The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-07-21
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE will publish, without
charge brief notices of the deaths Of soldiers of Tho
matter of general interest survivors of these wars
THE NATIONAL TRIBrSE is the only publication
having a large general circulation among those wht
participated i'm tho of the rebellion and no Other
means is offered to the scattered survivors of regiments
TO learn of the deaths of companions OF the
sos Comrades and others invited TO send TO TIL
NATIONAL TRIBUNE As soon Rfer death as possible 9
6ee1 neg 70 give n date
of discharge and other facts regarding service and t.
party sending sketch should state whether he was 9
member of the Grand rmy of the Republic, and Sc
to what Post he belonged: or if member OF Other
Orders, state the names of these.
BAKER.-At Gravatte, Ark. June 4. l.. J. Baker
He was born In Marion County. Ohio. Feb = 1910. He
enlisted in September, 1861 in Co. B. 18th Mich. serv
ing almost four years In November 1867, he married
wives him. He was faithful Christian from his youth
He belonged to c. c. Pearson Post, lol:
Dodge, aged So years He was found dead in his camp
after sickness of three four days Among his pos
that under the general law he drew sl2 month"; also
a discharge. giving his name as William ii. Dodge
3D. 26th Me-, Sept 10. 1862 and discharge by reason OF
expiration of term of enlistment, Aug II. 1853 He
was born at Dixmont. Me. Interpent was in National
Cemetery, Santa Fe, by Carleton Post.
JONES AT Burnips Corners, Mich. April Z John
W. Jones. He served in Co. F. 57th Ohio and belonged
to VIM. Goodman Post Az, at Burnips Corners
MEMORIAL Hanford, Cal, June s, William J.
born Cincinnati o. and there enlisted in CO. b. %
Ohio III. A., in 1863 at the age of H. and served unit
California where he prospered as fruit grower, stock
PERsI NG.-At his home, near Bissell Park. venan
County. Pa, June 8. Daniel Persng. aged IS years
He served In Co. +. l2lst Pa. and was a member Of
John Koch Post 3i5. He lived more than so years or
PICKERING.-At McCook Neb., June "a, James
Pickering. He born Freeport, o., Nov. T. $50
He enlisted Aug 1862 in Co. &, 9Sth Ohio mustered
out June 1865 contracted in the service disease OF
the stomach that caused his death. He was in II bat
m
was member of +. NJ. Gresham Post, 2ss, McCook
Neb. His widow and three children survive him.
SMITH.-At BentOnvflle. Ind, May II, John Smith.
Born Aug 90 ISIS, in Kent Eng: this country
landing at New York. i'm September, 1Si9 was employ
to Cincinnati, o.. where he drove carriages for
went TO Cambridge Ind, in 1856, and married Clarssa
A Webb there March 4, 1859, who survive him. Sept
s. 1851 enlisted in Co. A, Sth Ind and with it partici
pated in many bales mustered out at close of the
war, Aug. Is, 1850 He was member of Cambridge
sTAFFORD.-At snohomsh, WASH, June S, John
Stafford He was found dead in bed, in the hotel be
year native of Kentucky. and spent three years al
the front in the war against rebellion in the ranks OF
the It'll KY. lie buried by Morton Post, 10, De
partment of Washington and Alaska. which Pos
spread upon its records memorial resolutions rectine
his comrades and neighbor order that there may
forever continue knowledge of his work.
ST1NSON.-Near MOnrOevile, o., June .. Garner
stinson Born in Sutton, Isle of Ely Eng jan 2 1896
Enlisted as private in Co. b. I'd Ohio Cav, Sept. 4
ls6l veteEanized Feb 10 1884, was promoted to Lieu
tered out Aug. 3, 1865 He in many battles; wa,
wounded in left arm; was captured, but was soon pa
rolled He was charter member of Asa X. Hillyel
Post So MonrOeve. o., organized In 1885, and wa:
Its Chanlan He leaves a widow, three sons, three
daughters and four grandchildren.
UPTON.-At Lampasas Tex. T. J. Upton. aged 6:
years. He was Senior Vice Commander Of Post 20.
Warner aged - years. He served the 18th VT and
was Quartermaster OF Hancock Post, l05. Department
Of Vermont He was a thorough GA. r. man, active
In all It's work. genial comrade who will be greatly
missed by his feilow-members.