The National tribune., 1903-04-09
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ANDERsoN.-At Newport, Pa John Anderson,
Co. F. 4ith Ohio and sth Ohio Cav. He was severely
wounded ut Knoxville. Tenn. Comrade Anderson was
charter member Of Lieut. Arnold Lobaugh Post, e97.
DECKER2At Oneida, Ill, March 10, Henry W.
Decker, Co a, ed H. aged 60 He was born in King
s.on, N. Y. In 1857 he moved to Kewanee, ILL.,, and
the same year married to Miss Aurelia Oliver He
enlisted Aug a. 1861. and served with his regiment
til the close war Soon after he settled in Oneida
where he followed the trade of until his health
failed. A widow and three sons survive.
| HIGGINS.-At Ansel, KY Feb. 5. Lemont Higgins,
Co A. 10Th KY. aged 49, Comrade Higgins served from
Oct T. 1861, to jan &c, 1865 He with his regiment
under Morgan at Cumberland Gap in 1862; later in the
siege of Vickshurg and then In Louisiana campaign.
He was a charter member of James Humphrey Post,
81 a widow, four sons and four daughters survive.
LIMING.-At South Amboy, n. j.. March is, Geo.
w Lining Co. c. I'd n. J. Cav. aged S. He served as
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and was with his regiment
was Past Commander of Gen. VIM. s. Truck Post, and
Sterling Castle so X E. and at the grave the impress
conducted by the officers of these societies Six
sons acted as pallbearers widow and six sons
vive.
McELDowNY.-At Riddelsburg, Pa, March is,
S. J. McEldowny. aged IS. Comrade McEldowny
served Orderly Sergeant Co d, lOlst Pa. He was
discharged in Spring of 1865 He was prisoner of war
MEAD.-At North Georgetown. Ohio, March S. H /.
D. Mead, 10th Ohio. aged 81. Comrade Mead was
Ohio and buried under the auspices of the Post
MILLER.-Suddenly, at Lennoxvlle, Pa, March g.
In snsquehanna CO., Pa, Dec %, 1857 He was en-
rolled Oct 26 1862 in Co. b. l7th Pa for nine months
Stationed at NoEok Va and serVsd as Sergeant Ms
survived by widow and six children, two sons and
NoLD-At owcnsboro, Ky, March 20, George Mold,
S7th Ind, aged 50. Comrade Mold was born in Ger
many, and came to America when 16 years ofage. He
o'coNNER.At New London, Ohio, April l. John
ner, whose home was in Bellefontafne, Ohio,
down by Northern Ohio passenger trair March 81,
the Phillips House, attended by the Surgeon ofthe
Northern Ohio but his death occurred the next morn
and the nterment in Soldiers Lot in New London
Further particulars can be had by addressing ]. NJ.
ROTHCHILD.-At Louisville KY, March %, Capt.
Abraham Rohchild Co. b, 18th KY, aged 6S. At the
outbreak of the war Comrade Ro;hchid was q farmer
boy living with his parents in Shelby County. He or
eanZed company of his neighbor and served through
Rothchld had been engaged continuously in business
ut Shebyville, Ky, as clothing merchant, although
Vile widow, four sons and two daughters survive
RUSSEiI.-M McCune, Kan, Oct H. 1902 Chas F.
Mass April a. 1855; moved to Illinois before the break
ing out the rebellion and Aug l.: 1861 enlisted in
lhs dell M M as ono ee
ond Lieutenant for meritorOus conduct Mt battle of Pea
served as such until mustered out sept y 1854 Flu
ner: services were under the auspices of the GAR
scHRoELING.-At Chicago, Ill., Maj. John C
Schroelins, aged Sc. He resigned his commission in
America with his family, settling in Hamilton, wis.
He enlisted in the 9TH Wis in 1861 and was made First
Lieutenant IN lSbZ lie WAS nelpeu
organize the I'd Wis Cav. ut GAINESVILLE, and made
Major For i5 years lie had resided at Port Washing
ton Wis. and County Clerk for So years The last
three years he had spent with his daughter Mrs John
Druecker i'll Chicago.
SHANNoN.-At Pierpont s. D., March q, John
Shannon. Co. H. I'd III. Cav. Comrade shannon was
born In New York City, Feb. q, 1852 lie enlisted Aug
1861 and was mustered out August IL 1864. widow
and three sons, William, Thomas and Charles, and
nine grandchildren survive him.
Steele, Co. I, 5sth Ohio, aged g. Comrade steele is
survived by a widow and two daughters.
STONE.-At Milwaukee, Wis, March 81, Festus F.
Stone, sth Battery. n. Y. II. A. aged SO. He was a
member of E. b. Wocott Post. Comrade Stone had
for many years been o letter carrier. He leaves q
family.
STUMP.-At Chama, n. NJ, March 81, Joseph Stump,
aged g. He was born I'm Washington Co., Ohio. He
enlisted Sept g. 1861; discharged Sept. 3D. 1862,
count of disability; reensted Feb. TO- 1864, and was
mustered with his regiment July g. 1855. widow
and four sons survive.
swIrzER;.At Easton, Pa, Levi switzer, Co. F,
67th Pa. aged II COmrade Swtzer was principal mu
years widow and two daughters survive.
WYLIE-At Elkh0rn, Wis, March "a, Geo. W. Wy
lie 18th Wis., aged H. C0mrade Wylie had for 46 years
been Chief Marshal OF the famous WalwOrth County
Fair the oldest fair association in the State. He had
also served three terms Sheriff Of Walworh County
One son and two daughtsu survive