The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1902-05-29
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ABBOTT.-At Bethlehem. Pa. Feb. 49, Il.
a. Abbott. Captain. Co. e. 1921 Pa. He on
listed Aug. II. 1852; lower jaw shattered ut
Antirtam: hororably discharged about Il year
Legion. Society Army of the Potomac. and
charter member OF J. X. Taylor Post. 1872.
ALDEiCH.-At Achilles. Kan. March 10,
II. ID. Aldrch. Co. II. l26th " y aged I'll.
He was Commander of Post ~. He leaves
a widow and two married daughters.
BARNEI.-At East Providence, X. l., April
is. 1902, Willard j. Barney. He enlisted
July 10. 1861. in co. Il. 18th Mass: was pro-
NOTED Corporal Sept. 30. 1868, and Sergeant
Nov. 20. 1863; re-enlisted Dec. 81. 1868, and
was transferred to Co. Il. sd Mass. He
participated in u battles, besides number
Of skirmishcs.-
BRINK.-At Bethlehem. Pa, April %. John
b. Blink. Co. /, 11th Pa. Cav. aged 81 years.
He enlisted Sept. IA, 1861; discharged Aug.
o. 1865; participated in - battles and was
five times wounded. He was member of
J. X. Taylor Post, 49,
BAEDLE.-At Springfield, s. D., May .,
John NJ. Bandle, Fifer. Tooth Ill. He was
DOILE.-At Cortland, Neb., May 2,
Edward Doyle. Co. d. 34th III. He was born
In Ireland 1872; enlisted In 1861. He was
with Buell. in the second days battle at
Shiloh; was taken prisoner Mt Stone River.
and for n short time was confined at Libby
and Castle Thunder After his exchange
he joined Shermans army and was on the
march to the sea. One son and eight daugh-
tiers survive him.
DYSERT.-At Dayton, o.. May I. Levi l..
Dysert, Co. d, list Ohio. Born Mt Rockford,
Feb. %, 1898. He left his law studies in
October, 1861. and enlisted for three years:
veteranZed and was not finally mustered out
| until Nov. 80. 1865. He rose from the ranks
to First Lieutenant. He was dangerously
wounded at Nashville; was twice taken
prisoner: was paroed the first time, and the
second time escaped with several companions.
after OverpOwering the rebel guard. After
the war he resumed his study of law and had
practiced his chosen profession until Il few
months before his death. A widow and two
children survive.
EvERHART.-At Neoga. ILL.,. May II.
Capt. Philip Everhart. Co. G, J1st Ohio, aged
IS. He enlisted In August, 1861 and served
until the close of the war; participated in all
the battles of the Army of the Cumberland.
He was wounded in right arm at Stone River,
Jan. 2. 1868. He had resided at Neoga over
FORREY.-At the home Of his son. II. Il.
Forrey. 500 W. Boone ST., MarshalltOwn,
Iowa, April o. ID. r. Forrcy. Co. II, 18th
Iowa. aged 80. He served four years. A
widow and eight children survive.
GROVES-At Skaggs Springs, Cal. Aug.
"a, 1901, Daniel T. Groves, Co. G., 10th Mo.
Cav; later Co. A, I'd Mo. Cav. merrill
Horse. He enlisted early in the war and
served until the end Of hOstilities; was with
Sherman on the march to the sea. He leaves
Il widow
HYDE.-At Brushton. N. Y, Feb. %. W.
f. Hyde, Artisan: Co. G. LIST \. Y. Engs !.
July 4, 1865.
HANES.-At Terre Hante. Ind, March 0.
John A. Hanes, Co. A, 26th Ind. aged 81.
He leaves 4 widow and five children.
ROBERTS.-At Anna. ILL.,. Dec. IL, 1901.
William Roberts, Corporal, Co. G, 14th H.
Cav. He is survived by four daughters.
SEAY.-At Anna. ILL.,. May ii, John W.
Scay, Co. g, 14th III. Cav. He enlisted in
1862, when only lG years of age, and served
over three years. He is survived by one son.
SIMMONS.-At Mound City, No., April 49,
Uriah Simmons, Co. Il, I4th ILL.,, aged 81
years. He is survived by widow and three
children.
SANTIMAN.-At Brushton, n. Y, Chas
Sandman, Co. g, 9Sth n. Y, aged 50.