The National tribune., 1906-08-23
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lum 5ia County, o., Oct. b, lS3b. AT tne
age of 16 he enlisted at Monmouth. H..
in the 47th Ill. He leaves a widow and
five children-three daughters and two
sons.
| CARPENTER.-AtG Goshen. Ind. Jan.
2, 1906. Geo. W. Carpenter. aged 75.
Comrade Carpenter was Chief Musician
of Co. II. 18th Ind.
| HERRINGTON.-At Goshen. Ind,
Samuel c. G. Harrington, of Co. z, 57th
and seth Ind.
REPLOGLE.-At Goshen. Ind. March
| s, 1905, John Replogle, aged 50. Com
rade Replogle was a private in Co. A.
| SD Ind.
| TwIFORD-At Goshen. Ind. March
Is. 1906. VIM. Twiford. aged u. Com
rade Twiford belonged to Co. d. 100th
| Ind
RICHMOND-At Goshen. Ind.
March %. 1906. Francis r. Richmond.
aged 60. Comrade Richmond served in
Chicago Board of Trade Battery during
the civil war.
BUSS.-At Goshen, Ind. May IL.
1906. Henry T. Buss. aged 62. Comrade
| Buss served as a private in Co. F, 1st
". H. Cav
| KELLEY.-At Goshen, Ind. Jan. IS.
1906. VIM. w. II. Kelley. Comrade Kel-
ley belonged to Co. f. 11th Ohio.
DAVIS.-At Goshen. Ind. in April.
1906, Perry Davis. Sergeant of Co. *.
| 34th Ind.
KNAPP.-At Goshen. Ind. May 26.
1906. John w. Knapp. aged 65. Com
rade Knapp belonged to Co. B. 22d Ohio
| Battery
| FLANAGAN-At Townsend, Del.
| May "a. 1906, James Flanagan. aged So.
Comrade Flanagan served in Co. I. 39th
| Wis; Co. l, 1st Wis. Cav. ard organized
Co. A. 5fst Wis. of which he was COM
missioned First Lieutenant. He was a
member for nearly 90 years of Z. B.
Wolcott Post. Department OF Wisconsin.
but at the time of his death belonged to
Gen. Winfield s. Hancock Post, 20. De-
| partment of Delaware. He is survived
by widow and one son.
| BELL-At GAINESVILLE, o., April s.,
1906. Howard Bell. aged 64. Comrade
Bell served in Co. d. 2sth Ohio. and was
with Sherman during the march to the
sea. He leaves widow and daughter.
| PAINE.-At North Cambridge, Mass.
June I, 1906, Thomas W. Paine. He
was buried with Grand Army honors
June 10. in Cambridge Cemetery. Com
rade Paine served in Co. g. U. S. Eng.
Battalion. and was discharged as Ser
geant. He leaves a widow and two
daughters.
sELL-At Oakley, Mich. June 6.
| lJUu, ItleE sotli, w. l. OWN l. EsuSl-
neers and Mechanics.
| HULIN.-At Brady, Mich. May 9,
1906, Simeon s. Hulin, aged IA. Com
rade Hulin enlisted during the first year
of the war in Co. C. 18th Ohio. and
| fought bravely for his country until
1864, when he was honorabiy mustered
out He leaves a widow and two chill
dren, son and daughter.
! PARRY.-At Brooklyn. y. Y. June ),
| nf w.
Sharpshooters.' Comrade Parry was
well known as n musician.
| SHMIDT.-At Brooklyn, y. Y, June
7, 1906. Capt Max Schmidt, of the 58th
n. Y. Comrade Schmidt was a member
| OF Encampment No. 10, U. V. L., and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
him.
! 1906, Thos. Cane. Comrade Cane served
in Cos. d and l., 50th n. Y.
| TUCKER.-At Ripton, VT, June IL.
1906. Benjamin F. Tucker, aged "A. At
the outbreak of the civil war Comrade
Tucker entered the Union army as pri-
vate in the I'd U. s. Cav. was promoted
to Corporal in April, 1861, was in charge
of the White House for six days and
served with his company in and about
Washington till September, 1861. Later
he was commissioned Adjutant of the
1st Me. Cav. promoted to Captain of Co.
3 of this regiment and Lieutenant-Col-
onel by order OF Gen. Sheridan March.
| 1865. for gallantry in action at st.
Mary's Church. Va, where he was
wounded. Upon return to duty he was
placed in command of the Cavalry De-
partment of the Army of the Potomac.
which position he held till mustered out
Aug. 9, 1865. Comrade Tucker was a
member of Hale Post. G. A. r., of Rip
ton. and leaves a widow and two sons
/ by a former marriage.
| McQUERITY-At Cambridge. Neb..
July %. 1905. Van Buren, McQuerity
Comrade McQuerity served in Co. G,
10th Ind, and was a member of Post
1877. Cambridge, Neb.. Department of
Nebraska.
| WILLIAMS.-At his residence in
Brooklyn, n. Y, May II, 1906, T.
Dwight Williams. private. Co. B, 137th
Ohio. Comrade Williams was man OF
extended knowledge and great reader
! BLANCHER.-At Muir, Mich, June
5. 1906. Loyal H. Blancher. aged SO.
Comrade Blancher served in Co. D. 10th
". Y. and was Chaplain of NJ. w. Dress
er Post, 100. Department of Michigan,
| G. A. R., at the time of his death. He
was pensioner at S24 month.
| DAVIS.-At Crookston, Mimi. May 3,
1906, w. L. Davis. Comrade Davis was
a good man. respected citizen, and
leaves sorrowing widow.
| FUNK.-At Kearny, Neb., April "a.
| 1906. William Funk. Comrade Funk
served through the war of the rebellion
and was honorably discharged at its
| close. He leaves a widow and two sons
| by a former marriage.
| McWHORTER.-At his home in
| Waukesha, Wis, May 1, 1906, Paul w.
McWhorter. Comrade McWhorter served
in the 154th U. S. c. T. as First Lieuten-
ant during the civil war, being honor
ably mustered out at it's close. He was
Assistant Adjutant on the staff of Gov
p. Clayton. of Arkansas, and during the
days of Reconstruction was Colonel
| commanding regiment of State troops
Comrade McWhorter was a member of
the Loyal Legion Of Wisconsin. and at
the time of his death was Commander
of VIM. B. Gushing Post, G. A. R.. 10.
Department of Wisconsin.
| PARSONS.-At Winthrop Beach, June
4, 1906, Col Joseph B. Parsons, at the
age of rs. The funeral took place at
| the home of his son in West RoXbury,
Mass. and he was buried at Northamp-
ton, the place of his birth. Comrade
Parsons enlisted June. 1861. in Co. e.
10th Mass, nearly every member Of
which was Northampton boy. Iuring
that month he was commissioned Cap
tain of his company. In June. 1852. he
was made Lieutenant-Colonel, and in
July. 1864, was commissioned Colonel.
He led the old 10th Mass with great
distinction. and was in many Of the most
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