The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-09-22
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE will publish. wubou,
cnarge brief notices Of the deaths Of soldiers Of the
matter OF general interest survivors OF these
nm N.r lion TEIrUEE Is the only publication
participated In the of the rebellion and no other
means Is offered to the scattered survivors regiments
70 learn or the deaths OF companions arms az tho
eos Comrades and Others are invited to send TO THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, az soon after death as possible n
bref SKETCH being particular to give date place
death. company aud regiment date Of enlistment date
OF discharge and other facts regarding service and
snte what family is left by the deceased Further the
party sending sketch should state whether he was
member OF the Grand rny Of the Republic, and II so
to what Post he belonged or II o member OF other
Orders, state the names Of these
BARRETT.-At Soldiers Home Toyus Ne auo
q Benjamin X. Barrett aged 70 years He served the
first three MONTHS OF the In Co f. 4th Ne and ra
under Banks in the Army OF the Gulf and m, me
der Sheridan In the Shenandoah Valley He was man
~ loyal and brave He leaves brother and two hall
BRAINARD..At his home. 1851 Mulberry street,
born Dec H. is2o In Wellington Conn. He msrr Tss
Mary Jane conger Nov 20 1855; enlisted In Co D. 74th
service because Of loss of health he was
AFTER years service. He leaves widow and one sis.
;, BRUNNER--At Ithaca. N. Y. Aug Is, Lewis F.
Drummer, aged "a years He was born in Ritteburg.
in his native land came to Xmse. r. Is ne
through me war for the Union In CO. A. SD n Y and
an kind hearted loving father faithful friena sInns
piary citizen. His widow and one daughter survive
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DAVIs.-At Humboldt, Neb, Aug. q, I,eander q.
Davis He served In Co. @, 89th Ohio; was member
Of Lombard Post, 81, North Loup, Neb where beside
his WIFE, he was buried by his comrades with the hon
ors Of the Order 1850 ~ o'
DAWsON.-At his residence, Gem Island. Narrow.
Fla, Ang. 9, Lewis b Dawson. He was born in the
state OF New York, and served In the 3sth 81 " He
was wounded At the battle OF Chickamauua He was
an honored citizen an he had been brave and faithful
soldier. His widow, daughter and two sons survive
him. "1A ''S0
ELsroN..At sparansburg, Pa, June is, William
EMnn: re vas porn g Eiilcott " Y, Oct. 2S 1881
cd ~ First Sergeent Sept 1884, was charter mem.
62s; presented TO the Post costly SILK ag: was eys1
one OF lis most euergetic and enthusiastic heipern He
MAS an ofcer In the @ and Master 10 the Grange
He was honored admired and loved by ali who knew
him. HIS widow and one son survive him.
6UTHRIE-Near Ttppecauoe, O., Aug g. David A.
Guthrie. aged 50 years. He enlisted April 1894 in
96fh Ohio; was discharged July TO- 1885 BELONGED
to 5ohn 4 Norris Post, 4eS, Dessyfiie, o.
HAMAAN.-At Bethlehem Pa sept. l. Edward
Hamman. He was born at Easton, Pa Ane. 90 ISld
ne enlisted Oct y 1851, IN Battery q, Pa Indt L. A..
SapG Josepn y. Knaps Wa woundedat Front ROYAL
Va, Nay p ie61; ~ the battle Of Wauhatc,e sfser
Al me onicep OF the battery killed OF Wosnded
ne TOOK command. and handled the battery till TIE
nattis Mas ever bf which no rscsive6 h0norsbJo nnen.
ton. Ae rs-sniistsd 10 Jsnuary 1884, and wss mns
1854 He was Past Commands q ]. z, Taylor POI