The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-05-26
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Will publish without
war of the rebellion other wars We do this as q
matter OF general interest to survivors Of
THE NATioSAL TRIRrSE is the only publication
having large general circulation among those who
participated in tine war Of the rebellion. and other
means IL offered to the scattered survivors Of regiments
TO learn Of the deaths Of companonsi arms of the
sos. Comrades and others invited send to THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, af er death as possible a
brief sketch being particular to give and place OF
DEATH company aud regiment date of enlistment date
what family is left by the deceased Further the
party sending sketch should state whether he was a
to what POS, he belonged: or if = member OF other
Orders, state the names of these.
CARR-In Richmond Township, Pa. April 90 Ca
leb Carr, Co. G, I69th Pa lie Q member Of Lieut.
CROwLEY.-At Milwaukee, wis, April 25, John
Crowley. Farrier Co. g. ID Wis. Cav Comrade Crow
was mustered out March 6, 1885.
Is GAMMIs. Is, 4. peabody. KAN April 9, David L.
belonged to Peabody Post 50: was a Mason and con-
sistent worker In the Presbyterian Church.
Harmon. He born in Floyd County, Ind, sept. o.
is4s In July 1851 at New Albany, Ind. he enlisted
amer participating In ali of the numerous battle: and
severe campaigns in which the regiment engaged
HENRY.-At Bridgeport. o., Of nHrmities of age,
Samuel Henry, in his ssth year. He was II member OF
BIanum Post Funeral services April 8. Rev. John A.
..sd 1; vs.1. 81 No. Feb AZ
KINEY.-At Manvel. Tex. March il, Of paralysis,
Benz. I: Kiney, He s served In Co T, ed Ill.
NJ 1asn He was to ss Be- a s yeSrss
Union veteran In West Virginia, being In the 55h year
Va and served iii the war WAS over having been dis
charged with his company In June, 1865. He was
his community faithful friend model husband and
father. }. w. Holiday Post T. Wheeling, of which
he was loved and useful member conducted his fi-
after his days work was done. lie leaves q widow
MIIIEK-At santa barbara Gal Dec N ,oo,
Joshua ~ Miller aged Go years. Ii months and three
days He served two enllsments In de ense OF the
Union first III Go. il, 36h Iowa. and, second In Co d.
18th Iowa lie was frithtul there, he faithful In
's ilxSf O. Newport Ina March 81 rhoma,
Nichols &C nandeI Of shiloh Post 49, He born
June ~ ls44 enlisted Aug 49, isss In Co b. s5lh Ind;
citizen. Ritual burial by his Post; religious ceremo-
oWESsAt aiaIers' mome Rris,al pFeafhe h,,,,
49, sanford ~ owens aged 81 years lie served four
was ambulance driver for Gen. Burnside.
PATTEksoN.-At Alberta, o.. Jan. l, Robert rat
terson aged ~ years lie enlisted In 1851 Co d. sd
Ohio; marched with Shermans legions from Atlanta
to the Sea lie r. irded himself for years az the
two year, his life he was totally blind His nenson
was 81 month.
KAPEIs-At stella Neb., April %. John NJ. Raner
l5lst Ill., ComraGe Kaper born In Monroe O Irty'
IND, and soon after Ills parents removed to Brown
m. Missouri thence TO Kansas and in Isss t.
stella Ne6 The funeral services were under the
five grandchiid en- SUI vve him. "'' 'l''"'e' ana
sIoakW i Iownyille Pa. April s. W Liam
neral services were under the auspices OF Lieut. VIM
]. Gleason Post 3j.
WEDDLE.-A1 Vallonia. Ind, March 7, Henry
Harrison Nedde, Co. e. 25th Ind He was Officer OF
the Day Of Goron Tanner Post $780, Department OF
Indiana, at the TINE Of his death.
VALIQCETTE-At Rutland, VT. April g. Benja-
min Willamette. aged GO years. He was born at st.
Martins Quebec In 1885, and settled In Rutland when
young man, moving West later. He entered Lew
In July 1891 he Teensed. In Co. G. 18th Ind as First
Lieutenant: WAS wounded at Murfreesboro, Jan z 1853
tain 'F
WELcH.-At iico Mo-, March q, Robert WEIGH.
aged az years. He served in Missouri regiment
| Comrade WEIGH was member Of Buffalo Post, ISL A
widow survives.
WORTH.-At Cleveland o., April Henry b. Worth
He was born III Schoharie County, N. Y jan H. Is37
He served three years In the 10Th Ill., and with ii par.
tcipated In the principal and decisive battles OF ha
West fought by the Army Of the Cumberland He was
valued member of Memorial Post aud prominent il,
the Congregational Church. "