The National tribune., 1907-07-25

fireman on the L. S s. AriStook from
February, 1862, to August, 1858. He
was Senior Fice-ComniaHder of Casper
w. Collins Post, of Rawiins. Wyo.
TATLOR.-At Glasgow. KY. April
21, Fiavius j. Taylor, aged %. ComrGdc
Taylor. who was a native of Kentucky.
enlisted upon the outbreak of the re-
belion as Hospital Steward in the 18th
Ky. After Is months lie was c9Imis-
stoned Assistant Surgeon. in which ca
pacity he served his country faithfully
until the close Of the war After the
war he became regular practicinS ply
sician. He served rs S. V. Commander
of r. L. Bullock Post, of Glasgow, in
Iseveral children.
MONEYPENNY.- John Money
penny. Surgeon. 123d n. Y.
HOOVER.-Albert Hoover. 12Sd
n. Y.
LAwTON-Clark H. Lawton. COM
rade Lawton served in Co G. 123d n.
Y. and was wounded at Peach Tree
Creek
HAMILTON.-Frank Hamilton. Com
rade Hamilton served in the Black
Horse Cav.
TIDWELL-At Marion, ILL.,, April Is,
DR.. J. L. TidwcH. Comrade Tidwell
served in Co. c. 9th Tenn. Cav
LEE.-At Eiizabethtown. ILL.,, April
%, Charles Lee, aged 6S. COmrade
Lee served in Co. a. 29th Ill, for three
years.
WOODWORTH.-At his home in
Cochranton. Pa. April q, Isaac L.
Woodworth. aged IS. Comrade Wood
worth served II months in Co b, Sd Pa
H. A. at Fortress Monroe. Va.
McGLEW.-At Hilliard, Fla, April
IA, Samuel B. McGlew, aged 60. Com
rade McGlew served in the I'd Mass.
Cav. and I'd U. S. Cav, and lost an arm
in the Modoc War.
GALE.-At Olean, n. Y, May 2S,
Capt. Henry Gale, aged 81. Comrade
Gale enlisted August, 1862, as private
in Co. 3, 1st N. Y. Dragons, and for
meritorious service in the field was pro-
NOTED to brevet Captain. He was
wounded in the Shenandoah Valley un-
der Sheridan. COmrade Gale was seven
times chosen Commander of Bayard
Post, G. A. R.. of Olean. He is sur
vived by widow and three sons.
CONNER.-At Cortland, Neb, May
81. John NJ. Conner. aged 95. Comrade
Conner served in Co. H, 37th Iowa. He
is survived by a widow and nine chill
dren.
VICKROY.-At HndsbOro. ILL.,, April
q, Josephus yickroy. Comrade Wick
roy served in Co. B, 59th Ohio.
HARRIS-At Wisterman, Ohio, May
10, Arthur Harris, aged 66. Comrade
Harris served in Co. A, 57th Ohio. and
lost a foot at the battle of Shiloh.
Comrade Harris was an active member
of A. V. Rice Post. of Continental. Ohio,
which will greatly miss him. He is sur
vived by several children.
LEDDY.-At Secor, Ill. Aug. "a,
1906. Michael Leddy. Comrade Leddy
served in Co. X. 112th Ill.
GRAY.-At Long Run. Pa, May 10.
Henry F. Gray, aged 65. Comrade
Gray served in Co. L, 139th Pa, taking
an active part in Antietam. Fredericks-
burg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and
many other battles. He was wounded
at Fort Stevens by rifle ball thru his
left arm. He is survived by a brother
and two sisters.
HARYEY.-At Newport, r. T.. May
"a, Charles E. Harvey, aged Ga. Com
rade Harvey served in the u. S. Navy
during the civil war on the U. S. S Ohio,
San Jacinto, Magnolia, and North Caro-
lima. from which latter he was dis
charged August, 1863. Comrade Har-
vey was an active member of Charles L.
Lawton Post, G. A. r., rarely missing
meeting of the Post. He is survived by
four children.
HARBISON.-At GrinneH, Iowa, Geo
w. HARRISON. Comrade HARRISON served
in Co. f, I'd Iowa Cav.
TEDRICK.-May IS, Peter Tedrick,
aged ~. COmrade Tedrick served in
Co. II. 65th Ohio.
BACON.-At his home near Spickard,
Mo. April 81, George Warren Bacon,
aged 65 years, eight months. and Is
days. Comrade Bacon served in Co. Fl,
11th Iowa, for nearly three years. He
was a brave soldier and good citizen,
and leaves a widow and six children.
DAVENPORT.-At his home at Sara
nae. Mich, April 4, w. II. Davenport.
Comrade Davenport served in the 32d
N Y.
MITCHELL-At the home of his son.
aged 81. Comrade Mitchell
served in the Mexican War. and in July.
1862, enlisted as private in Co. f.
26th Mo. S. NJ, and was promoted to
the rank of Major the same day. He
was also Major of the 18th Mo. Cav
Maj. Mitchell was a splendid specimen
of manhood. over six feet in hight and
weighing 240 pounds, and was as hon
est as he was large. He held several
positions of trust in the community,
such as Sheriff and Collector. ana al
ways gave perfect satisfaction. His loss
will be deeply felt b. all. He is sur
vived by a family of children.
HENDERSON, his home near
Mo-, April 10. Jacob Hender-
shot, aged 20. Comrade Hendershot
served in Co. B, 18th n. j. He is sur
vived by a widow and several children
son in Bolivar, No, May 2S. C. Rode |
lander. Comrade Rodelander was a |
veteran of the civil war, and leaves a |
family Of children.
PETERS.-At Bolivar, MO, Sept. 2S, |
1906, Isaac n. Peters, aged So. Com |
rade Peters served in Co. A. Sth Mo. S.
NJ. Cav He died at the County Poor |
house and is survived by son.
GARRETT.-At his home in Bolivar, |
Mo-, Feb. 10, Benjamin Garrett, aged |
I3. Comrade Garrett served as Cor
poral of Co. a, 130th H. Comrade Gar |
rett was an Englishman by birth and a
barber by trade. He leaves an aged |
wife and several children.
- BROWN-At Chelan, Wash, May A. |
IF neuralgia of the heart, Joseph F. |
Brown. aged 50. Comrade Brown serv-
ed in Co. a. 4th Wis. also in the 7th |
Wis. l.. A. He was a member of Har-
-ison Post, G. A r., Department of |
and Alaska.
MOOREHE EAD.-At Sioux City, Iowa
March 80. Andrew J. Moorchead. Com
rade Moorehead served in Co. II, S4th |
H., and was one of those soldiers who |
was always ready for duty. He is sur
rived by a widow.
McGUIRE.-At his home in Home
stead, Pa, April 10, James f. Mcclure,
aged 72. Ccmrade Mcclure served as
in Co. l., 102d Pa, faithfully
and well.
COWAN.--At Ellwood City. Pa. April