The National tribune., 1904-06-02
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having large general circulation among those who
participated in the war of the rebellion and no other
is offered To- the scattered survivors of regiments
to learn Of the deaths of companionsn- Of The
COS Comrades and others are invited to send to TIL
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, soon afer death possible. a
brief sketch being particular to give date and place of
death, company arid regiment date of enlistment date
of discharge and other facts regarding service and to
state what family is ef by the deceased. Further. the
party sending sketch should state whether he a
member OF the Grand Army of the Republic. and If so
TO what Post he belonged: if q member of other
Orders state the names of these.
BOUTON.-At Soldiers Home, NOroton, Conn, on
Feb -, Theodore W. Bouton, Co. A, 2sih Conn.
Burleton. He was born in Litton, England, Nov. -,
1s0 to the United 81 aes i'm 1850; enlisted at Lock
ind'pt Battery L. A. and was discharged April g. 1852
FlNCH.-At Anna. III, Feb =. Andrew ID. Finch.
enlisted Sept T. 1861, in Co. A, lst Ohio L. A.; rensed
as veteran December 1868; was captured at the bat
Tie of stone River and for several months confined in
Libby Prison He removed to Anna, ILL.,, in 1867
affiliated with Anna Post 55s.
FrLLER.-At North Springfield. w.t. Feb. 25 A "a
enlisted Sept l0. 1862 in Co. III, 18th VT; discharged
Corporal July 80. 1853. He participated In different
GIBBs.-At Modesto ILL.,. March 8. 1908, after sur
gca operation, John Gibbs aged 6s years. Comrade
Gibbs served In Cos and b. Goth H. years and
10 months. and discharged at New Orleans La for
disability; He was twice wounded, once being at the
siege OF Nicksburg. widow and one son survive
HOOVER.-At Bushnell, ILL.,, Feb II, H. X. Hoover.
He was born Aug 10, 1sio at Sunbury, Pa; enlisted in
discharged Aug Is 1884 He was dispatch bearer for
Gems. Fremont Halleck Pope and Rosecrans at diff
rid Vcksbre cornh and otners He 0 Was cn'n
rade OF the q. r., member of the Masonic Order q
H. P an Eastorn Star, and belonged to other similar
HOWE.-At his home On the Wild Rice, near wah-
peton N d., Feb. g. T. s. Howe. He was born in 1855,
In Jefferson County, N Y: served volunteer for
three years In the 18th Mich: a member Of +. T.
Sumner Post I. Department of North Dakota. He
was OF the earliest pioneers In Rchland County
having settled 81 years ago the farm on which he
resided continuously until he died there In the home
ne had wrought from q state Of nature
KING.-At Hampden, o., Jan. 10, Eeazor A. King,
aged y years and nine days Death a result OF
Mountain. He served three years In Co. f.. l05h Ohio
He was member OF Reed Post. at Chardon, o. His
son. G. f. King, lives at Hampden.
MITCHELL-At Norwalk. Conn, IAN 90. William
Mitchell aged 6s years He was First Lieutenant in
Co. H. 18th Conn. In the assault Port Huds June
II, 1868. he was wounded four times.
NORDHAUS.-At StaRwOOd. Iowa. Dec II, 1903,
avsd e SaJ in o@Ta Nav Ja9 s sls
1885, enlisted in New York regiment In the civil war;
was In the campagns ana battles Of the Army Of the
ter. He was honored by a recommendation from his
Commanding General for promotion for bravery; was
wounded in front OF Petersburg. His burial was by
the GAR, comrades attending from adjacent towns
lie went TO Stanwood in 1872 and for many years was
one Of the prominent Citizens socially and CONNER
cally.
KAMER.-At Hinckley, H., Jan. IS. Anthony Ra-
mer. lie was born in Crawford County, Ohio, March
H. 1872; enlisted JAN -, 1863 in the 18th ILL., cav was
discharged In Fall OF 1860 Death by blood
poisoning which resulted from wound received I'm
service. a widow and one daughter survive him
sELDEN.-At Brooklyn, ~ T., Sept. IA. 1903. Hen
ry M Seden, who served his country volunteer In
the 2lst Conn.
sMITH.-At Stamford Conn, June "a 1903 Charles
L. smith. aged 10 years He served in Co. b. 2sth Conn
was wounded in leg June IA, 1863 Port Hudson
STURDENAST-AtS Stanwood. Iowa, Feb TO- VIII
tired NJ Stnrdeyant formerly Sergeant, CO. B, 7th ILL.,
sYLV ESTER.-At Townsend, Mas Feb "a vii.
liam r. sylvester, aged 90 years. He II comrade
of TO. ID of "A Massachusetts, regiment.
VAUGIiAN.-At Wheaton, ILL.,, Nov o. 1903 James
NJ. Vaughan aged 63 years, leaving widow and two
sons In grief Comrade Vaughan enlisted Aug lG Isfi
HfIdt
OF the company until late in 1863 when he recruited
company and was commissioned First Lieutenant of
Heavy Artillery While In the 7th I'll. CAV Aug y,
1852 his horse was shot under him. In April 1853 on
the Grierson Raid, from Lagrange, Tenn. he was
wounded several buckshot being lodged in his thighs
some Of which were never extracted He was tax EN-
by Capt. Asa W. Mcdonald to private house adjacent
aud left for care until able TO proceed. The Captain
and his