. from Jan.
l. 1862. until Jan. f. 1865, when he was ap-
pointed Acting Staff Surgeon in charge of
Western District of Mississippi, with head
quarters at Vicksburg, which position he
held for year. He practiced medicine in