The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1907-05-02


SINKS.-At Marietta, O., Feb. 1. Irs
Sinks. Comrade Sinks served in Co. C.
list Ohio; Co. B, S1st Ohio; also Co
1856, I'd Bait. Vet. Res. Corps Comrade
Sinks was formerly member of Dun
can Post, of West Milton, O.. but at the
time of his death did not belong to any
G. A. r. Post. He was carpenter by
| trade, and had charge of this work in
the erection of many public buildings OF
Marietta. He was highly respected by
all who knew him. and was buried al
Greenfield, o.
ALLEN.-At Hebron, Ind, Jan. 10
Solomon C. Allen, aged So. Comrade
Allen served in Co. I, 5th Ind. Cav, was
taken prisoner during the SLOVENIAN
raid, and confined in Andersonville
some nine months. He was a loyal SOL
dier.
FoLEY-At Hebron, Ind, Jan. 81,
Frank Foley, aged 20. Comrade Foley
served in Co. A, It'll Ind. Cav, and was
faithful member of Walters Post. He
was a good and true soldier, and was
buried with G. A. r. hOnorS.5
DONOHUE.-At Hebron. o., Jan. %,
John Donohue, aged ~. Comrade Dono-
hue served three years in the 34th N.
Y, re-enlisting in the goth n. Y. Cav,
and was promoted to Quartermaster-
Sergeant. He was a man fully imbued
honored member of Walters Post,
which took charge of his funeral eXer-
cises.
MORICAL.-At his home in Geneva
Ind, Henry Morical, aged IS. Comrade
Morical served three years in the Goth
Ind. Battery. He was a faithful men,
Der of Post SO, Department of Indiana,
G. A. r., and was laid to rest by the
comrades of his Post with a parting sa-
MT a ~ q nf
is survived by a widow.
LAMBERT.-At his home, near
Hunter. Okla, Jan. %, George Lambert.
Comrade Lambert served in Co. X,
I25th N. Y, and Co. II, 4th N. Y. H. A.,
taking part in all the engagements in
which his regiment participated After
the war he went West, and altho an
American Desert blossom like the rose.
He is survived by a widow and four
children.
GRAHAM.-At Toledo, Iowa, Jan. 81,
Charles Graham, aged II. Comraie
Graham served in Co. I, seth n. Y, for
three years, and was wounded at Chat
fms Farm in September, 1864. He was
a member of s. P. Dillman Post, 6. A.
r., of Toledo, Iowa, and leaves a widow
and three children to mourn his loss.
COX.-At st. Louis, Mo-, Nov 3, 1906,
Isaac Cox, aged ~. Comrade Cox was
a member of Co. I, Goth ILL.,, serving
from October. 1864, to July. 1865. At
Ehe age of Is, in SO, he crost the con-
tinent in search of gold in California.
He leaves a widow and four children,
and was an exceptionally kind husband
and father.
FENTON.-At Andes, N. Y, July 26,
1906, of heart trouble, Orrin Fenton,
aged 20. Comrade Fenton served in Co.
A, 101st n. Y, and was the only one
of the original 100 men who enlisted
when the company was organized liv-
ing at the close of the war. He Is sur
vived by widow and five children.
SMITH.-On Sept. 10, at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Libbie E. Hottelling,
E. F. Smith. Conrade Smith served
in the 9Th N. Y, and is survived by sew
eral children.
FISHER-At Chicago ILL.,, Jan. 4,
after a short illness, F. P. Fisher, aged
10. Comrade Fisher served in Co. c,
55th Ill, and was promoted to Adjutant
one year before his term of enlistment
expired. He was very active in G. 4.
r. matters.
HALLSTEAD.-At Elkdale, Pa, Dec
6, 1906, Silas Hallstead, aged "A. Com
rade Hallstead served as Corporal of
Co. H, 30th Pa, responding at once 10
Gov. Curtin's call for troops
TRAMOND.-At New Albany, KAN
Dec. rs, 1906. John ]. Tramond, aged
50. Comrade Tram ond served in Co.
A, list ILL.,. and was a member in good
standing of New Albany Post, G. A. r.
Home, Ohio, Jan. 1, Isiah Mullen. Com
rade Mullen served in Co. H, 154th
Ohio.
COWDON-At the National Military
Home, Ohio. Jan. 2. Charles e. Cowdon.
Comrade Cowdon served as musician in
the band of the 1st Del.
DENNIS.-At the National Military
Home. Ohio, Jan. 2, Adam Dennis. Com
rade Dennis served in Co. F, 180th Ohio.
Home, Ohio. Jan. 3, Thomas Wilson.
Comrade Wilson served in Co. H, 1st
n. J. Cav
HASLETT.-At the National Military
Home, o., Jan. 3, Joseph Haslett. Com
rade Haslett served in Co. X, 1st N. Y.
M'td Rifles.
MOoDIE.-At the National Military
Home. Ohio, Jan. 4, Oscar Noodle. Com
rade Noodle served in Co. A, 93d Ohio.
McGEE.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio, Jan. 4, James MCGEE. Com
rade MCGEE served in Co. K, 57th Ohio.
URBAN.-At GAINESVILLE. O., Feb. 81,
Jacob Urban, aged rs. Comrade Urban
served in Co. A, 122d Ohio. He was
twice married. and is survived by a
"IuoW anu d large ldHllly OF children.
SWEET.-At Junction, O., Feb 20,
Perces Sweet, aged 70. Comrade Sweet
served in Co. g, goth Ohio; also Co. D,
18th Ohio. He was wounded severely in
the right thigh at Ashville, N. C. He
participated In all the engagements of
his regiment and was a good soldier
He leaves widow and several grown
up children.
ALLISON.-At or near Chandlors-
vile, o., March 9, James M. Allison,
aged s.. Comrade Allison served in
Co. A. 18th Ohio, from November, 1863,
to June, 1865. He leaves a widow and
three children.
MOORE.-At Urbana, o., March %
Elijah Fl. Moore. aged 81. Comrade
Moore served in Co. D, 159th Ohio. Hell
was member of Brand Post, of Ur-
bana. and also prominent Mason.
Comrade Moore was unmarried.
HOPKINS.-At his home in Zanes.
vile, o., March IS. George Hopkins.
aged SO. Comrade Hopkins served in
Co. K, 97th Ohio. He leaves a widow.
WRIGHT.-At Alton, Iowa, Jan. %.
John Wright, aged ST years, II months.
Comrade Wright served in Co. c, 111thl
n. Y.
BARNES-oct. 81. william X.
Barnes, aged 50. Comrade Barnes
served in Co. B, 65th ILL.,, and leaves a |
widow and five children
ROBINSON.--On Dec. 81, 1906. Wal
ker l.. Robinson. Comrade Robinson
served in Co. /, 5Sth ILL.,, and leaves a |
widow