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| in Co. I, 9th VT, for three years, and
was captured at the time Of the sur
render of Gen. Miles at Harper's Ferry.
FOSTER.--At Hardwick, VT, Oct. 2,
George w. Foster. Comrade Foster
served in Co. A, 173d n. Y, until the
fall Of Port Hudson, when he was COM
missioned a First Lieutenant of Co. G,
74th C. T. From that time, however,
till the end of the war Comrade Foster
served on the staff of Gen. N. P. Banks.
He was Past Commander of Ellsworth
Post, G. A. r., at Hardwick, VT.
HUFF.-At Hollidaysburg. Pa, Aug.
s, Ruben Huff. Comrade Huff served
in Co. d, 5th Mass. Cav, and was a
member Of Col. W. G. Murray Post.
G. A. r.
CARvER.-At Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Sept. 27.- Chas. Carver. Comrade Car
yer served in Co. d, 1920 Pa
WESTON.-At Frankstown, Pa. Aug.
e., Frederick H. Weston. Comrade
Weston served in Co. I. 136th Pa.
CALDWELL.-At Frankstown, Pa.
during September, Sylvester Caldwell.
Comrade Caldwell served in Co. K, 18th
Pa. Cav.
YOUNG. At Hollidaysburg, Pa.
during September. Martin L. Young.
Comrade Young served in Co. c, 84th
Pa
FERRY.-At Altoona, Pa, Oct. 8,
Joseph Ferry. Comrade Ferry served
In Co. A, Sd Pa, for three months. then
re-enlisted in Co. A, Saith Pa. He was
wounded at Cold Harbor and honorably
discharged after three years service.
GUNN.-At his home, near GAINESVILLE,
Wis, Dec. 18. 1906, William Gum; resi-
dent of Rock County, Wis, since 1868,
and one of the richest and most prom
iment farmers of the County. He died
in the arms of his son Biddle in a piece
80 Iy ,r-l,; hnx n,,f tn
spect Heart disease was the cause.
Comrade Gum was born in England,
but came to this country in 1851, served
thru the war and upon being mustered
out took up his residence in Rock Coun-
ty. He was for II years a member of
the County Board, and was held in the
highest esteem by all his neighbors. He
belonged to the GAINESVILLE Post.
GILLEY.--At Washington, Ind. dur
ing October, Harrison Giliey. Comrade
Gilley served in Co. G. 42d Ind
EUBANKS.-At Washington, Ind,
Oct. 80. George Eubanks. Comrade Eu-
banks served in Co. G, 42d Ind.
BEELER.-At Nokomis, ILL.,, June 6.
1905. Francis Beeler, aged IS years. six
months and seven days. Comrade Beel-
er served three years in the Sd Mo. He
was a great sufferer from gunshot
wound in the head, which entirely de-
stroyed the hearing of one ear, and
from a wound in the ankle, which ulti-
mately caused his death. He leaves a
widow and five children, who deeply
mourn his loss.
McGLUMPHY.-At Walton, Kan.
during the past Summer, T. B. Nc
Glumphy. Comrade McGlumphy served
in Co. 3, 1st w. Va. Cav, for four
years.
LEALINEN.-Durin the past Sum-
mer. VIM. Lealinen. Comrade Lealinen
served iour years in Co. B. 1st w. Va.
Cav.
McoUAsIE.-At his home near Will
bur, WASH, Aug. 25, Serg't VIM. II.
McQuasie, aged &C. Comrade McQIasie
served from October, 1861, until Sep
tember, 1865, in Battery G, Cd III. L. A,
doing excellent service. He leaves a
widow and four children.
McCRACKEN.-At Stanton, Iowa,
Aug. IA. John H. McCracken, aged 73.
Comrade McCracken served as Ser
geant of Co. A, 92d III. Mt'd Inf, and
was badly wounded at Waynesboro, Ca.
Dec. 4, 1864. He was a good soldier,
good citizen, and leaves a widow and
two sons to mourn his loss.
PERSONIUS.-At Montour Falls, N.
Y, Nov 3, 1906, Gilbert Personius.
Comrade Personius was born in Caro-
line. N. Y, in 1874, served in the 32d
and Gath and leaves a widow and one
daughter.
RAYMOND.-At Minneapolis, Mimi,
Nov. 10, James F. Raymond, aged 81.
Comrade Raymond served in Co. II,
oath Mich, as principal musician, but
was obliged to leave the army in little
more than a year on account Of i'll
health and was never able to return.
He had genial, lovable personality
which endeared him u all his comrades
and friends in civil life. He Is survived
by a widow and two daughters by a
former marriage.
ANDERSON.-At New Germantown,
Pa, Oct 20. James A. Anderson, aged
6S. Comrade Anderson served three
years IN Co. c, 9th Pa. Cav, in the
Army of the Southwest. and was with
Sherman from Atlanta to the sea. He
was faithful soldier stanch Repub-
lican, and a kind and generous neigh
Dor and friend. He leaves a widow and
several children.
COX-At st. Louis, No., Nov. 8, of
heart disease, Isaac Cox aged 70. Com
after the war was elected to the Legis-
Iature at Springfield, ILL.,, in which State
he then lived.
PETTICARD.-At Spruce, Pa, Nov.
IT, w. ]. Petticard, aged 80. Comrade
Petticard served in Co. +, 55th Pa
DEHAVEN.-At Spruce, Pa. during
November, John Dehaven, aged about
u.s. Comrade Dehaven served in the
67th Pa
McQUEEN.--At Harvey. ILL.,. Nov. IL.
of paralysis, Gen. Alexander G. Nc
Queen. aged 7e. Comrade Mcqueen
enlisted in Co. A, 1st Iowa Cav, soon
rising to the rank of First Lieutenant.
He was promoted to Captain, Major and
Colonel and brevetted Brigadier-Gen-I
eral March 13, 1865. He was a highly
respected citizen.
READY.-At Cincinnati. O., Dec. 81.
1906, Benjamin L. Ready, Co. G. 1stt
Ohio Cav. aged &c. Comrade Ready
served from August, 81. to September,
'65. He never missed a march or a
battle in which the regiment was en-
gagged.
PERRY.-At "valor Hights," Pier
pont, S. D.. Nov. Z. Valorus Perry. aged
81. Comrade Perry served in Co. F,
1st r. l. L. A.. in Capt. James Belger'sl
Battery. At the expiration of his term
of service he re-enlisted in Co. I, 7th
u. S., where he remained till the close
of the war, making q service of over |