The National tribune., 1906-10-25
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'ALBERT.-Instantly killed at hi
sawmill near Fairmont, Ind, June 81
| Ben. +. Albert. Comrade Albert served
in the 91st Ohio till the close of the
war, and then enlisted in thc 9TH u :;
and served three years more.
| RAMSEY. - Near joplin, Mo.
Sept. 8, 1906, G. w. Ramsey, Co. A, I'd
Ark. Cav. Comrade Ramsey was born
| in the State of Tennessee, Jan. 2, 1892
Burial was in Saginaw Cemetery
| Comrade Ramsey leaves a wife, several
sons and daughters.
STALE.-At Central Branch, o.
| William r. Stale. at the age of 81. Sd
and 5th Mich.
GLENN.-At his home in Kingston
Mo-, Sept. II, 1906, David A. Glenn
| age of 20 years. Comrade Glenn was a
highly-respected citizen, and served two
terms as Sheriff and two terms as
Treasurer of his County
STATLER.-At Mountain, Wis, Sept
IL, 1906, Burns Statler. aged 68 Com
rade Statler served in Co. c, 14th Wis
and is the last of five brothers, all of
whom served in the civil war, as well
as his father.
SMITH.-At Montague City, Mass.
Sept. 13, Henry N. Smith, aged 79
years, six months and 10 days. Com
rade Smith served in Co. A, 1st Mass
II. A, and was an ex-prisoner of war,
spending some time in Andersonville
Libby and Millen Prisons.
DILLEY.-Veterans' Home, Wau-
paca, Wis, April 81. 1906, John DilIey,
aged 81. Comrade Dilley served in the
33d Wis.
IRWIN-On Feb. IT. 1906. DR.. w.
S. Irwin, in the 57th year of his age.
Comrade Irwin served as musician in
Co. III, 33d Iowa.
FRANKLIN.-At Marshfeld. Wis,
Sept. 8, 1906, r. NJ. Franklin, aged 81
Comrade Franklin served in Co. /, 47th
Wis, and leaves an aged widow and
five adult children.
SUMNER.-At Eagle, Neb., Sept. 3,
1906, John Summer, aged Sc. Comrade
Sumner served in Co. H, I'd Neb. Cav.
Though native cf Vermont, he had
an attack of western fever in 1859,
and went to Nebraska, then a Terri
tory of only five years. From this State
he enlisted Nov. II. 1852, in Co. H, I'd
Neb. Cav, faithfully discharging his
duty until honorably discharged. He
was well known as Uncle Johnny"
and his death casts the little village Of
Eagle into sincere mourning.
RACER.-Near st. Albans w. Va,
Sept. 23, 1906, William B. Racer, aged
SO. Comrade Racer served in Co. G,
11th w. Va.
CARPENTER.-At Yantic Conn,
Aug. %, 1906, Chas. H. Carpenter, aged
81. Comrdde Carpenter served in Co.
d. Sd Conn; Co. G, 18th Conn, and as
First Lieutenant in Co. X, 29th Conn.
in all he served three years and nine
months. He was a prisoner in Libby
and Belle Isle. After the war he stud
led law. and for the past Is years had
been pension attorney. He leaves a
widow and six children to mourn his
loss.
STAFFORD.-At Oswego. N. Y,
Sept. 5, 1906. William F. Staff ord. Com
rade Stafford served all during the civil
war in the S1st n. Y, and was severely
wounded. He was a genial comrade, II
brave soldier, worthy citizen and a
true gentleman. He was buried by his
comrades in Rural Cemetery.
HORNECKER.-At Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sept. IT, 1906, Michael Hornecker. aged
70. Comrade Hornecker was born in
Strasburg, Germany, coming to this
country at the age of 81. He served dur
ing the civil war in Co. X, 7th N. Y;
also in Co. f, 18th N. Y. S. National
Guard. He was a true soldier and
faithful in all his duties to his adopted
country.
OTIS-At Cadillac. Mich, Sept. IT.
1906, George II. Otis, aged 6S. Com
rade Otis served as Corporal in Co. c,
1st Wash, and was Senior Vice Com
mander of Post 461, Department OF
Michigan. He leaves a widow and one
daughter.
PHIPPEN.-At Angelica. N. Y, June
81, 1906. A. w. Phippen. Comrade
Phippen served in Co. l, 9Th N. Y. Cav.
FARR.-At his home in Alanthus-
grove. Mo-, Aug. 81, 1906, B. F. Farr,
Comrade Farr served in Co. II, SD
Ind, and was member of Marion Post,
119, at Stanberry. Mo.
HIII,-At Nashville Tenn, William
Hill. Comrade Hill belonged to the 4th
u. S. Cav.
DAZEY.-At West Leipsic, o., Sept.
IA, 1906, James II. DaZey. of disease
contracted while in the service Of his
country Comrade DaZey served in Co.
d. 10th Ind; also in Co. G, 154th Ind.
He was buried in the Soldiers Mound
at West Leipsic.
BONGARTS.- Suddenly, at Grand
Rapids, Mich, Sept. 5, 1906, Ralph
Bongarts. Comrade Bongarts served in
Co. b, 1st Battalion. 10th u. S.. Regular
Brigade. Army of the Cumberland. He
was an inmate of the Soldiers Home OF
Michigan.
VREELAND.-In Englewood, N. J.,
Aug. %, 1906, David ID. Vreeland, aged
10. Comrade Vreeland had an army
record excellent in every respect and
the G. A r. Post attended his funeral.
He was esteemed by large circle OF
friends.
O'HARA-At his late residence In
Englewood, N. J.. Aug. 26, 1906, Coun-
Gilman Edward O'Hara. aged 65. Com
rade O'Hara enlisted May, 1861. as a
private in 18th Highlander Regiment.
N. Y. s. Volunteers. and remained with
the regiment till the close of the war.
1t was assigned to the First Division.
First Brigade, Ninth Army Corps. and
took part in many of the bloodiest bat
ties of the war. Comrade O'Hara was
severely wounded at the first Bull Run