The National tribune., 1906-04-05
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BII4DERBACK.-At Minneiska, Wis,
Feb. 2S, 1906, at the age of 72, Ephraim
John Bilderback, Co. II. 18th and 18th
WILLIAMS.-At Hollidaysburg. Pa,
Jan. 80. 1906, Maj. William Williams,
aged rs years. He was a soldier of the
Mexican and civil wars. and belonged to
RHODES.-At Frankstown, Pa, Feb.
10. John Rhodes. Co. L, 125th Pa. and a
member of Post SO.
Benjamin z. Ansel, of paralysis, aged 81
years Comrade Ansel served in Co. B.
BREWER.-At zaleski. O.. March 8,
1906, Polk Brewer, aged SO years. Com
rade Brewer served in Co. L. 18th Ohio
BUDD.-At Soldiers Home. sanduskv.
O.. Oct. ~. 1905. L. A. Budd. Comradc
Budd served in Co. II. 132d Ohio.
BRooKs.-At Rose Hill, Ill, Jan. 49,
1904, Nathan Brooks: Comrade Brooks
member Of Post 15s. G. A r., Depart
DUNKLE.WAt Macarthur, O.. March 3,
1905. Columbus B. Dunkle. aged 60 years
Comrade Dunkle served in Co. d. 14Sth
Ohio.
FRANKEBERGER. - Near Fenton,
Mich, Feb. 2, 1906, Joseph Frankeberg-
er. aged 81 years. four months and nine
days. Comrade Frankeberger served in
Co. E. 125th Ill.
GENG-At Fremont. o.. March 5, 1905,
Geng served in Co. G, 122d Ohio.
HIl-LIARD.-At karns City. Pa, sud
denly. March II, 1906, John Hiiliard
Comrade Hilliard served in Co. II. 62d
Pa. and was wounded at the battle OF
the Wilderness.
MORRIs-At Hughesville, Pa. March
4, 1905, William Morris. aged 20 years
Comrade Morris served in Co Fl. 5th Nd.
and was a member of Post sos, G. A. R.,
and also held membership in the Masonic
and ]. o. o. +. Fraternities. He leaves
osMAN~-At Washington. Ind. March
3, 1906. Leander Osman. aged 58 years.
Comrade osman served in the 65th Ind
SHRY.-At Zaleski. O.. March 10, 1906,
Sylvester Shry, aged 66 years. Comrade
Shry served in Co. d. I'd W. Va. Cav.
soWERs-At FRS atuos Rose Hill. m. Dec o.
served in Co E, e7th Ill. and was a
member of Post 15s G. a. R.. Depart
ment of Illinois. He was also member
of the Masonic Fraternity. He leaves
two brothers and two sisters.
SHIELDs.-At Ripley. H.. March 9.
served in Co. L, 10th Ill. He leaves u
widow and two daughters.
SPAuLDING.-At Amsden. VT, Feb.
IS. 1906. William C. Spauidng. aged SO
years. Comrade Spaulding served in the
o. o. Howard Post, G. A. r., Department
of Vermont.
sULLIvAN.--At Etna. Cal: March 2.
Ivan Ivan served served in Co. i A. 18th Me-. and was
a member of George B. Mcclellan Post,
81, G. A. r.. Department Of California.
He was also Il member of the !. o. o. +.
and of the NJ. e. Church. He leaves
widow and two daughters
WHITE.-At Villas, Pa. March Z, 1906,
Ebenezer White, aged 6S years. Com
rade White served in Co. G., 18th Pa.
Cav. and was a member of Post 3i9,
g. A. r. Department OF Pennsylvania,
and was buried with full honors of that
organization. He is survived by widow
and two sons.
WARREN.-At Ottumwa. Iowa, Feb.
Il. 1905. William r: Warren. ComradeI
Warren served in Co. c. 9th Ind, and
was In the battles OF Phillppi, stone
River Shiloh. Corinth. Chickamauga,
Missionary Ridge and with Sherman to-
the sea. He was three times wounded.
and was in Andersonville and other pris-
ons for more than one year. He was
a member of Post SO, G. A. R., Depart
ment of Iowa, and was buried by the
knights Templar and the G. A. r. Or
ganizations. A. the time of his death
he was City Clerk.
WILLIS.-At the National Home. Mil
waukee. Wis March IA. 1906. Lewis w.
Willis, in his 18th year. Comrade VIII
lis served in Co. @. 10th u. q Inz