The National tribune., 1902-04-17
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BIRD.-At Milwaukee, Wis, March &C. W. W. Bird
Co. c. ist Wis. three mons) and Captain, Co. Il, 47th
Wis. He leaves a widow, son and three daughters.
BU RNS.-At Altoona, Pa, March 2S, Isaac Burns
CAREY"At New Lyme, o. Feb. ., NJ C. Carey,
CoBLENTzDAt Lodi, Cal. Oct Is, 1901, Noah Cob.
lentz, Co. II, lI5h Ohio. He enlisted August 1862; dis
charged December, 1862, on account of wounds.
DICK.-At Woodbridge, Cal, p. r. Dick, eth Iowa
month, he returned TO Iowa. Later he moved to En-.
pora, Kan In lSs2 he went to California. The funeral
services under the auspices Of the GAR Post al
Lodi. He leaves a widow, seven sons and two daugh
tiers.
Assistant Surgeon, l2th n. W aged Is years. He
surgeon %. Of Post Post ~ and a SD Degree Mason
Galbrath co; \, Both Iowa Cav. He leaves a widow
HACKETr-At Youngstown o.. March 49, Law
renee Hacket, Co. q, 18th Pa. He was member OF
Tod Post %.
Hamm, Co. d, 81 n. J. three months, and Corporal
Co. f. 18th n. j. aged 80. He moved to California In
Post, GA r.; member of Confidence Lodge, 49, X p
Sacramento Cal, and Alcatraz Lodge T. q A. NJ, OF
West Oakland. The funeral was under the auspices OF
KENNEDY.-At Youngstown, o., March %, Michael
Kennedy Coleman, Co. f, 18th Wis. He was mem
LANING.-At Ciloversville, N V. March %, VIM.
\. Laning nth N Y. Cav. (Scotrs 300 aged 50. He
served nearly two years in Washington as President
Linculns bOdygard In 1865 he roined his regiment.
He was taken prisoner at Harper Ferry June 3d. 1853
and confined at Libby until December. He was
mustered out June II, 1865. He leaves widow, son
and daughter,
LEONARD.-At Newark, y. J., Feb. g. Lieut. Col.
John Leonard I'D " y, aged 67 Previous to the
he had served five years in Co T. 9Th u. = Inf. He
sisted in organizing the I'd N j. under the first call for
troops As the Governor would accept but six com
panies from Newark for this regiment, Capt. Leonard
with his company, joined the ia " " and became Co.
of that regiment In May, 1861. He promoted to
Major, April ~ 1863; promoted 10 Lieutenant Colonel
May 1868. When Col stevens fell MORALLY wounded
at charlottesville Leut.COl. Leonard, then Major
took command of the regiment, and led 1t in AL its
campaigns until mustered out June 49, 1864. Later he
served Captun i'll the Veteran Reserve Corps and
after the in the Regular Army, until retired in 1870
NGAHSIIAII.-At LyndcbOTo, March q, Andrew j.
Marshall late Co. T., sth n. H., aged o..
NABB.-At Sedgwick, Kan, April 3, PleasantOn
Nabb Captain, Co f. cd ILL.,, aged ct. COmrade Nabb
enlisted at the beginning of the in the 3Sth ILL., and
was later transferred to the cd ILL.,, where he rose
through the grades of Sergeant Second Lieutenant
and First Lieutenant to Captain of his company. He
served until the close of the He bTevcted
MiOr upon muStcrOut, and became of the pioneers
of Kansas. He leaves II widow and three children.
He was buried with military and Masonic honors.
NEISON.-At Youngstown, o., April !, j. Cal. Mel
son. Co. ID, l7Ist Ohio He member of Tod Post,
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SHIFFER.-At Soldiers Home Marshalltown,
Iowa March -, James NJ. Shifter lie served I'm the
California Battalion, and later transferred to Co. f.
ID Mass. Cav.
WITT.-At Forest Grove, Ore March 16. Leonard
Witt, CO. l., LIST Tenn Cav. He was AndeTSOnville
prisoner. The funeral services We're conducted by
James Il. Mathews Post in the NailOr Cemetery, SO
comrades in attendance. His only known relative is
sister in Tennessee.