The National tribune., 1906-03-01
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%. 1905. William L. Anderson, aged So
years years, and IS days comIade Anderson
member of Philips POST. s7s. G. A. r..
Department of Illinois He is survived by
a widow; one son and one daughter.
16. 1906 Joseph Fl. Barnes. comrade
Barnes was Colonel Of the
18th Mass MAST At the time Of his death he
Custom House. A brave soldier and a
worthy citizen.
o BLY TIL Fulton, Ohio Feb. 4,
County F,fs scotland, Aus; p, Issi.
T. 1906 David 5. cumS fns.a Captain ai ' CO.
II. 64th Ohio. Comrade Cummins was a
member of the famous Sherman Brigade.
David Darr. Co: F. 1s7th Ohio. He is
DEE.--At the home of his daughter.
10. 1905. julius w. Dee. Comrade Dee
was member of the 1osth N. Y.
DG aSe "a. n Blue Hill, Kan, Jan;
years, 10 months and II days. Comrade
Durham served in Co. A, 168th N. Y.
and was a member of Cedron Post. 2Ss,
G. A. r., Department Of Kansas He is
survived by two sons and a daughter.
DoTENMAt Plymouth Rock, Mass,
Jan; 1s' 1905: Samuel K. Doten, aged ss
Plymouth Rock Guards. E. 10Th Mass.
GARRISON.-At Marcellus, Mich, Jan.
e. 1905 : John f. Fl G.
He was detailed as Hospital Steward and
several times as Assistant to Brigade
Elliott Seing conaideped very eapable
and efficient man. AT the time of his
death he was q prominent operator on
HEFFRON.--At Warrensburg, N. Y,
Feb. z. 1906. Patrick Hebron. aged "A
years. Comrade Heffron was born in
| Two Lon <<f fit
He enlisted in Co. /. 9sth n: Y, following
the fortunes of that fighting regiment
until discharged in 1865. He was an en-
ter member of Cbarette Post, $50. G. A.
r., DEPARTMENT Of New York
JOHNSON.--At Grfnnell, Iowa, Feb IL,
1906, George ID. Johnson, aged 50 years.
Comrade Johnson served in Co. F, 65th
Ohio, for three years and three months.
being in II battles and not of duty dur
.joBE.-At Aida, Heb.. Feb. 7. 1906.
simeon c. lobe, aged 63 years. Comrade
Jobe served In Co. ssd III HIS easket
he fought to save and was followed to
his his last resting place by nearly the en-
JUDGE.-At National Military Home.
liam Judge. Comrade Judge was a mem
Der of Co. I, Sd Mo. He Is survived by
III MAN g Denver, Colo, Jan: q.
1905. George A. Hanlin; aged 81 years,
member Of CO. K. I4otn Pa. Funeral
services were conducted by Croker
Post, of which he was a member, and the
his sons belonged. He was buried with
the full honors of these Orders in Fair
mount Cemetery: The address was de-
him a high tribute as faithful soldier,
an upright citizen and a true husband
KEfM.aAt Newport, Pa. Jan. IT.
1906, A. Fred Kefm. He served I'm Co.
D, 18th Pa, and was saa 2 member OF New
pert Nos sas5le has' S seS g. A ohio Fl Feb
1906, John North. .Comrade North served
in Co; B. 18th Ohio; He Is survived by
a widow seven children and several
osBORN.-At Denver. Colo, Feb. IA,
1906, Joseph G. Osborn, aged so years.
COLO. Cav. He Is sur erEsa by two brotS 30
ers.
MORAN.--At Johnstown, Ohio, Feb. S,
six se' months al days lan ce a@sa Seran
served in CO. A. 18TH Ohio. and was a
member Of Ira 2; French Post. G: A; R.,
PHILLIPPI-At New Way. Ohio, Jan.
80. 1906, Jeremiah Phillippi. aged 76
5. 18th Ohio. and was 4 member Of Ira
?; French Post, G. A. R., Department Of
sCOTT.-At Hazel Dell, Iowa, Jan. "a,
1906, George w. Scott, aged 81 years.
Comrade Scott served in Co. D, 9Th
Iowa, and was charter member Of Mai
Lyman Post. 502, G. A. r., Department Of
Iowa.
VAN DUsEN-At Salem, Ore, Dec.
&c, 1905, Herman Van Dusen, aged 68
years. Comrade Van Dusen served in
Co. G., 18th u. s., and was member of
J. ]. Stevens Post, 81. Department OF
Oregon.
WOOD.-At Peabody. Kan. Dec. 8.
1905, Henry Wood. He served in Co. E,
21st N: Y. Cav. and was member of
Peabody Post, SO, Department Of Kan
sas. He is survived by a wife and one
son.
KLEINHAUS-At Rochester, N. Y,
Feb. 3, 1906, Adam Kleinhause, Co. e,
151st N. Y, and Co. B, 10th V. r. G.
Comrade Kleinhaus is survived by
widow.
McFADDEN.-At Mechanicstown. o.,
Dec. 4. 1905, Holmes McFadden, Co. A,
sd Ohio, aged IS years. Comrade McFad-
den is survived by widow.
kNOELLER.-At Jersey City, N. J.,
Jan. 80. 1906, Charles Knoeller, Co. B,
21st N. ]. Comrade Knoeller was a
charter member of Van Houten Post, G.
A. r., Department of New jersey.