The National tribune., 1907-01-31
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HULL.-At Evanston, ILL.,. Aug. "a.
Address B. Hull. Comrade Hull en-
listed as private in Co. E, 44th N. Y.
Normal School Company, one month
after graduating from the n. Y. State
Normal School. He was promoted Cor
poral and Sergeant, and in January.
1864, commissioned Captain of Co. I.
as Commander OF his Post, and at the
time of his death was Secretary of the
Western Society Of the Army OF the
Potomac.
CREELMAN.-At Williamsburg. Pa,
during November, Samuel Creelman.
Comrade Creelman served in the 101St
Pa, and was a prisoner of war, con-
fined in Andersonvilie and other prisons
for nearly year. He was good and
true comrade.
F1ELD.-At Marion, O., April Is.
Marshall Field, aged Sc. Coinrade Field
served for three years in Co. c, 121st
Ohio. His regiment was assigned to the
Second Brigade, Second Division. Four
teenth Corps, and took part in all the
engagements Of that body Comrade
Field was promoted to Corporal and
later to Sergeant. He was wounded at
Jonesboro, Ga, but never left his COM
pany. He was a Christian gentleman,
a gallant soldier and is survived by a
widow and five children.
BLACK.-At Racine, Wis, during
December, 1906, James D. Black, aged
65. Comrade Black served in Co H,
34th ILL.,, and was in the Tullahoma
campaign and with Sherman IN his
march to the sea. Comrade Black was
courageous soldier and was promoted
to Sergeant. He is survived by widow
and three children.
HAGEMAN.-At Hanceville, Ala,
during December, Comrade Hageman,
aged So. He served in the SD Ill.
ALCORN.-At Sedalia. Mo-, Dec. 6,
Thomas J. Alcorn, aged rs. Comrade
Alcorn came to his death thru the acci-
dental swallowing of arsenic, mistaking
1t for bromo quinine. He served in Co.
A, 33d Mo, and leaves seven children
to mourn his loss.
JOHNSON.-At Cottonwood Falls,
Nov. 81. Jabin Johnson, aged 60. Com
rade Johnson served in Co. b, 39th Ind,
thru the war. He was wounded at
Shiloh and promoted to Second Lieu
tenant. He was for years a detective
for the Santa F'e Railroad.
MASON.-At Bucyrus, o., Oct. 18.
Mason served in the 136th Ohio for 100
days. He was born in England, but
was a good American. He leaves one
daughter.
F'LICKENGER.-At Columbus. o.,
Aug. 30, Jacob Flickenger, aged Sc.
Comrade F'lickenger served in Co. II of
an Ohio regiment for three years. Dur
ing the siege of Murfreesboro he car
ried dispatches to block house, passing
g inn in ffsft nc
the Oldest citizen of his town and great
ly respected.
BRALEY.-At New Bedford, Mass,
Dec. 7, Albert Braley. in his 10th year.
Comrade Braley served for three years
in Co. II, 3Sth Mass. taking part in the
demonstration against Port Hudson. On
Nov. 1. 1864, he was honorably dis
charged from the 3Sth Mass, and made
a Second Lieutenant of the 1st La. Cav
He was once captured by a band of
guerrillas, but managed to escape. He
was the first Yankee to see the inside
of Port Hudson, and his information,
reported to Gen. Anger, probably led
to its capture by the Union forces. Com
rade Braley saw much hard fighting,
but he always did his duty like the
brave soldier he was.
DONALDSON.-At Desmet, s. D.,
Nov. 8, of heart failure David W. Dom
aged 80. Comrade Donaldson
served in Co. G, 18th y. s.. and is sur
vived by a widow and a family of chill
dren.
BRoOKS.-At Alfred. N. Y, Nov
%, Leander Brooks, aged 7S. Conlrade
Brooks served in Co. F. 141st Pa, as
Corporal. He was man of upright
character and worthy member of the
G. A. r. He was buried at N. Norwich,
N. Y.
FENTON.-At his home in Bridge
port, Conn. Nov. 26, Henry R. Fenton,
aged II. Comrade Fenton served three
years in Co. II, I'd Ohio Cav, re-enlist-
ing at the expiration of his term of
service. He was wounded and taken
prisoner during his army experience.
WHEELER.-At Bigfoot, ILL.,. Nov. 3,
George Wheeler, aged IT. Cornrade
Wheeler served in Co. D. 22d Wis, talk
ing part in several battles. He is sur
vived by a widow and one daughter.
CURRY.-At his home in Iaqua, Cal,
Oct. 2, William G. Curry, aged Sc.
Comrade Curry was civil war yeter-
an, and a member of Col. Whipple Post,
G. A. r. He is survived by a widow
and five children.
HALE.-At his home in Hicksville.
o., Oct. IT, Serg't Edwin E. Hale. Com
rade Hale served three years in the
111th Ohio, and was a brave soldier
and faithful friend and a model hus-
band and father. He is survived by
widow and three children
WHITE.-At Hill City, S. OAK, Sept.
20, Willison Il. White. aged "a. Com
rade White served in Co. A, 18th Ohio,
for four years, being promoted to Hos
pital Steward during the last year of
his service. He is survived by widow.
DALLAHER.-At Spearfish, s. D.,
Oct. 7, of heart disease, Henry ]. Dali
laher. aged 65. Comrade Dallaher serv-
ed in Co. e. 1st Conn. II. A, and was
Adjutant of Farragut Post, G. A. r.
He is survived by his widow.
POOLE.-At the residence of VIM.
Hines, Goshen, Ind, Oct Is, John
Poole, aged S3. Comrade Poole served
during the war in Co. I, 11th Mich.
FERRELL.-At his home in Cleve-
land. o., May IL, David C. Ferrell. aged
so. COmrade Ferrell served in Co. L,
I'd Mass. Cav, and was wounded four
times. losing his left leg in consequence
He was a stanch Republican. and the
Oldest member of Memorial Post, G. A.
r. He leaves a widow ard two chill
dren
CHURCH.-At Wichita, Kan, Oct 6,
James Church, aged 73. Comrade
Church served in Co. H, 1st Ill. l.. A.
He was member of Corning Post, G.
A. r., of Corning, Kan, and was Wis
died.
g TAIT.-At Mountain View. Cal, Sept.
10, Magnus TAFT, aged 20. Comrade
TAFT was born in the Shetland Islands,
coming to this country when an infant.
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