The National tribune., 1904-06-16
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charge brief notices of the deaths Of soldiers Of the
matter of general interest survivors of these wars
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DEATH company aud regiment date of enlistment date
of discharge and other facts regarding service and to
party sending sketch should state whether he was
member Of 18th the Grand Army of the Republic and 4 s1
Orders, state the names Of these.
BEEBE--At Fillmore. Ohio, May Is, Parker Beebe
Co. A, sad Ohio Comrade Beebe was born in Rome
Township. Athens County Ohio. May 2s 1s43. The
funeral services were conducted Monday, May 10, by
Rev. {. @. Russell, of the Presbyterian Church Com
BRooKs.-At Indian lake, Y. V, March 81, Joel
a I'D an M 3D. coe
widow. three sons and two daughters survive
cARNAHAN:-At Monument, Colo. May 10. Jacob
Carnahnn, Co. f, 10th Iowa Comrade Carnaan was
born in Wesmoreland County, Pa. and at the age OF
Al he enlisted in the 10th Iowa, serving until June =
1862 He pioneer settler i'll Ell Paso County Colo.
where he had resided for the past 33 years He was
Chaplain Of c. +. Coleman Post. 81. widow, four
ehdren ,nrnye many grandchildren and five
CoE-At Auburn, N. Y. May q. DR.. VIM. H; Coe.
listed in April 1861 In Co. G, 9Th n. Y; contracted
disease, from which he never wholly recovered, by
Peninsula discharged on that account in 1862; while
recruiting his health renewed his studies and by conf
petiye examination secured appointment as cadet in
the Medical Depar men of the United states; was pro-
moted to Assistant Surgeon. Y y Navy. in 1864 and
served AS such until the end of the war, when he conf
pletd his medical studies received his diploma and
settled down TO the practice of medicine. The body
was sent to Lima, \. ", for interment. He was a
meml er of Seward Post. of Auburn
PELCH ER.-At Wells, n. V, April Is, Nelson Pei
cher aged 5S years. Born in Lake Pleasant Hamilton
Co., n. V, he was reared by family named Wright,
who removed to Ohio. In August 1852 he enlisted,
under the name of Nelson Wright. m Co. b. l77th ONO,
and served to the end of the After the war he
turned to New York STATE and for many years was u
leading citizen of Hamilton County. He charter
member of the local Post, and always an active MEN,
ber
ROSS.-At Billings Mont, April 80, Hector Ross.
IntermOnt May at National Gene terry OIL the Custer
battlefield. He was born Sept y lS43 at Brantford,
Brant Co., On enlisted In Co. f. 57th I In 1861; vet
aEized, and served till the over an offi-
in the Fenan raid ronto Cam III 1866: served
term democratic Representative i'll the Iowa
Legislature, session of 1903 from Des Mones County;
served Government Miller at the Crow Indian
Agency, Mont. by appointment, In 1886. He leaves a
nent in the GAR
BAkEk.-At Kingston H.. April II, Nathan Baker.
aged "a years He enlisted Feb -. 1864 at Muncy Pa;
IN Co. Ii, 7th Pa. Cav ih which hiS eldest Pieisou
Baker was Corporal Interment was by Banes Post,
At Kingston, ILL., He Is survived by his widow three
daugh hters and three sons.