The National tribune., 1902-08-07
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r ,BARSARD;-At yermontyille; Mich, July ., na-
nsy I G ii "a :. ils @ az porn 20 's al
charged July T. 1865 At close of war settled nj Yer
montvie where he had since resided and held mem
bership In Edward Dwight Post, 16S. He leaves
widow.
BOW ERs-At Mogatore, o.. July II. Geo F. Bow
charter member Of r. W. Hall Post ms and also I,
member of the Sons Of Veterans. He is survived by
n widow, three sons and two daughters
CLARKE.At Lawrence, Kan July 3. William NJ
Clarke, Co Z, loih III. He was a member Of Wash
ington Post Il, GAR. He is survived by widow
one daughter and one son, Adncy G. Clarke who was
Captain In the Kansas volunteers in the philippines
ami is now a Lieutenant in the Regular Army
CRAPO-At Nermontve, Mich, July q, Asa T.
irapo, Co. ii. 18th Ohio aged "a He was born in New
York state, but when he still quite young his par
ents moved TO Indiana and later to Van Vert County,
Ohio. Coinrade Crapo was taken prisoner at stone
River, Tenn. He moved to Michigan in $50, and for
the past five years he had been entirely helpless He
drew pension of only S2. 4 widow and three chit
CRIsSEY.-At southinrton. Conn. July Is. James
Walter Crissey aged Il. lie enlisted in the lst Conn
Cav, Nov Is. 1851; promoted to Sergeant Nov. J. 1885;
reenlsted Feb o. is6i promoted to second Iieuten-
ant, Oct IL. 1864; mustered out, Aug .. 1865 He
at the time of his death.
JoHNSoN.-At Sterling, Conn, July ., Gilbert c,
Johnson, Co A, LIST X. l. l.. a, aged g. He served
from Aug. Il, 1862 TO June 1866. A widow, son
and one daughter survive.
klNGSBuRf.-M Glastonbury, Conn, July %,
Horace T. kingsbury Co. g, 25th Conn, aged ST. He
was member of II. o. Tyler Post, Hartford:
Martin, Co. G, 10th Ind. He enlisted June IS 1862 and
served continuously until July g. 1865 returned home,
Lawrence, where he had since resided He
member OF Washington Post, IL, GAR widow
and six children survive.
MORRIS.-At Union, Neb., June % John Morris,
aged Co He enlisted In 1861 in Co. Il, 10th Iowa. and
was discharged in March, 1862, Surgeons certificate
of disability In August, 1862, he reenSted in Co.
39th Iowa, and served until the close of
rade Morris applied for pension under the old law in
s,9 which still pending at the date OF his DEATH
although he had presented large amount of evidence
TO substaitiae his claim Meanwhile he had been pen
stoned under the act of June y 1890 ut Sl2 per month
POOLE-M Fiichburg, Mas, Jan l. Horace W.
Poole, Co. A, 3D. Battalion Rifles, aged 20. He
born at Worcester, and living there at the
break of the war. Amer the war he moved TO Fitch
burg, and later to Taunton, but in 1855 returned
Fitchburg where he spent the remainder of his life
He was Il meIrber of Post 10. a widow survives.
RAY.-At state College, Pa, July ~, james Ray, Co.
G, 1isth Pa, aged IS. He enlisted Aug 10. 1867 and
participated in all the battles of his regiment until
the end of the He severely wounded at Get
tysbUre, July g. He is survived by u widow,
and one daughter.
STINER.-At Lawrence Kan July "a William
Siner, Co. NJ llth Kan. Cav Comrade Stiner settled
in Kansas in the sos and had lived continuously on
his farm, three miles north of Lawrence, since that
time.
WHIPPLE--At Fortescue, Mo-, June 90, Samuel ].
Whipple, Co. G, 1st No. Eng, aged 63.