The National tribune., 1906-03-15
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nell served In CO. c, 25th Ind. He leaves
a widow and one daughter.
years. Comrade Austin enlisted in Co
p. 4sth Ind. and was promoted to Cap
the field in the battle of Missionary
Ridge. He was member of Hathaway
Post. 40. G: A. r.. Department Of In
diana A widow and five children sur
BRANsTAD-At Grantsburg. wis,
Feb. 10. 1905. Ole c. Branstad; Gomrade
was native Of Norway coming to 70 this
country about 1860. He filled many
places of trust in his County, at differ
County Treasurer and Justice of the
Peace A widow and six children sur
CoY.-At the Soldiers Home, Grand
Rapids. Mich. Feb. IL. 1905; Francis
Coy, aged 81 years, eight months and &c
days. comrade Coy served in Co. Z. 9th
Wach and was I,a, member OF Post 1863
BAGLEY;-At sedro Woolley, Wash
Feb; 49, 1905; Henry Bagley; Comrade
He is survived by a mother, two sons
two brothers and two sisters.
HAWTHORN.--At Lancaster, Pa. Feb
F. Hawthorn. Comrade Hawthorn served
in CO, p. 1st Pa. and as Captain Of CO.
wounded nine times. AS Captain he was
presented with a sword by the regiment
with which his company was connect;
* KENT-At Merrick, !: l.. Feb. =,
Kent IN fsa h e aa
a graduate of the Norwich Military Uni
versity, and student Of Harvard. He
by Tiaew and six eh nec
1905, Franklin Kniffin. aged 81 years.
Comrade kniffin served in Co. 1, 177th
N. Y. and is survived by a widow and
KIsNNEIL.-At 1914 NJ St.. Tacoma.
Mash, Mass: Aisx nnod kenns1i' after long
ireland, June q. 1883, Coming ss w nafn hia
parents to the United States when a
child: He served as First Sergeant, Co.
Belle Isle, Libby and Andersonville. He
spent most Of his life in Cincinnati. o..
removing. to Tacoma in 1888. Owing to
tired from active business life A man
of strict integrity, held in high esteem
by all who knew him. he is survived
KENNAN.--At Vinton. Iowa. Jan. 2.
1905. Capt. James G. KEENAN,. Comrade
KEENAN, served in the Sth Iowa, and was
Department of Iowa, at the time Of his
death.
KEELER.-At Rraddock, Pa. Feb. 20.
Comrade Keeler served In Co. B. 18th
Pa, being seriously wounded at the bat
tie Of fN EhlehEYama4aga1s. ,.rendon All, "a,
ksnasdy S sfSysd II CO. 18Th ohio He
poral. Co. b, 10th Iii: He is survived by
w l}cy and 81. six children CHILDREN. H.,
was First Lieutenant. Co. e, 18th Conn.
p TId9K ssrvi Gente him Mo- Feb a. ,sos
rade Piper served as a Sergeant in Co.
=. 18th Ind and was member Of Maj:
PIERCE-At Guysville. O.. Feb. 16.
co@rade Perse p sasysd assd 60 sa
daughters survive him.
sd cap A. ~ Pease AGED Cd 81 eS Sea rs
Comrade Pease served in Batteries D
and +. 1st Ohio L. A.. The funeral was
oss under NJ Wsov Of aa
so flows LoWsK IT,! sprasue. Wash. Feb
Gomrade Orlowski served in Co. A., Sd
( and F. I'd I'll S. Cav. and CO. II. 4th
MccHEsNEYSAt his residence sd Penn
Township, Allegheny Co. Pa, Feb. IA
1905, John MesChesney. aged SO years
Charles r. Wrisht a POST as ESQ. "e g. r. g.
Department Of Pennsylvania: A widow
1906. John J: McCaw. aged 81 years
Comrade McCaw served In Co. d. It'll
Mi and o was member S e Cen Henry
Missouri. He leaves a widow and six
children to mourn his loss
1906, David Meek: Comrade Meek served
49, Isoj 9a5a khSds. En-
s member Of POST S. q. 4 i. .' Dspa S
ns seH & pbfnnsys g. Charles. Miun Jan
ss years: comradS schnldt ssrysd @
ssr.: sons ' and four s.ushssr. 70 sassss
r.ss 5s ss.; zs.s's ss.s. r sss.' =
:sExsa = f ss:.a "a ns VA .xts Il:
nrst He leaves widow and three
saAW.-At stanaish. He. ysn. %,
1906. ]. Clinton shaw ARD 90 years and
ffsSuEx n9 9pts he omrade Shaw served In
THoMPsoN.---Near Beck. Ind. Feb.
Is. 1905, James Thompson. aged ~ years.
fn and Mes ons q ss 81
rendered service to their country tn ito
.Ta6MAs:.3As Columbus. Q. March s.
comrade Thomas served IN Co 4 Ssd
Ohio. He !eaves 9 widow and three sous
to w HfaiR ass .ass. Hoz,,aay.eure. "a.
years. He vas soldier ol the Asxtoan