The National tribune., 1906-04-26
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March II, 1906, Elijah Brown. aged Il
years. Comrade Brown served in Co. ID.
18th Ohio.
dusky. o.. Oct. IL, 1905, f. A. Budd.
Comrade Budd served in Co. Fl, 132d
Ohio.
ERBELDING.-At Rochester. N Y.
10 years. Comrade Erbelding served as
Sergeant in the Sth N. Y. Cav, and the
5th n. Y. Battery l.. A. He also served
in the National Guard as Chief of ArtiI-
lery under Cows. Dix. Hoffman, Tilden
and Cornell. He was appointed Chief of
STAFF for the Seventh Division. Twenty
with the rank of Colonel. He was life
member of Rochester Lodge, $50. +. A.
A. NJ. and Germania Lodge of Perfection,
and 1. o. Q. F. He was Past Commander
York He is survived by a widow. two
daughters and one son.
FfELD.-At Owensboro. KY, Feb. 13,
1906. Henry Clay Field. aged G2 years.
Comrade Field served in Co. a, 18th Ky.
and was member OF James 8. Jackson
Post. 3. G. A. r., Department of Ken
lucky. He is survived by a widow, two
sons and four daughters.
FULMER.-At Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 81.
1906, George S. Fulmer, at the residence
of his nephew. Frank A. Fulmer. of
pneumonia. Comrade Fulmer served In
Co. ID. S5th Pa, and was President of the
S5th Rcgimental Association. He was a
man OF Christian character. and died as
he had lived, in the hope of blissful
Immortality.
GILMORE.-At Wilson Mills o.. March
I. 1906. David S. Gilmore. aged sc years.
Comrade Gilmore was musician In the
Second Brigade, Third Division, Twenty
third Corps. He is survived By widow
and two sons.
GoLL-At Louisburg. Mo-, March C.
1906. George f. Coll. Comrade Coll served
in the 21st Ohio Battery i. A. He is sur
vived by a widow. one son and one
daughter.
HAMBLETON.--At Fern Glen. Lancas-
ter Co. Pa. March IS; 1906, Joseph Pax
months and % days. Comrade Hambleton
served in Co. II, 122d Pa. and in Co. A.
ssa Pa sas lie Of os
sylvania. He is survived by widow:
four sons: two daughters. one sister and
FIVE brother others; , Three ,n OF his brothers
HtIMISTON.-At West Granville, N Y,
March II, 1906. Henry Humiston. Com
rade Humiston served in Co. c, f1th VT.
He is survived by a widow. ..-..4-.
HENDERSON.-At Maystown. Pa.
G. Henderson. Comrade Henderson served
i'm Co. C, 45th Pa. having been in 90
engagements. He is survived by 10 chill
dren. II grandchildren and five great
grandchildren. #
TIIGGINS-At Derby. o., March 8.
1896. DR.. c. W. Higgins. aged 6s years.
I1leeHS StENtu III the SDtn
HUNT.-At Moundsviile. w. Va. March
%, 1906. Donald Hunt. aged 81 years.
comrade Hunt served In Co. B, 9TH W.
Va. and lost his right arm In the battle
of Appomattox. He is survived by a
widow and six children.
JAMES.-At Lamont. Fla. Dec. 90.
1905, OF heart disease, Samuel James.
Comrade James served in Co. X, 4sth Ill.
He was honored and respected by all who
knew him. He is survived by widow.
JOHNSON.-At Milan, ILL.,, March 13
1906: Ira NJ Johnson, aged 6S years. two
nepTed in nna Co. ssth m asd Mas
member of Post 124. G.. A. r.. Department
of Illinois. He is survived by three sons
wife having occurred two days rrior to
his own.
KEMPToN-In the hospital at Crooks
ton. Minn.. March G.. 1906. Ezekiel e.
Co. X. 34th Mass. and was for some time
a prisoner of war; He is survived by q
widow.
KIRBY.-At Stockville, Neb, March IS.
1905. John N. Kirby. Comrade Kirby
served in Co. b. 11Sth Ill. He is sur
vived by u widow, two sons and one
daughter.
McCI.EARY.-At Mackey Station, Ind,
March 12. 1906. William II. McCleary,
aged sc years. three months and seven
days. Comrade McCleary served in Co.
ers being members of the same company.
He was for a short time In Libby Prison.
and when exchanged returned to his
regiment, participating in the battles of
Chattanooga, Chickamauga and Mission
airy Ridge, and was with Sherman in his
march to the sea. He was a member of
Post 520. G. A. r., Department of In
diana. At the time of his death he was
Postmaster of his town. Being of al
friendly and sociable nature, he was es-
teemed by all who knew him. He Is sur
vived by q widow, three sons and one
brother.
McKINIIEY.-At Hinton, Okla, March
l2, t06, James Mckinley. Comrade Nc
Kinley served in Co. /, 18th Iowa. He is
survived by a widow and five children.
MILLER.-At Alma, Kan. April /, |
1906. of heart disease. Robert c. Miller.
Comrade Miller served In Co. Fl. 22d Pa
Cav, and Co. II, Sd Pa. Cav. He is sur
vived by widow.
OSBORN-In Taylor County, Iowa,
March 10. 1906. OF Bright's disease. ia
son III. Osborn. Comrade Osborn served
in Co. G, 55th Ohio. He leaves 4 widow,
two sons and one daughter.
POTTS.-At belmont, Pa, March 16, |
1906. Daniel Potts, aged 76 years. Com
rade Potts served in the 16Sth Pa. He |
is survived by a widow and one son.
PRICE-At Cardington, o., Jan. 26, |
1906. James. Lewis Price. aged 6s, years.
Comrade Price served in Co. b. 18th Ohio, |
and was member OF Post 81, G.. A. R., |
Department of Ohio He is survived by |
a widow. four eoAs and one daughter.