The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-05-05
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AUsMAN.-At Eau Claire Wis. March TO- Fredsr-
lex Ausman. Co. E, I'd Wis. Interment at Elk Mound,
BARNEY.-At Buck Valley, Fulton Co, Pa. March
Is Isaac Barney aged IS yars served his country
years q devoted member of the Christian Church.
HOWLAND.-At Adams Neo:. March ;. OF Brghrs
Sept. l. 1888 He enlisted I'm Co. J. saith Ill, Dec II,
1851 was promoted to Corporai mustered cut for disa
ted In many battles and trying campaigns He is sur
yved by three sisters and was never married He was
Of Adams. Funeral services BY GAR. ana LOOT.
K1UFMAN-At Adams Neb., March Il, John NJ
Kaufman. He was born at Mfiin, Pa. Dec Is 1895;
married Elizabeth Dunn. of Miin. in 1855; enlisted
paigns Of Gettysburg Antistam Chancellosviiie and
the wilderness He leaves widow four sons AN, and
100, of which he was Commander at the time or bis
KTNG-At Hampden. o., JAM 10, EIeazer A. King,
aged y years. 10 days He was born In Hampton and
from there entered the Union army enstlng In Co e.
10th Ohio, In which he served three years He Was
captured by the enemy at the battle Of Perryvle and
KINTER-At Mt Holly Springs, Pa. March Il.
seventies endured In the service: He served three
years and was Sergeant In Co. f. 18th Pa Cav; good
soldier, at his post
LANGDELL-At Eau Claire Wis, Feb. 16 Horace
Ms Co O. 10Th y n iH'sfmsn' = "aunekse'
PINcKNEY.-At his home in Madison Valley.
Madison County Mont, March L. DR.. c. NJ. Pinckney.
He born i'm Salem, Mich, Jan. ii, 1888. Aug. Il
1862 he enlisted In CO. H. 5th Mich Cav served three
at Fort Leavenworth KAN June 10, 1855.
THOMPSON.-At Angola, y. Y, March 6, DR. JUS
tin q. Thompson. He WAS born In Stockton n. IL,
July 81 1897 He went into the army as Second Lieu
tenant, Co. G, i5th N Y: was afterwards Assistant
surgeon, then Surgeon of the nth y. u. He Past
Commander of Aver Post, 20; Past Master OF Lodge
26l +. & A. NJ under whose auspices the funeral SER
vices conducted. The Post and Lodge, together
with the Order of the Eastern Star Of which he
member, severaly attended i'm a body. He was q
noble soldier, faithful comrade, and much beloved
citizen.
WALDRON.-At Welaka, Fla, April g. c. f. Wall
dron. He was born Cleveland. O., April 4, lsii
When he was Is years Of age his parents moved TO
Painesville o., whence he enlisted In the Union army
under LincOins first Gail for threemonths volunteers
reenstiEg for three years under the first three
CALL in the 29th Ohio AT Charlottesville battle he
was captured AMI after three weeks in Libby was ex-
cessive steps until commissioned Lieutenant. In 1885,
March 3. AT Chesanng. Mich, he married Miss Emma
Stearns, who, with their four children, survives him.
In 1869 he removed 10 Florida. Florida newspaper
said OF him. after his DEATH 'He virtually the
cornerstone of Welaka. > He was a man OF
great energy and ambition and 1t was his desire
his section the home of his old comrades-n arms
settled in that neghb0rhood and the village has been
made to assume air of prosperity For this great
help, and for his kindness neighbor and fnend.
he held I'm The highest esteem of every the
Peninsula. He was a devoted husband and father
loyal Fioridian, and true, heightened gentleman. He
active AMI useful member of the GAR, be-
longing to Pomona Post, Department of Florida
YOUNG.-At Kenton, Ohio, Dec. "a, 1903, Albert
Young aged So years, three months and IL days. He
the battle of the Wilderness resulting in the loss Of the
left leg.