The National tribune., 1904-04-21
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BfRKBECk.-At Vineyard Cal. Jan. co. Albert
Wallace Birkbeck. aged GO years, eight months and
I'm the civil made him a sufferer all his earthly
days after their nfction yet was he patient, nncom
planning and industrious.
COBIN-At Walton, y. V, Dec. II, 1908, James H.
Goblin. He horn at Giboa Schoharie Co. n. Y,
Ian ss fnn q IL s Co. n y M ssp
Marvin Post, at Walton. He leaves widow, son and
daughter.
DOUGALL-At Palmyra. Neb., March 5, William
J. Douga Comrade Dougall was born Sept. I. 1912. at
Schenectady N. " enlisted in 1861. In The 44ih n "
promoted TO Sergeant; mustered out July /. 1865 He
leaves q widow and four children
HEyERLY.-At his home. near Uiahville, Clear
field Co. Pa; Feb :, William r Heyeriy. aged ID. q
Pa and by detail to special service as driver for Pa
battery.
March !, John l.. Hinsch 1890 Ind, aged 60 years
Comrade Hnsch was a member Of Halter Post, 1885,
Mark Center, o.
KIRscH.-At the home Of Charles Karp Lewis
burg Pa Dec - 1905. Frederick Kirsch. in the sist
year of his age. He was born Aug u.s. 1913 near Bonn
Pa and was comrade Of Andrew Gregg Tucker Posi-,
81 Lewisburg. Pa.
KRATZ-At Cleveland. O., Sept. "a, 1908, Jacob
He was born in wurtemburg, Germany, Nov. :. 1887;
came with brother the United States in 1855; set
red Elizabeth Kibler enlisted Sept TO- 1861 in F.
s7th Ohio participated In the numerous battles sieges
sn e o. vi.
was confined in AndersonviIle and suffered the tor
exchanged he was sent 10 Jefferson barracks Hospital
where he lay six weeks before he could be home
south He Was member of Forest City Post ceve-
land, o. Internent was at Lake View Cemetery.
INDsAY.-At his home, Beaver Township Bay
County, Mich, Jan. ID, Lorenzo b. Lindsay. He was
July H. 1924, in Aiegany County, n Y; enlisted
Sept II. 1884 In ssd Indpt BATTERY l. A.. n IS y;
discharged Petersburg, Va, 1853; removed 10 Mich
gan In 1867 His widow ant two sons survive him.
McCOY.-At the home of his daughter, Mrs John
II. Gwin, MountaindaIe Cambria Co., Pa, on Feb. 90
Dem Mc{ 'Oy. months
He served two enlistments In, and died proudly pos
MEDLEM~At North Springfield, o.. Feb q. Isaac
Medlen. He served his country we'll for four years i'm
18th Ohio widow and three daughters survive him
MILLETT.-At Princeton, Mimi, Hiram Millett
Co. Il, 9th MINI. COmrade Mllett was born in Maine
moved to Minnesota before the war; and enlisted in Co
b, 9th Mimi. in which organization he served until
SON to mourn his death The funeral was conducted
by Wallace /. Rines Post, AZ.
PoLLARD-At ST. Louis. Mo-. Feb. "a, Henry Pol
lard The outbreak OF the rebellion found him
er In Vermont. lie enlisted In the sth W.T. and was
to Captain and 10 Major After the war-in lssO~he
was elected 10 Congress from the Chcothe Mo DIS
som POST Isl. st. Louis, NO., when Comrade W. T.
Sherman was Commander Maj. Pollard was repeated
" Commander of The Post since then. Interment was
at Chillicothe lie was eminent In Masonry, and a
member of Tuscan Lodge, 800, A. f. and A. NJ, ST.
FOssoN.-At Key West, Fla Dec. "a, 1sOs Edward
Posson aged 81. His residence 27S Perkins Ave,
Ohio 6s f tnr IN
Recovering he enlisted In the I'd n: y H. A. He was
wounded Aug H. 1864. and remained i'm hospital at
Washington b. C until July O. 1865, when he was dis
charged under general orders. He had shell wound
of right ankle which never healed but caused dis
ease Of the system from which he suffered all
the remainder OF his life He had two ampuations of
right leg He was hero in the way he bore his Attic
ton and was beloved by all who knew him. He was
OF the 81 pensioners and that rate. to private
gives an idea Of his disability. He never married, as
he said that afflicted ought not TO marry. He
| was lovingly mnisered to by his sister augusta I.
POsson who with him when he passed away. In
terment al Cleveland.
March g. Samuel s. Taylor. He enlisted in Co. II Olst
Pa and was promoted the rank Of Second Lieuten-
ant Death resulted from injuries suffered by being
thrown from his buggy He leaves q widow. four sons
and five daughters.
TEFFT-At Arlington, VT. Feb q. Oscar w. Teft
aged "a years. He was Commander OF Dudley Post.
RHODABARGER-At Emlenton, Pa, Feb. a.
Abraham Rhodabarger Co. A. l2is Pa, aged 81 years
VILLA MS--At Dawn. Mo-. Feb. 20, John Fl. Will
Iiams aged SO years HesenSted Sept. o. 1854 in Co.
Il, 25th Wis., and served till the war ended