The National tribune., 1902-03-13
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AHEARN.-At Fort Lee. y. J., Feb. :. Cornelius
Ahearn Co +, 6sih " Y. y. e., and Color Serg cant
ssth y. Y He first enlisted in 1851 under the call for
men ani took part ia the battle Of Bull
Run He Teensied in the sSth y. y. zone of the 200
fighting regmentsl Irish Brigade, HaucOcks Division
Second Corps and was in every engagement in which
the command participated. from Fair Oaks TO Apo
mattox- Two daughters and three sons survive.
BOGART-At LeOnia, Y. j., Capt. w p Bogart ed
y. Y. He leaves n son.
BRAYNARD-At QueenslurS, y. ", Feb. /, VIII
liam Braynari Co. 1, Goth " Y. He is survived by
widow.
| CALKINS.-At Montague, Mich. Feb. ls. Iver $.
CaIkIns Co NJ Harris Light Cavalry aged 65 lie re
ceived Medal of Honor for capturing bel flag
Gettysburg. lie had for many years been engaged la
the milling business and at the time OF his death was
actively connected with the management OF the Mon
tague Rolling Mills He was member of y. II. Ferry
Post. widow and four children survive.
| CRUIKSHANK.-At Salem " Y, Feb i3, First
Lieut.. Robert CruikshRnI, Go. H. I23d y. ". aged 66
| He was Acting Assistant CommisSary at bridgeport
Ger of Co from Dec L. 1853 to August, 1864 through
the famous Atlanta campaign. lie was Acting Adlu
Acting ProvOstAarshal First Brigade, First Division
Twentieth Corps, from Nov TO- 1854 to April H. 1865
Acting ABIDE Camp, First Division, Twentieth Corps
from April H. 1865, to the close OF the service June
1866 He served Postmaster of salem from 1874 Ia
1886. In 1855 he founded the Salem AriJH. which he
edited until 1895, when i'll health compelled him to re
nquish his connection with the paper in favor Of hi
son, Robert A. Cruikshank the present editor. Com
rade Cruk kshank was member of McDougall Post $40
] DASIEI.S-At Millersburg, Ohio. Feb. 20, Thomas
Daniels; l"2d OHIO He was a member Of Joseph Gross
Post, GlenmOnt, O.
DUNCAN.--At Layland, Ohio, Jan. 2i, James F
Duncan, Co. |, l6Gth Ohio. He a member of A. W
Duncan Post and Postmaster at Layland.
EMBREE.-At Hayes, Iowa, Nov. %, 1901, Daniel T
Emhree, Co. {, 5th y. Y II. A, aged SO, He was Com
mander of Jacob Miller Post, 4S4, Brscoe Iowa He
leaves a widow and one daughter
| FISHER.-In Norton Township, Mich, Feb. II, Geo
w. Fisher, Co. 4, 18th y. Y. Cav, aged Sc.
! HOWARD.-At san Diego. Cal, Feb. -, Austin
Howard, age c.. Member of Maj. L. F. Fletcher Post
- Milford Mass Enlisted in Co g g. ioLn ~ VI !; DIS s
shipped as seaman In L. ;. navy at Boston; second
enlistment was in Co. a, 2Gth Mass, Feb T. 80: Com
rade Howard was well known as bounty claim and
pension agent. Three years he went California
lie leaves a widow and an adopted daughter
HUDSGN.-At Stockton, Cal, Feb. 5. Or. a. T. Hud
SON Surgeon, 2hth Iowa, aged So. DR.. Hudson moved
from Iowa TO California in 1867 and for S5 years had
pract'ce; in stockton. For many years he physt
cianin-charge of the san Joaquin Hospital. Ever since
his resdente in stockton he had been the United States
Pension Examining Physician. Some years ago he
was elected to the State Senate for terms and fol
years took prominent part in politics. The funeral
was conducted by the comrades Of Rawns Post, %.
| JOHNSTON.-At Waldo Wis., Feb %, Henry C.
Johnston Go. X, 35th Wis. aged 81. He leaves wild
| LAYToN.-At Mount Idaho. Idaho, Feb. 10, Thorn
as II. layton. Co. G., l4tI Pa. Cav He was buried by
comrades of Hancock Post -. He had no known REL
atveS in idaho and as he insane some time before
bis death, James Woodward, Commander. Hancock
Post -, has been unable 10 communicate with his rel
McKALLIP.-At Leechburg, Pa. Capt. Henry p
Mckallip, Co. +, lt5h Pa aged 50. He enlisted early
in 81, aud in the service four years. He was
in every battle Of the Army of The Potomac; pro
was First Lieutenant and Brevet Captain command
ing his company, and in command Of his regiment
at some of the last engagements of the civil AL
though wounded in front of Petersburg Va. he never
left his company. He received the medal Of the Kear
ny Legion for gallant conduct on the field of battle.
He was Il member of John A. Hunter Post, GAR
and very prominent in Grand Army work
NCNN.-At keOSuk, Iowa, Oct. 20, 1901, Capt Geo.
| r. Num-, Co. II, 9Th Iowa. Capt. Nunn's regiment
participated in all the campaigns of te Western Army
and marched with Sherman to the sea. Capt. Num-
had heen Il resident Of keOkuk for nearly half CEN
tury, and had been prominently identified with its bus
iness interests. lie was member of Terrence Post,
and had served as Commander. He is survived by one
son and three daughters.
PALMER.-At Noel, Ark, Feb. 81 w II. Palmer,
10th Ind. Enlisted Dec 90 1863 and served until close
of the war. Member Rowea Mack Post.
RANDOLPH.-At PaintSville, Ky, March !, VIM.
SIMONDS.-At Craltsbury, Feb. L. Capt. Ed
ward =. Simonds Co +, Iiih Mich. Enlisted Nov. 6,
1861; discharged July IS, 65; with Sherman from
Atlanta to the Charter member of Flint Post, Is.
He leaves a son and n daughter
STERRICK.-At Gaithersburg. Nd, s T. F. Ster-
rick, Co. B. 9Th Pa. Res, aged Ga Served from April
A. 1851, 10 May g. 1861 He leaves widow and four
children.
wAY-At Nashville, Ohio Jan. IL, Joseph Way Co.
], lG5th Ohio. He was a member of Hughes Post.
WOLLAM.-At Sebring, Ohio, Jan. 81, I. f. Wollam,
I76th Ohio.
wOLFERT.-At bingham, Wis, Feb %, Cornelius
Wolfer 22d Wis, aged G7. He leaves widow and two
children.
WORKs.-At Hawley, Mimi, Jan. l, Lucian Works
Co. b, Goth y. " aged So. He served in the Army of
the Potomac, until after Gettysburg: then with the
Twelfth Corr went West, and was with Sherman from
Atlanta to the
Wright Co. Z, 10th Ohio. He was member of A. W.
Duncan Post.
WOOLHTSER.-AtS Shadyside Nd Jan. 30 Andrew
Woolhiser, Co. II, 16Oth y. ", aged s..