The National tribune., 1904-06-30
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE will publish, without
charge brief notices of the deaths Of soldiers Of the
war OF the rebellion other wars. We do this as
matter Of general interest to survivors Of these wars
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Is the only publication
having a large general circulation among those who
participated In the war Of the rebellion and no Other
means Is offered to the scattered survivors Of regiments
to learn Of the deaths of cOmpaniOnsinarm arms Of the
eos Comrades and others are invited to send to THU
NATIONAL TRIBUNE as soon afer death as possible.
death company aud regiment date of enlistment date
Of discharge and other facts regnr1ng service and to
party sending sketch should state whether he was
member Of the Grand rmy of the Republic and SC
to what Post he belonged: or If Q member of Other
Orders state the names Of these
BELNAP.-At Ridgeway, Pa April T. Ezra 6. Bel
nap CO. ID, issd Pa, aged 81 years
BOWMAN.--At Glasgow, Pa. June 3. George w.
member of David Trax well Post. 42, Glasgow, Pa A
widow, one son and six daughters survive:
T. Rrigden, aged 65 He enlisted May is. 1851 in Co
g, e3d N. Y, and served with his command until its
vilIes to offer his services to his country For the
past 20 years Comrade Brigden had been an invalid
While In the service He was q member OF Doty Post
nunk. Pa. March 30 Edward Butler. 10 c. lst Del
aged Il. Comrade Butler was born I'm Chester Pa lie
July ss isis He was pensioned pens % at sio per month
,o hoLLEN;-At oil 81 GLASGOW, Pa May L. VIM C. Hol-
HoffcK3St Altoona, s' Pa. MAJ May Is. syr Thomas L.
Houck, aged IS YEAR, He served his country Cor
pOIhi Ill SO ~ yU0tn "a. III Gen. HArtraDftS DIVISION
OF 0ne-year men Comrade Houck was of the best
OF soldiers, and an enthusiastic working member oil
Fred q. Ward Post 46s, in which he ably served as
and Commander, and at his death he was serving as
J.VC and Trustee By his own request two of his old
company served as palbearer, Comrades III. v. Carls
and j. >. Alexander.
HORTON.-At his home In Grand Rapids Mich,
May 10, John H. Horton He served in Co. D. 18th
y. \. Cav. COmrade Horton waJ Commander of Innes
Post at the time of his DEATH He leaves widow and
two daughters and large circle of friends to mourn
his death. His widow, Mrs. NJ. A. Horton took his
place on Memorial Day at the unvang of the monu-
ent at the g. r. lot In Fairplans Cemetery. Grand
Rapids Comrade Horton was q 33d Degree Mason
LAFARG GE-At Waisworth, New, Jan. $, Peter l.
Fargo, 18th ILL.,, aged "a years
MATHEWS.-At Roswell, n. NJ, Jacob B. Mathews
Co. NJ 5th Tenn. Cav. Born in Woodbury., Tenn, May
lS41 enlisted sept 1868; mustered Aug 2 1865
Member of Henry W. Lawton Post. Is, Roswell, n. NJ.
widow. one son and two daughters survive
MINTON.-At Xenia. o., May Z, j. X. Minton 4ltll
Ohio three years) and sth Ohio Cav Zone year, aged
7a - =
RIcHARDSON.-At watertown, Mas. April 30
Thomas Richardson, Co. il, LIST Mass. Cav. COmrade
Richardson was member of Post 80, Arlington, Mass
The interment was at Mt Auburn Cemetery.
ROBINSON.-At Celeron, y. y, March %, w. j.
Robinson, Go. e, 2ist Pa Cav, aged 81 years
STURDEVANT-At Youngsville. Pa. May Is.
Henry Sturdevant, Co. c, 2Ist Pa, aged IS years.
SwAN.-At LeaveDworth, Kan, Geo W. swan Co.
III, Sd Mo-, aged S9 Comrade Swan was living near
Warrensburg Mo-, in 1861 when he forced to leave
his home. which was burned by the rebels He went
TO st. Louis NO. and there enlist ed serving two years
until discharged for disability He Is survived by
children.