The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1906-07-12
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TITUS.-At Rexviile. Ind, Feb. 26,
1895, John w. Titus, Co. c. 18th Ind
Comrade Titus was o member OF ]. r.. Z.
Gordon Post. 201. Department Of In
diana. G. A. r., Rixville. Ind.
ALL.EN-At Whittier, CAL, Feb. 20,
1895, George c. Allen, aged - years.
seven months and two days. Comrade
Alien served In the 12Sth Ill.
BAIRD.-At Liberty. H., April ~,
1906. David Baird, aged 80 years. Com
rade Baird served In Co. C. 18th III. He
leaves widow, two daughters and one
son.
BANKS.-Near Philanthropy, o.,
March %, 1895. Of Tuberculosis. A. J.
Banks. aged Is years. Comrade Banks
served In Co. II. fst Ohio. and was a
member of Harrison Post, G. A. r..
Department OF Ohio.
BARKER.-At Ebensburg. Pa. April
1. 1905. v. 8. Barker. Comrade Barker
served In Co. r. 1854 Pa. and was an
enthusiastic G. A. II. man. being a char
ter member Of Post SIS. G.. A. r.. De-
partment Of Pennsylvania. He was also
member OF F. A. A. M. and /. o. o. F..
He Is survived by widow and two
daughters.
BARNEs.-Near spicard. Mo-. April
Barnes served in Co. G.. 23d Mo. He
left q widow and several children.
BARTLOW.-At Trinidad. Colo. April
8, 1895. of heart failure. James II. Bart
low, aged IS years Comrade Barlow
served In Co. B. 3sth Ind. participating
In all the marches and battles Of his
regiment, which went with Sherman
to the sea, and took part in the Grand
Review I'm Washington. Trinidad Post.
G. A. r.. had charge Of the funeral. as
sisted by the Fraternal Order Of Eagles,
OF which he was member.
BLAIR.-At Minis. Neb.. March q.
1905, Charles r. Blair, aged 50 years.
Comrade Blair served in Co. B. 18th
Iowa. He is survived by a widow, three
sons and two daughters.
BROWN.-At Page, Neb.. April Z.
1906, Wesley A. Brown. Comrade Brown
served in Co. F. 1St u. S. Sharpshooters.
and was a member OF Post 1913, G. A. r..
Department Of Nebraska. He leaves a
widow and nine children
BOOKMYER.-In Philadelphia, Pa,
May 9. 1895. Edwin Bookmyer. Com
rade Bookmyer served in CO. H. 1920
Pa, and Co. I. 18th Pa. Cav. He Is sur
vived by widow.
FERGUSON.-AtL oamf, ILL.,, April 9,
1905. Alexander L. Ferguson, 121st
Ohio. Comrade Ferguson was severely
wounded at PerryvilIe, Ky. He leaves
a widow and four sons.
DEAN.-At Pierce. Neb.. May 3. 1906,
Jarvis F. Dean, aged 50 years. Comrade
Dean served In the 5th III. L. A., and
was a Past Commander Of Pierce Post.
G.. A. r.. Department OF Nebraska.
DICKERSON.-At Denison, Tex.
April 2. 1906. L. Dfckersen. Camrade
Dickerson served in Co. NJ, 18TH Kan.
Cav. and was a member Of Post No. S.
G. A. R.. Department OF Texas
DOUGLAS.-In Chicago, ILL.,, April ID.
1905, of pneumonia. John J. Douglas.
Comrade Douglas served in the 7th N.
Y. Cav, and was Commander OF julius
White Post, G.. A. r., Department Ut
Illinois. He was buried by the Masonic
fraternity, Of which he was a member.
He is survived by widow and two sons.
FOSTER.-In Ord. Neb.. Feb. 3, 1906,
in Co. E. LIST Pa. L. A.
FROSS.-At Miller. s. D.. Feb. Is.
1906, Charles Wesley Fross, aged nearly
81 years. Comrade Fross served in Co.
K, 95th Ill. A widow and one son sur
vive him.
GRAss:-Near Page, Neb.. April 1.
1906. Nicholas Grass. ConEade Grass
served in Co. I, 2sth Wis, and was a
charter member Of Post 333, G.. A. r..
Department OF Nebraska. He was q
good soldier and a Iovable comrade
GARDNER--In Finn. W. Va, April
Fl. 1905, John Henry Gardner, aged 90
years. Comrade Gardner served in the
Mexican War, and also Al Lieutenant,
Co. B. 18th Ind, during the civil war.
GREEN.-Tn East Poultney, VT,
March %, 1905, Edwin Green. Of heart
disease. aged II years and seven
months. Comrade Green served in Co.
C. 10th VT. and was member Of Post
-, g. A. r., Department OF Vermont.
He also rendered service during the
Mexican War. He Is survived by a
widow.
HAGUE.-At Trinidad, Colo, March
2. 1905, Of heart disease. Ithamar
Hague, aged "a years. Comrade Hague
served In Co. G. 18th Ind. and was a
member OF Trinidad Post, Is, G. A. r.,
Department Of Colorado and Wyoming:
HARDEN.-At Westtown, N. z. May
9. 1906, Thomas J. Harden Comrade
Harden served in Co. H, I'd N. J. Cav.
He Is survived by widow.
HARRIS.-At Blue Earth, Mimi.
April 10. 1906. A. r. Harris, aged 10
years. Comrade Harris was First Lieu
tenant and Adjutant. 5fst Ind.
.HIXON.-In Denver, Colo, April g.,
1906. John B. Hixon. aged 76 years.
Comrade Hixon served as Second Lieu
tenant, Co. K, 43d Ind. His death oc-
Cured on the golden anniversary Of his
wedding. A widow, one daughter and
two sons survive him.
HOBART-In Gustavus, o., March
IL, 1895, Calvin Hobart, aged IS years.
COmrade Hobart served in Co. B, SD
Pa. A widow, two daughters and one
son survive him.
LHOMMEDIEU.-In Brooklyn, N.
T., Feb. 4. 1906, Of heart disease, Rich
ard w. LHommedieu. Comrade L'Hom-
medieu served in Co. c. 18th N. Y.
and was a member OF Post SO, G. A. R.,
Department Of New York. He also was
formerly a member OF Posts 500 and
286, same State. He had been repeat
eddy elected as Commander in each Post
He was also Past Master, F. A. A. NJ
MIRICK.-In Lindale. Kan, April 20.
1906, w. M. Mirfck. Comrade Mirick
served in Co. D, 18th Mass.
NEAL.-At Alexandria, Mimi. April
1, 1906, Charles Neal. Comrade Neal
served in Co. d, 4th Mimi, and was a
member Of McKelvy Post. G. A. r.. De-
partment Of Minnesota. He is survived
by a widow.
SPENCER.-At Bridgeport, ILL.,, April
8. 1906. w. X. Spencer. Comrade Spen-
Ger was a member OF Post 681. G. A. r.,
Department Of Illinois. He Is survived
by o widow.