The National tribune., 1904-06-23
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THE NATIoSAL TRIBUNE will publish. -fhont
charge brief notices Of the deaths Of soldiers Of the
Of the rebellion other wars We - this as q
matter OF general interest to survivors OF these
THE NATIqSAL TRIBUNE Is the only publication
having q large general circulation among those who
participated In the war Of the rebellion. and other
offered to the scattered survivors of regiments
to learn Of the deaths Of companionsin- of the
6ga Comrades and others are invited to send to THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE. soon after death possible. .
brief SKETCH being particular TO give date and place
death company aud regiment date Of enlistment. date
Of dsehaIgs and other facts regarng service and to
party sending sketch should state whether he Was
member Of the Grand Army Of the Republic, and Il so
Orders, state the names Of these.
BIssEIL.--At Ravenna, Ohio May g. Geo NJ Bis
sell aged 81 In 1864 he enlisted In Battery NJ st
Ohio Art was transferred TO Co Dahigren's Battery
April II 1885, and mustered out July a. 1865 His father
and brother served In the6th Ohio Cav lie Is survived
by hts mother and = brother
BRooks.1At Indian Lake, n. y, ,'Nfareh 81, Joel
Brooks Co. b, I'D N. Y, and Go. X. ID N. Y. Cav
sged s2 years. He leaves a widow three sons and two
BuRNHAM.-At Essex. Mass, May Is, David n
Burnham. Co. Il. ist Mass ii. A.. aged Gs years and II
months He enlisted July g. 1852 and was discharged
Burnham was member Of II: r: sargen. Post Iss,
Ho1sie Bardck He was born at Hopkintss e. City. r.
l.. July T. ls33 Enlisted May Is. 1862 in Go. b. 9Th H.
!. and served until the war ended:
t rENSn y Mani, Fnn Fla Mar March D. VIM Fem
Feb n A. 1873 H He served In the United States Navy
from 1854 to 1851 He was resident Of Lock port H.
in 1861 when he enlisted In the Chicago Mercantile
Battery. H. L. A. lie served with his command until
July, 1865 For several years comrade Fem had been
Assistant Registry Clerk In the Jacksonville (Ela
Post Office He was member Of O NJ. Michel Post.
Of Jacksonyill.. Fla Intermen. was q. Evergreen
Cemetery, Jacksonville cOmrade Fem len yes n Wild
ow. also one sister the latter residing in California
FIsHER-At Losmi, m, May a. John NJ. Fisher
Fisher enlisted Aug 1857 and served until July a.
1859 He was al prisoner :, Of wi, war when the regiment
two daughters and one son.
FLICK.-At kmersburg. Pa. April %, John Flick,
10 1852 and because Of disability discharged July
Is. lsaa widow and Ave children survive
GILLETTE-At Waldo, Fla, June l. Wm ~ GIL.
lette, Co. H, 9Ah Ohio aged g. Discharged June s
1855. He was member OF Union Post. q! and the
HARDERs.-:At Soldiers Home, Dayton Ohio
May II. Frederic Harders He was born In 1881 in
Norfolk Holstefn, Germany. and came to America IN
his youth He married In 1855. While visiting in fnd
at the opening Of the civil war, he enlisted In Co
u, SD Ind He settled after the war In OwensborO
KY, where he universally esteemed as a worthy
citizen. an Industrious upright man. orderly and con-
Church. and an esteemed comrade of James s. jack
| son Post He is survived by his sons. George and
HARRINGToN.-At his home. sss Elk ST., Buffalo.
" May May .ls 49, Michael cha msa,rinsen seaman s.
| which Comrads Harrington was q member.
lsas David ysi as,n s n,n, MINI
Hern WAS born In Clinton, Me- April 5. lsaa He was
widow three daughters and two son. snrVixe h,m
| HOCkMAS.-At Ashland. Mass, Matthias Hook
l man, 60. n, "a MASS. COanrade Hickman wac do
tailed sharpsho0er and participated In nearly ali
the great battles OF the Army Of the Potomac He was
the funeral services 'Tentng on the Old "els "s%a
Ground" was sung as the body lowered into ne
grave Comrade Hickman Is survived by widow
JENsEN:.-At arantsburs. Wis. May 3, Hans Jan
sen, aged as as years He ~ was born DO In Norway. Hs
was q charter member Of w. S. Rosecrans Post 40
drantsburg He leaves widow, daughter and three
yOHNsoN-At wamsley, Ohio April II, Elias N
member Of W. A. Bailey Post sIo, Department OF s1ho
| JOYCE-At Cincinnati, o., May Is, Robert Joyce
as c
1852 and d. was mustered out as LIEUTENANT Colonel
Post, 81. Hamilton. o. and Mason widow and q,
| children survive
denly Of heart failure John W. Raufmsn,% % aged doS g
years He Was leading merchant, trustee for ls srg,
som post Comrsde Kaufman was born q. Day,on nan
Ohio bur at the outbreak Of the great rebellion was 81
down his books, he urged his classmates to take ui
arms In defense Of the Union. A company was benii
man and his schoomates were sccspted and were 500,
st the front He served private and Sergeant only
cessiul leader in whatever underook it only shove @
what Arm material the grand armies were compose,
commanders widow, son and two daughters n AM .n
vive him and are well provided for. '''
MCEWEN.-At Wausau Wis, May I. Joseph Mr.
Even, He was born at Sligo Pa. April q. 1854 H
and became q pioneer who attained eminence an,
honor in the country he helped 10 suodne 10 civil
zaion, though he changed his residence at differen
times In l56l he enlisted In the Sth Wis Battery
the battle OF MurffeesbOro he thrown nom hi
horse and sustained injuries that resulted In paralysi
and finally blindness. He was promoted 10 QuarteI
With that bank. He leaves widow, two sons aud tw
MOONEY-At the home Of his son. John A
Mooney. At Curllsvilie Clarion Co.. Pa, May 90 Leu
John Mooney. Co. y. iS5th P1, aged II years. He on
Listed H. is augsss 1852 mustered out because Of disab
s and es :: ysss ne
He had held membership IN J. B. Loomis Post, CIarioT
Pa Five OF the boys that went out with him acted
p1llossfem tivs sous ana four daughtsn survive
Meyer. who served bis country in the ranks Of CO.
7th Pa Cav. Int0rment by his comrades ~ WA
sontOwn. Pa Hs leaves widow, . sister and tw
lbsothefa "
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