The National tribune., 1902-11-27
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CARTER.-At vnton, Iowa, James II. Carter Co. G,
DiCKTNsoN.-At Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. Is lanes
Wilson Dickinson. Co. II. sd Mass, aged Sd. He was
born in keene and enlisted In ISL when ust 10
the Army of the Potomac until wounds compelled him
TO leave the service He located in Milwaukee In lsos
as Deputy Sheriff of the County. He leaves wife and
children.
FAY-At West Philadelphia in June last Capt. Ed
win q. Fay, aged 81. He born In New York state
Previous TO the civil war he was engaged in
pursuits in the South. but at the outbread of hosttes
returned North. and enrolled in Co. z. 10th n Y He
was successivey promoted through the grades of non
commissioned officer, and on May 1859, commits
stoned Second Lieutenant He was detailed as Acting
Adjutant of the regiment July Is 1853, near White
Plains, Va; detailed Acting Assistant Commissary
of Subsistence. Dec g. 1863, at Wartrace, Tenn: de
tailed as Acting Aid-deCamp to Gen Thomas IL Rll-
ger, commanding Second Brigade First Division, Twen
eth Corps June g 1864, in the field near Dallas, Ga
and filling the position Of Assistant AdjutantG General
from June until the end of the Atlanta Campaign, In
September, 1865; transferred from the Army of the
Cumberland to Army Of the Ohio, Nov. 1854, with
Gen. Ruger by order of Cen Sherman: acted Assist
Acknowledgement organization of First Division
Twentythrd Corps, and during campaign against Hood
ant U. s. Volunteers for gallant and meritorious
vices at the battle of Franklin Tenn breyetted Cap
tain, U. S. Volunteers. for gallant and merorous
vices the battle OF Kingston. N c.; mustered out
with his regiment at Emra, N " June 5. 1865. Amer
to Philadelphia, where he lived to the day of his DEATH
engaged in the lumber commission business. He was .
member of Post GAR. the Military Order OF the
Loyal Legion, and of the Masonic Fraternity.
GRIFFIN.-At Cambridge, III, in May last. Henry
Lieut.. Griffin was captured during the siege of Knox
Vile and for Is months was prisoner Of war He re
manned in the service until the close of the war.
of Comrade Griffin held Leutenant's commission in
colored regiment
HARVEY.-At Kearney, Neb Nov 8, VIM. E. Har-
vey Co. A. I'd Nd aged SO. He enlisted at the age of
16 years, under the call made in February, 1866, and
served until the close of the He is survived by
widow, six children and one grandson.
JUDD.-At Jackson, Mich, Rufus Y. Judd, Co. F,
41st ILL., aged 81. He was Past Commander of Pomeroy
Post 4S, and Past High Priest of Jackson Chapter
No. 8, RAM. He is survived by widow, two sons
and one daughter.
JUDY.-At Normal ILL.,, Nov. g. Washington Judy,
Co. I, 18th u s. c. T., aged g. He was a member Of
C. E. Hovey Post, 1856 Department of Illinois.
LOVELL-At jackson, Mich, William R. Lowell,
Co. f. Sd Mich Cav aged IS. He born at Phillips,
n j. in 1874 and in 1850 moved with his fatherto Mich
igan settling in Jackson where he had since resided
Comrade Lowell was wounded in the head at Mobile
Harbor He was member CT Edward Pomeroy Post,
4s. A widow and one son survive.
QUINN.-At Vnton, Iowa, Richard H. Quinn, Co H,
I'd Colo. Cav.
ROwAN.-At vnton, Iowa, John w. Rowan, Co. D,
18th Iowa
SIMERAI.-At Omeha Neb. Oct %, James Mont
gomery Simera Lieutenant Co. A, LIST Iowa Cav, aged
80 He was born at Smithfied, o. He lived in Steub
eny.lle o. up to the time of his marriage with Miss
Martha Wood June D. 1852 He then moved to Du-
buque. In 1851 he enlisted in the LIST Iowa Cav and
manned with the command until August, 1866. After
the war he moved to Texas, and engaged In cotton
planting but forced to leave the State by the Ku
Klux-Kan. He then went to Terre Haute Ind, and in
May, 1862 moved to Omaha. He is survived by widow
and two sons, William and Edward W. Smeral.