The National tribune., 1907-08-08

| tant engagements. His remains were
taken to Long Prairie, Mimi, for buria.
He is survived by a widow and aine
grown children.
| ATTERBERRY.-At La Grange, Mo.
June %, 1907, q. NJ. Atterberry. Com
rade Atterberry served more than three
Years in Co. X, 10th Mo, as a musician
taking part in the campaigns at the
front under Grant and Thomas. He was
a man greatly interested in Gll reforms
| especially active in Grand Army work
was a conscientious Christian and bore
| his sufferings like true soldier. COM
rade Atterberry is survived b. n sorrow-
ing widow and four daughters
| JENKES.-Suddenly. at Pawtpokc
r. l., July 10, Allen +. Jcnkes. nearly
20 years of age. Comrade Jenkes served
| in Co. D. 4th r. l. From December,
1868. to June, 1864, he acted as Assist
ant Quartermaster at Leonardtcwn. and
from July, 1864, to September of the
same year as Assistant CnartermaSteT
of the 5th u. S. Cav. Comra,le .Icnfes
was Secretary of the 4th r. /. Vet Assn
at the time of his death.
COOK.-At Pawtucket. r. l., July Is.
Eston o. Cook. aged 81. Comrade Cook
served in the 1st r. 1. Cav. He was a
member of Tower Post. G.. A. T., of
Pawtucket. his funeral being attended
by large number of the comrades.
AIcLAUGHLIN.-Near St. .Aibans w.
Va, May IA. Noah Mclaughlin. aged
so. Comrade Mclaughlin served IN CO.
F. 9TH w. Va. Cav.
WINkLER.-Near st. Albans. w.
Va, July 23. George p. Winkler. aged
Ga. Comrade Winkler served in Co. I.
Goth Ohio.
DICKENSON.-At the home of his
son at Midway, Pa, July "a. Lewis S.
Dickinson. aged 50. Comrade Dicken-
son served in the 9TH Co, 1st Bat, v
Y. Sharpshooters. from September.
1862. till the close of the war. Fe is
survived by four sons.
II. Serg't w. S. Craft. Comrade Graft
served in Co X. 18th Pa. Cav. and was
the pride of his company. He was q
comrade in the truest sense and Chris
tan soldier. Several members of his
company acted as pallbearers
MILNE.-At his home on Fish Creek
Nebraska. July 3. Henry N. Milne. aged
f9. Comrade Milne was native of
Scotland. coming to this country at an
early age. He enlisted in 1861 in CO.
f, 7th Wis. which was part of the
Iron Brigade, and served for over
three years. During the Gettysburg
campaign he received a sunstroke, from
which he never entirely recovered. He
was widely known and highly respect
co. Tie * survived Dy dH dSeu willow
and four children.
RODERICK.--At his home in North
wood n r., July %. Joseph Roderick.
aged 64. Comrade Roderick served iE
Co +. 18th n. H., and saw much SER
vice in the field. He was wounded in
the battle of Cold Harbor. but returned
to duty as soon as able. He was 4 true
and faithful solder and loving friend,
He is survived by q widow and three,
,In,r piatn Il D,IA .i,.ly 49,
Commander of Chas. II. Hoitt Post 50
ONEY-At his home in Londonderry.
o.. July IS. Hiram Oney, aged 76. Com
radc Oney served in Co. G. 17Sth Ohio.
and was a member of Lieut.. Fellers
Post, G. A. r.. Department of Ohio.
- HALDEMAN.-At Magnolia. o.. July
1, William Haideman, aged 10 years
Comrade Haldeman served out two en-
listments in the 51st Ohio. and was in
many of the hardest fought battles of
the war. He was charter member of
Harris Elson Post G. A. r.. and very
faithful in attendance. Comrade Halde-
man was a great lover of nature, and
his knowledge of wild animals and birds
was very extensive. The burial ceremo-
nies were conducted by his Post.
WITHAN.-ht Boothbay Harbor.
Me. Jan. 6. George L. Witham, of pneu-
monia. Comrade Witham served in Co.
/, Goth Ne.
LILLY,,--At Lock Haven. Pa, Oct 90,
1906. Albert Lilly, aged 61. Conrad
Lilly served three years in the 18th L.
S Vols, and was in II engagements. |
He is survived by a widow and five
sons.
BALLARD-At Emsworth, Pa. June
10, Robert Eames Ballard. aged 80. !
Comrade Ballard was veteran of the
civil war.
WHITACRE.---. Rloomsdale, O..
June 30. ]. j. Whitacre. aged 63. Com |
rade Whitacre served in Co. d, 111th
Ohio.
wILLIAMS.-At La Junta. Colo.
Sept. Is. 1906. John r. Williams Com
rade Williams served in Co. d, 32dl
Ohio.
RuRTCN.--At Sonora, O.. Oct. Il,
1906. Thomas +. Purton. Co,nrade Bur-
ton served in Go. q. 32d Ohio.
DEVENY.-At Leroy, ILL.,, Jan. %,
Timothy T. Deveny. Comrade Deveny
in Co. d, 32d Ohio.
LEMAY.-At Milford Center. o.. Feb.
3, George Lcmay. Comrade Lemay
served in Co. b. 32d Ohio.
RIDER--At Roseyille. o.. Feb. IA, ]
5crg't Francis NJ. Rider. comrade Rider
served in Co. G. 32d Ohio.
FILSON.-At Urbana. O., Feb. 26. |
Iohn W. Ellison. Comrade tilson served
In GO. B. 32d Ohio.
McQUILLEN.-At Ashland, o., Feb
9, Wesley McQuiIlcn. Comrade Mel
Quiilen served in 60. ]. 32d Ohio
HYDE.-At Colony. Kan, March Is. |
Russell b. Hyde. Comrade Hyde served |
in Co. y. 32d Ohio.
McCUNE.--At Fleetwood. o., May 9, |
Scrg't James NJ. McCunc. of pneum onia |
romraGe McCune served out two enlist
men;s. the first in the 18Th Ohio and the |
second in Co. g. 1st Ohio Cav. He was
never absent day from his regiment |
on account of Illness. He was a gallant
soldier and a good citizen.
ROWEN.-At the home of his nephew
In Marley. Ill, James Bowen. at the age
Of So. Comradc Bowen enlisted in the |
army in 1862. and served thru the war
receiving a severe bullet wound at Stone
River. The members of the G. A r. |
and the w X =. at Joliet sent a beau
tiful floral offering. The remains were
taken TO Kansas for intcrment.
The Posts Dead.