The National tribune., 1901-02-14
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BISHOP.-At shadynook, Ky. Nov. 90,
1900, Chas. Bishop, Go. A, 18th ky: de was
severely wounded at Richmond. KY. Aug.
30, 1867, and was pensioned at Si4 per mon. h
COOPER-At Mt. OIivet, KY. Dec. 20
1900, Il. +. Cooper, 10th Ky. Cav. He was
, member of Landram Post, 1G2. He leaves
COTTRELL.-At Lansing. Mich. JAN 49,
Capt. Abraham Cottrell, aged 76. Capt. Cot
-rell was born in birmingham, England. He
enlisted In 1861 In Co. A. Sth Mich, and was
promoted to the command Of his com
9any. He received gunshot wound in spine
and was taken prisoner at James Island. 4
tebel surgeon extracted the ball. and Capt.
Jottrell recovered sufficiently to 60 to Wash
nston, where he was soon after assigned TO
lie Reserve Corps. He commanded the camp
at Elmira, \. Y, and later at Carlisle. Pa.
while at Elmra soldiers going to the front
deposited their money with him for safe
-eeping- At the close of the war over S20,-
300 remained, for which Capt Cottrell could
Ind no claimants, many soldiers having
either disappeared or having enlisted under
fictitious names. The sterling integrity of
Capt. Cettreli would not allow him to keep
partment and asked for a receipt. The
Treasury officials sent the money back to
him, saying they had no authority to re-
ceive 1t. Even then he did not keep the
money for himself. but took It to Washing
on and obtained a receipt for it. His home
lad been at Lansing since 1S4s. Two
elizabeth COttrell, both Of Lansing, survive
him.
HANCoCK.-At YintOn. Iowa. Jan. 10,
John Hancock. Co. T.. 127th Ill: aged 50.
HAZEITON.-At FL Paso. Tex, Dec. 81,
1900, Sylvester HazeItOn, Co. Il, 81 Mich,
aged "a. He was born in Ingham Co. Mich.
In 1868, he married Miss Lydia Ingoldsby,
who with one daughter survives. In 1874
he established Il cOoperage business at Ok
ford, Mich, and later planning and saw
mill. which he continued until compelled to
a member of Post 1S7, Oxford. and other
fraternal orders, which attended the funeral
in n body. Interment was in oxford Gene
HOREN.-At RomuIus. Mich, Jan. 90.
John HOren, Co. N, sth Mich. Cav. He was
a member Of Cory Post. 2G1.. and Mason.
He leaves n widow and IS children, five Of
them under i6 years.
HUNTER.-At Lynchburg, Pa, R. L.
Hunter. Co. G. 18th Pa.
Llmheck. Co. Z, SD y. Y.
NORRIS.-At smithville. Ark. Dec. %,
1900, Jos. r. Norris. He was born in Musk
in Co. K, 18th Ohio, April %. 1851. and was
honorably discharged Aug IS. 1861, at Co
lumbia, Ohio. He re-enllsted Sept. 13, 1851,
charged Oct 81. 1864. at Camp Chase, Ohio
He was married TO Miss Lucy c. Trembly.
Feb. %. 1877. at Frazeysburg. Ohio, He was
a member of the G.. A. r.. but of late years
leaves widow and three children.
PETERMAN.-At Logania. Pa, Jan. 26,
JaeOb ulte peteTm1n, Co E. 2o9th Pa. aged g.
charged May II. 1865. He was member of
Lieut.. Lobaugh Post. 297. Newport, which
conducted the funeral services.
RICE.-At Erie. Kan, Jan. IL, f. A. Rice.
Co. A, 32d ILL.,, aged 80. He served three
years and was severely wounded at Shiloh.
He was Past Commander of Erie Post. 81.
THOMAS.-At Chinook Mont, Nov. %
1900, Oscar Thomas, Co. X. sth Vt. He was
born in Lunenburg. w.. In 1s4s. He en-
listed Dec. Is: 1868. and was. promoted to
Corporal, serving until July 10, 1855. He
leaves widow and one daughter.
WILLIAMSON Boone, Iowa. Jan. %, y.
VI. Williams Co. G. 18th ILL., Cav, aged 81.
The funeral was conducted by j. G.. Miller
Post. ca.
WILSON.-At Riverside. H.. of paralysis
Robert ID. Wilson. Co. c. 10th H.. aged 10
He was shot through the right arm during
the assault on NickSburg. He went home on
furlough after the surrender and when he
reioined the army at Camp Sherman, only
three Of his company remained, the others
having been taken prisoners. He partici-
pated in the battles of Atlanta, Lookout
Mountain, Chattanooga and Dallas. where he