The National tribune., 1906-09-13
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CUTLER.-At lockwood. Tenn. June
II, 1906, Andrew S. Cutler, aged 81
years. He enlisted Sept. II. 1861. in
Co. C, 10Th Ohio; was shot through the
knee at the battle of Shiloh. Monday,
April I, 1862. lay on the field till Satur-
day. and was taken with the first boat
load of wounded to Camp Denison, o..
and discharged July 20 of the same
year He practiced dentistry 81 years
in Kankakee, H., when, from failing
health. he left in April. 1904, and made
his home in lockwood. Tenn. He was
member of Whipple Post, Ala, Kan
kakec. from its organization.
RARDON.-At the Athens State Hos
pital, Athens, o., Eli Rardon, Co. q.
36th Ohio. ComraGe Rardon's mind
had been failing for some time from
wounds received in the service. and the
court at Marietta, o., appointed Capt.
l.. ]. Cutter guardian several years ago.
who has been looking diligently after
Comrade Rardon ever since Two
daughters survive him.
LEONARD.-At his home in Man.
ming, Iowa, July 10, 1906. Francis Leon
ard, aged 70. Comrade Leonard served
three years in the 29th Wis. and was
in the siege of VicksburS. He was n
member of Mcpherson Post for abous
20 years, having filed every position n
daughters to mourn his loss.
CALVERT-At Center Belpre, D..
July IL, 1906, Josiah Calvert, aged IS.
Comrade Calvert was a Sergeant in Co.
c. nth Iowa. He is survived by q
widow and three children.
McKNIGHT.-At New Sharon, Iowa,
June %, 1905. Jas. II. Mcknight. aged
SO. Comrade Mcknight served in Co.
f. 1920 ILL.,, enlisting Aug. 7, 1862, and
| continuing in service till the end of the
war He belonged to Henry c. Leigh
ton Post. G. A. r., Department of Iowa.
TUCKER.-At Stamford, Conn, June
! "a, 1905, Joseph Tucker, aged So. Com
| rade Tucker, who was born in England.
coming to this country at the age of
Is, served during the civil war in the
1st Conn. II. A. C.. V. He was a true
soldier and faithful in all his duties to
his adopted country.
BLAIR.-At Montgomery's Ferry,
Pa, July 8, 1906, J. Peter Blair, aged
73. Comrade Blair served in Co. ],
2OSth Pa. He leaves a widow and sew
eral children.
PARMLEY.-At Pioneer. Mo-, June
81, 1906, William II. Parmley. COM
rade Parmley was private in Co. X,
18th Mo. Cav. He is survived by a
widow.
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June 2S. 1906, Aaron T. Colmon. Com
rade Colmon served in the U. s. Navy
until the beginning OF the civil war,
when he was transferred to the 21st n
Y. Fl. A., in which he remained
as First Sergeant until the close of the
war. He was discharged as Second
Lieutenant in September. 1865.
NEILAN.-At Chicago, ILL.,. June 30,
s06. of hydrophobia, Joseph Neilan
~ iv,
Navy during the civil war on the U. s.
s. Cimmaron. At the time of his death
he was Commander of Stanley Post
2S3, G. A. R., Forest, o.
SLOGGY.-At Fort klamath, Ore
June 81. 1906. A. Sloggy, aged IA. Com
rade Sloggy served in Co. E. 14th Wis
BELL.-At Celina, o., June 22. 1906,
William Bell. aged SO. Comrade Bell
served in Co. A, 60th Ohio. from 1863
till the close of the war. He took part
in many of the great battles of 1864,
| and was a brave soldier. He is sur
vived by widow. who greatly mourns
his loss.
BLAISDELL.-At his home in Dra-
cut. Mass, June II, 1906, Oliver P
Blaisdell, aged ~. Comrade Blaisdell
served in the 10th VT. for one year OF
the civil war, and after his discharge
| re-enIisted in the Sth VT, where he re-
manned till the close of the war.
LEAR.-In New York City, recently
| Comrade Lear. Commander of Gen. J.
s. Wadsworth Post. Department of New
| York, G. A. r. Comrade Lear served
with distinction in Co. K, 133d ". Y.
He leaves a widow and four children
FAIRLEY.-At Centerville, Wash,
June 2s. 1906. Benjamin F. Farley
aged SO. Comrade Farley served in
Co. B. 5th Kan. Cav, for over three
years, and was a prisoner at Little
Rock. Ark.
NEWMAN.-At Katonah, N. Y. June
%, 1906, Edgar B. Newman. Comrade
Newman was a veteran of the civil war,
and lost leg at South Mountain.
CUTLER.-At lockwood. Tenn.
June II, 1906, Andrew s. Cutler. D. D.,
aged ST. Comrade Cutler served in Co.
C, 18th Ohio. and was shot through the
knee at Shiloh. He was a charter mem
Der of Whipple Post, 414, Kankakee,
III. He leaves a widow.
KNAPP.-At Goshen, Ind, May 26
1906. John w. Knapp. Comrade Knapp
served in the 22d Ohio Battery during
the civil war. He leaves a widow and
four children.
ROBINSON.-At the City Hospital
Rochester n. Y, May 20, 1906. Charles
H. Robinson, aged 63. Comrade Robin
| son was a member of G. ]. Powers Pos..
G. A. r. He is survived by his mother
| and one brother, DR.. Vim. 3. Robinson,
of East Orange. N. ].
wEST-At Mount Sterling. Ill.,, Jan
| s, 1906. Elisha C. West. aged 10. Com
rade West served in an Illinois regi-
ment He leaves a widow, two sons
and one daughter.
BARNEY.-At his residence in n
Ferrisburg, VT, May 13, 1906, Capt
Edward Barney, aged 65. He leaves a
widow and one daughter.
BULSFORD.-At Flint, o., April s
1906, Amos H. Bulsford aged II. Com
rade Bulsford served in Co. B, 18th
Ohio, and was q member of Henry C.
Brown Post, G.. A R., Worthington, o
He leaves a widow and three sisters.
| ENGLAND-At Orangeville. Mich.
April 13, 1905, Oliver England. Com
rade England belonged to Co. G, Sth
Ill. Cav. and served from 1861 to 1864
| MATHEWS-At Brooklyn, n. Y.
Aug. l, 1906, Able s. Mathews, aged g.
Comrade Mathews served in Co. F. Goth
n. Y.
| FRACE.-At his home in German
Valley, n. j.. Aug. 3. 1906, Ezekiel A
Frace. aged 50. Comrade Frace served
in the 27th N. j., and was charter
member of Samuel Starr Post. G. A. r.
of German Valley. N. J.
WHEELER.-At Juniata. Neb.. Aug
| 1, 1906, AlonZo c. Wheeler, aged T6
| Comrade Wheeler served in Co. X, 67th
ors by the G. A. r. Post. to which he
belonged.
HARBIN.-At Tottys. Tenn. June %
| IONS T n Harhin aged "a Com RI dc