The National tribune., 1904-05-12
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ALBRO-At Cuyler. n. Y. April 10, Ezra J. AIbro.
and participated in the battle OF Frederick sburg in
three months after enlistment and thereafter In every
ment took part until the end OF the war His father
Phon Albro was member OF the same ne company
buried by the hands Of the SON ''''e '
BRIGHTON.-At DE Pere, WIS.,, March IS, Richard
gnon assd q yssrs wse s a IN Co., h Ts
cAsE-At Mentor. O.. Feb. Is, serg't Ahsalom Case.
and sieges in which his regiment was engaged remain
Ing until the close Of the when ne was honorabiy
discharged. He q staunch Republican, and q
member of James A. Garfield Post. In which he took
great interest serving as and Chaplain
Church, Of which he was faithful member for many
yeas.
roll I'm the 18TH year Of his age. He served in Co. D.
oath Ind three yearsfrom 1851 to 1854 faithful sol
der. A pioneer In Davis County. Ind, he cleared
land than did any other man In the State by his
or cRDFT-At Beloi., Wiz, on April ?, James Croft.
Comrade Croft First Sergeant Co. II, sth Wis; n
brave patriotic man; In civil life an honored leader In
his community. He was for years, until his death
station Agent Of the st. Paul Railroad at BeoIt. His
death occurred from heart failure when he
to his home at the end of his days work
DAYIS-At his home, the farm on which, ne lived
for nearly 50 years. near Whesburg. Mich, ON pril
Davis, leaving a widow and two children to mourn
him. He enlisted JAM 16. 1854 10 Co F. 9th Mich. and
1861 and lived but few months, his body reposing in
unknown grave In the South, where he died in de-
FLEMING.-At Fulton, n. Y, James Fleming, Co.
+, 24th N Y. lie Was born In Rochester, N. y, Jan.
Of expiration of term May 90 1858 later enlisted in
Capt VIM NJ Cr'sby's company a. ath Z. s. Vols
ration of term Feb II, 1856 lie was member of b.
+. Schenck Post, 81,
served In Co T., I'D Mich, a veteran of the Next
war, and Past Commander OF Cory Post, 26, OF
n e. July 80 1876 Interment by the Post prIi
April H. of pneumonia. Patrick Mct1uskey CO. X, ed
ILL., aged II years. He born in Ireland moved To
settled in Bureau County H., from which place he ell
listed; settled in Nebraska I'm 1876, and novel to Coo
RADIO in 1856. lie leaves widow, but no children.
He was born in Rochester. n. Y. March q, 1875 and
after the age Of seven years was reared by uncle
Chatham; enlisted Aug g 1867. In Co. ID, 10Th N. Y.
discharged in January, 1863, because Of injuries;
cred and 4 resnlstea going nn to Co l. 1881 n Y;
of heart disease, Henry Mcfarian lie was born al
ri, MAY + ss a, the age of IL he
A. Sexton Post. 45i. and an advanced Mason.
MILLS-At Emmayille. Fulton Co., Pa, March 49,
aged "a years, Isaac Mills, who distinguished himself
In his c0unry's service as volunteer In the I'D Pa
Cav Ills funeral sermon was preached by his com
| MoRKIs.-At Pittsburg. Pa, March Is. james W.
Morris He enlisted April 20, 1851, in Co. A. 18th Ohio
charged for disability; recovered and reensed In Co
II, ID Ohio II. A.; participated in the battles Of Fort
Donelson, Pitsburg Landing COTinth. Iuka Memphis
and others OF historic prominence; was promoted to
Sergeant, and with his command mustered OH
Aug Is, 1885. He was for nearly % years OF the
active comrades of Col ]. w. Patterson Post Isl
| Pittsburg, Pa. His death was accidental. He wal
crushed by elevator I'm the Joseph Home Building
| NORTON.-At Alexandria, Ind, April Is Alfred
Norton. He was born March 2. l845, al London Eng
land; brought to the United States by his parent.
In ls49 enlisted In Go. A. 18th Ind In 1854 and served
until the end of the At time Of his death he ws,
| member of Lew Taylor Post 2i3. He was assaulted
and robbed by foOpads when returning from business
to his home the night OF March ., recovered
| consciousness, and died of injuries inflicted.
| THOMPSON.-At Mills. Pa, April H. George w
N " March 49, 1893 He enlisted In 1851 In Co b. I5ti
| Pa wounded 1862, ut second Bull Run battle
His widow, three sons and two daughters him
| WATSON.-At Homer, n. y, April l. Joseph b
Watson aged 81 years. lie enlisted In August 1862 II
Co. NJ, Sd N Y. H. A.
| WHEELEK.-At Flushing Mich, Feb q, Isaa1
Wheeler, aged 50 years. He was Commander or Ran
som Post, 50, and IA member of Rankin Lodge l39
LOOF., Of Flushing. Comrade Wheeler was q pri
ming to the end of the His wife, Amelia died In
same day. both OF pneumonia. The GA X. and 10 +
Lodges attended organizations, and both funeral
| were held at their late home, Wednesday, March
Intorment In the village cemetery where their enain
| were laid side by side In double grave.
| WILLIAMSON.-At Elkhart, Ind, March 49, Ed
ward Williamson, aged 81 years. two months and tel
days He enlisted In May, 1861, In the 18th N. " thu
first TO leave SYRACUSE WAS wounded severely at Nal
vern HILL and discharged for disabilities from wound
received In action. For years he suffered rheu
matsm, and an attack In the heart caused his death
He one OF the most valued men Of his community
active In the GAR. the Nasons and other 0rders
suffering, patient man. submitting TO the will OF Cox
without muxmnk