The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1902-07-03
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BARR--At Hollenbers, Kan, May 20, Samual Barr,
Corporal. Co II, list Iowa Cav. Comrade Barr was born
ed to Clayton County, Iowa. When the LIST Iowa Cav
organized he enlisted. and served until the muster
out of the regiment, in February 1850 Just after the
close of the he went to Kansas, made homestead
entry and had lived on his quarter section since that
time. He leaves widow, three sons and three daush
ters.
BURLINGAM.-At Eugene. Ore, May ., ]. 4. Bur
lingam. aged 80 years Comrade Burlingam enlisted
in Co. X, I'd Me-, May IS 1861 for two years and was
discharged June 9, 1857 reeniisted June 9, 1853 and
was discharged June - 1854 Sergeant of Co IL, list
Me ii. A. He captured near Petersburg, Va, and
was imprisoned at Belle Island, Va. and at Anderson
| Post. Z.
ENGLAND.-At whitepine, Pa, May &C. Rev. W. p
England, Co. X, 18th Pa He served three years and
two months At the close of the he located in
Crawford Co., Pa; then he moved to Indiana Co. and
finally to Lycoming Co. in '73, where he had resided
since.
| GILPIN.-At Pender, Neb., June Is, Josiah p GIL
pin, Co. 4, I'D Ind. He was born in ruscarawas Co..
Ohio in 1897. He had lived in Nebraska since 1872
widow and seven children by n former marriage sur
| GULLEY.-At Sprinelale, Ark, June s, James W.
Gulley Co. +, 57th Ind, aged e. Comrade Gulley was
Il charter member of r. +. Hays Post TO- and had
held all of the important offices within the gift of that
body.
| HARTMAN.-In Union County. Iowa, June A. Reu-
ben Hartman, aged g.. He enlisted in Co D. 1th Iowa,
sept q, 1861. He served his country faithfully for
three years and 10 MONTHS discharged Lou
isville, Ky, July Il, 1865 He member of Union
Post Al, CrestOn Iowa and was buried by the mem
beers OF his Post In Grove Chapel Cemetery.
| HUNTER.-At his home five miles north of Marion,
|
| LEWIS.-At Bridgwater :. D., June 10, b. G. Lewis,
| Co. D. 33d Wis, aged -. He n member of the
| GAR He leaves il widow and six sons.
| NE1SON--At West NewbeTg, y. ", May 81, Alfred
| Leonard Nelson, aged 80. From a diary left by Mr..
Nelson appears that he enlisted in the United states
army mt Denver Colo, May TO- 1898; that he particpa
ted In the operations in Cuba and that his bUnkey
killed by his side In the fighting around Santiago; that
account of sickness he taken to MOntauk Point
and from there TO 81. Peters Hospital, Brooklyn La
ter that he TeJOined his regiment, and in June 1892
went to Alaska where he stationed until his dis
charge. Mr. Nelson from Illinois, but none of his
| relatives have been located.
oRR.-At Albany, Mo, May 25, James II. Orr: Com
| rade Orr was born in McMinn Co., Tenn He first
served in Co T., slst ILL.,; transferred to Co. H. 5sth
Ill. Comrade Orr buried by Gentry Post, 49, of
which he had served Aduiant for number of years.
| SHRIEVES.-At Buchtel, o., June s. Joshua
Shreves Co. a, 3lst Ohio, aged g. He enlisted in Au-
gust 1861 and served until July 90 1865, participating
in all the battles of the famous 3lst Ohio
| TiGGINS.-At Mt Pisgah, o., June /, Benjamin Tig-
gins, Co. g. JOth Ohio aged 65 years He leaves wild
ow and nine children.
| WOODMAN.-At South Boardman Mich June H.
William r. WOodman, aged IS. He enlisted in Au-
gust, 1852 in Co. d. I'D Mich serving with his regiment
until May, 1865. He charter member of Burlin-
game Post, 402 of Akron, Mich, and at his death
member of Frank Fowler Post, 2s6, Fife Lake, Mich.
Funeral services were held at his old home. Akron,
Mich. He is survived by two sons, William c. of South
| Boariman, Mich, and Alonzo E., of WebbervilIe,
Mich.