The National tribune., 1906-03-15
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AHENEM.;-At Reardan; Wash, Feb.
neil n'Se SEED M5a IN 20 S5tb fnd e eave
a widow and one daughter.
-AuSTIN.-.At Hatch's Mills, Ind, Feb:
Years. e 'O0 comrade % Austin An enlisted I'm in Co
ID, 4Sth Ind. and was promoted to Cap
tain as a recognition of his services on
the field in the battle of Missionary
Ridge He was member of Hathaway
Post. 10, G. A. r., Department of In
diana; widow and five children sur
BRANsTAD.aAt Grantsbprg Wis,
Branstad served in Co. A, 18th Wis. He
country about 1850. He filed many
places of trust in his County, at differ
ent times serving as Register of Deeds,
County Treasurer and Justice of the
vive him.
CoY,-At the Soldiers Home, Grand
COY aged 81 years, eight months and rs
days. Comrade Coy served in Co. E. 9th
Mich, and was a member Of Post 1853,
BAGLEY-At Sedro wooIley, Wash,
Feb. 13. 1906. Henry Bagley. Comrade
Bagley served in the 1st Mimi. H. A.
He is survived by a mother, two sons,
two brothers and two sisters.
HAWTHORN.-At Lancaster, Pa, Feb.
%. 1906, after long illness, Capt Aldus
F. Hawthorn. Comrade Hawthorn served
in Co. ID, lst Pa, and as Captain Of Co.
d. 157th Pa He lost his right hand in
the service of his country and was
presented with u sword by the regiment
with which his company was connect
ed. He is survived by a widow and
KENT,-At Merrick, L. T., Feb. -,
1906, Charles Nelson Kent. Comrade
Kent served in the nth n. II. He was
a graduate of the Norwich Military Uni
versity and student of Harvard. He
is survived by a widow and six children.
KNIFFfN...At Catskill. N. Y. Dec. s.
1905, Franklin Kniffn, aged 81 years.
COmrade Kniffin served in Co. /, 177th
n. Y. and is survived by a widow and
KENNELL.-At 3514 NJ St. Ts-oma,
Wash. Alexander Kennel. after. a long
Illness. Comrade Kennel was born in
ireland, June a. 1893, coming with his
child. He served as First Sergeant, Co.
c. 9TH Ohio Cav, and was prisoner in
Belle Isle, Libby and Andersonville. He
spent most of his life in Cincinnati. o.,
removing to Tacoma in 1888. Owing to
his health. for. several years he had re-
by all who knew him. he is survived
by ~, q >N, widow and on one son. , IT,,
1906. Capt. James G. Kennan. Comrade
Kennan served in the Sth Iowa, and was
Commander of COder Post, G. A. R.,
Department of Iowa, at the time of his
death.
KEELER-At Braddock. Pa. Feb. 90.
1906. Samuel Keeler, aged 81 years.
Pa, being seriously wounded at the bat
tie of Chickamauga.
KENNEDY.-At Clarendon, Ark. Feb.
leaves a widow to mourn his loss
LYoN.--At Republic. Mo, Feb. 5, 1906.
poral. Co. b, 4Oth Ill: He is survived by
a widow and six children
LEES.-At the Soldiers Home In Saw
oil lts.l 4 na.s. fN.n.-a- Il
was First Lieutenant. Co. L, 17th Conn.
widow survives him.
PIPER:-At Center, Mo. Feb. IA. 1906.
rade Piper served as Sergeant in Co.
Il, 18th Ind, and was a member of Nal
Hunt Post, 1S5. G. A r.. Department OF
PIERCE.-At Guysville, O., Feb 16.
1906, j. Warren Pierce, aged 62 years.
Comrade, Pierce served in Co, 3, SD
daughters survive him
PEASE.-At Wakeman, o., Feb. 26,
1906, Capt; w. II. Pease, aged .67 years,
and +. 1st Ohio l.: A. The funeral was
conducted under the direction of Gibson
Lodge. r. A; A. NJ. A widow and one
oRLoWsKI.-At sprague,. Wash. Feb.
l3, 1906, Julian 0rlowski, of pneumonia;
g. A or9HSf Cow g. istved st g. g. Cav a. cos
x and +. I'd u. S. Cav. and Co. II. 4th
u. S. Cay: 30 years service in all.
McbIlESNE f-At MS FeSluence, rem
1906, John McChesney. aged SO years.
comrade McChesney served In Co. d.
9Th Pa T. Argnf A. and pUsf was 5fo member Of
Department of Pennsylvania. A widow,
son and daughter survive him.
1865, John j: McCaw aged 81 years
Comrade McCaw served in Co. G. 7th
Mo-, and was member of Gen. Henry
Missouri He leaves widow ana six
children to mourn his loss.
MEEK.-Near Houston Ind. Feb. 8:
1906, David Meek. Comrade Meek served
in Co; F, 77th Ohio.
soa abn PA gss
served si0i in '9S co. no g. is5th Pan and was
member of Post 80. @. A. r.. Depart
ment q Pennsylvaniaa -,
IS years. comrads Schmidt served in
4 sons ss'a and four "a to
3! sHqsTEg E zalsss,: o, Feb ss,, :; I.
served y; in Co. b. "a w Va. Cav. AS a
soldier and citizen he ranked with the
arst. He leaves widow and three
sHAW.-At standish. Me-. Jan. &c.
1906. J. Clinton Shaw, aged So years and
four m9ntlis; comrade Shaw served in
THoMPsoN.-Near Beck. Ind. Feb.
Is. 1906, James Thompson. aged "a years
Ind, and was. one of five brothers who
rendered service to their country in its
time of need.
THoMAS.--At Columbus. O., March s.
1906, Samuel Thomas, aged 50 years.
Comrade Thomas served In Co. b. SD
Ohio. He leaves widow and three sons
to mourn his loss.
wILLIAMS.-At Holiday sburg. Pa,
Jan. 80. 1905. William Williams. aged ~
years. He was soldier Of the Mexican
and civil wars.