The National tribune., 1904-06-09
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charge brief notices Of the deaths Of soldiers Of the
war of the rebellion other wars We do this as Q
matter OF general interest to survivors Of these wars
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Is the only publication
having . large general circulation among those who
participated In the OF the rebellion. and NO other
means is offered to the scattered survivors Of regiments
to learn of the deaths Of compani0ns-narms OF the
eos Comrades and others are invited to send to The
NArIoNAL tribune, rs soon afer death as possible .
death compsny aud regiment date Of enstment. date
Of discharge and other facts regarding service and to
party sending sketch should state whether he was a
member Of the Grand Army of the Republic, and 4 30
TO what Post he belonged or If . member OF other
Orders. state the names OF these
Clarence smith, in Mount Vernon, n r. April p.
after an illness Of more Than year Dr. Joshua NJ
so me Of was hsS1 e0iY m OF
ectual, emnentiy moral, intensely patriotic stock
Every generation Of his ancestors IN Amerca from
men who experienced active war and displayed brav-
ery snd ss IN in had
fought at Wyoming. and but four Of them survived
the 'ha, they Were at the from,
greatgrandfathers fought In the American armies In
the Revolution. When the war for the Union began
he having graduated from medical college, was prac-
ticlng medicine in Wyoming County. Pa but his pat
riosm placed the integrity OF his country above all
Pa cav Displaying the qualities that make men valll-
able to their country and mark them great he was pro-
NOTED from the ranks to rank and became Captain OF
the company. list Of the engagements in which he
participated would fill several times the space Of this
or detail In the Wilderness he was badly wounded,
and all his subsequent years suffered from the wound.
Alter the war he returned TO his home and his fellow
citizens by majority approximating unanimity sent
him to the State Legislature. He praetice medicine
In New York City for some years, attaining emInence
there he did everywhere, by his learning and abili
ties He leaves widow and four childien-Mrs SIN tn,
Carey, and DR.. Chauncey s. Carey. Of Elmira n. W a
sister, MIS-. Emily VannOstran, of Wayerley, n. Y,
and two brothers. DR.. ID. q. Carey, OF Elmira. and
Judge Henry ID. Carey OF Westchester County n "
GLOVER.-At LanesborO, Mass, April /, Morton +.
Glover. He served In the ADD Mass. Art. For some
years he was L. - Smeiter at Carson City He leaves
some time. he, with his family, resided In East Dur
ham, n. Y. He was All active citizen and much inter
ested In politics. his influence being felt strongly v
his Congressional District. He was q member Of the
q. A. X and an advanced Mason.
HEM!NWAY.-At Frewsburg, Pa. April II. OF
heart disease, Albert Heminway. aged 66 years He
the Wilderness resulting lower part Of his
right leg.
HOUGHLAND.-At EIdon. Iowa, March 25, Will
july r. sa being taken to Iowa by his parents in 1885,
He enlisted July Is, 1852 In Co. +, 10th Iowa dis
charged Corporal In February 1853 and from that
e nUsd nn has n aea,n S ~as M a was patriot
kERDOLFF.-At Newport, Ind. Feb. 10, John FL.
Kerdoin He was born at Cincinnati, o., Sept 20 iS44
enlisted July 1881. In Co. b. 9th Ohio; was dis
MARSHALL.-At Johnsonburg Pa April 20 An
thony NJ Marshall Co. b, 2O7th Pa, aged 81. He was
member 1 OF w: d. Myers Post tS4 JoLnstonburs Pa
MARSHAL Chillicothe, o.. April 20. William
Marsh lie was born Jan. o. l843 I'm Lower Salem, O.
He enlisted in September 1861 in Co y. 42d Ohio was
by A. l.. Brown Post, OF lhiiilcothe.
MARZLCFE-At Chllic0the o., April g. Ferdi-
nand Marziun He was born In scioia County. Ohio,
In May. s4 and In the civil served his country as
Corporal In Co. A. 149th Ohio.