The National tribune., 1903-06-11
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BEDELL.-At Hebron, \. Y Nathaniel Bedell, Co
H. l23d n. ". aged So Comrade Bedell was mem
her of H. F. Howard Post, 267.
BLANCHARD.-At Iawtey, Fla, March 6. ]. c.
Blanchard Co. b, 12th VT, aged 6s years. Comrade
blanchard served nine months. He moved from South
Pomfret Vt to Kingsley Lake. Fla, in 1850. He was
appointed Postmaster of Ionia in 1885, resigned in 1903
lie moved to Lawtey only a few months before his
CoBB.NAt SomervilIe Mass. May 1s. G. L. Cobb.
Comrade Cobb enlisted May 1851 In Co ID, 1st Me,
three months and later enlisted for three years IN
a United States Engineer regiment. Comrade Cobb
leaves widow Mrs. Louisa NJ. Cobb, living at No. .
shawmut Place. somervile, Mass 49,.
Coon aged ~ Capt Coon enlisted April D. 1861, ard
was discharged July 81, 1861 by reason of expiration OF
term of service He had been ineInoer Oh MeeAer
HENRY.-At New Bethlehem, Pa. May es, Tate n;
Henry aged 6L He enlisted July 4, 1861 in Co. c. SD
Pa discharged March 10. 1867 on account of sickness
Recovering his health, he reenlisted in January 1854
in Co. K, ih Pa Cav. He is survived by TWO daugn-
HoLYCRoss.-At Plain City, Ohio, May "a John K.
Holycross, Co. 1.lst Ohio. He was buried with Ma
oNEs-At Oklahoma City, o. T., May 90 G. W.
JONES' Commander, Grant Post, i, Department OF Ok
llhoua Comrade Jones enlisted Aug g. ls52 at Cas-
tile " Y; WAS mustered in as private in Co. A, LIST
N V Dragons. The age of Il years; was appointed
Corporal Feb D. 1865; mustered out with the COM
pany June So 1865. This regiment was in 65 engage
ments and Comrade Jones took part in each of them
never being in hospital during his term of ser
vice purins his first years service the regiment acted
as infantry and took part in many wearisome marches
and severe engagements; later, when mounted and
placed under the command OF the gallant Sheridan
their work was less arduOus the lighting was hard
and the pryations many. COmrade Jones went TO Ok
ahoma at the time of the opening, and had built up
name respected and beloved by all who knew him.
He leaves family of three children, who have reached
the years of maturity.
KWAPIL-At Algoma, Wis, May so. Frank Kwa
nil Co D. 26h Wis. Comrade kwapil was born in Bo
hemia In 1882 and to this country and settled in
Wisconsin when about 16 years of age. For over O
quarter of century he had been prominent in mercan
tile and political circles and since 1895 had been County
Judge of Kewaunee County.
MOORE-At New Bethlehem, Pa, May 90 James
Moore Co L. nth ILL., Cav, aged 81. COmrade Moore
enlisted in October 1867, at Rock Island. ILL., and was
mustered out July 81, 1865, at Nashville, Tenn. He
leaves widow and two sons.
OHARRA-At Plain City, Ohio, May 9. Russell b.
O,Uarra Co e. I7Ith Ohio. ComrGde O'Harra was
we'll known to large number of Ohio veterans because
of his ability Us ffer.
SEARIS.-At Granville, n. Y, April q. Comrade
Searis 4Ith n. w. aged "a. He enlisted Sept. s. 1861
and was mustered out Oct H. 1s64 He was Comman
der of II. T. Howard Post 26a - - .
SYMONS-At La Crosse, Wis. Feb %, William F
Symons Corporal, Co. G., 10Th Me. Comrade Symons
was severely wounded at Fredericksburg, and death
causes are directly traceabe to wounds. Although
totally disabled for the performance OF manual labor
Comrade SymonS WAS pensioned at low rate until
finally he succeeded in getting on the rolls at S7 He
was Past Commander of Wilson Colwel Post and Past
senior Vice Commander of the Department of Wiscon
sin. He leaves family.
WEAVER-At Mason City, Neb., May IS, Samuel
Weaver Co. F. Slst Ind, aged 73. He Is survived by
widow, four sons and three daughters