The National tribune., 1907-02-21
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CARPENTER-At At Goshen, IND.
Jan. 2. 1905, Geo. w. Carpenter. Com.
rade Carpenter served as Bugler of Co
H, 18th Ind.
TWIFoRD.-At Goshen. Ind. Marcel
Is, 1906, VIM. Twiford. Comrade Twi
ford served in Co. d, Tooth Ind.
At Goshen. Ind.
March 8, 1906, John Repiogle. Com
| rade Replogle served in Co. A. SD Ind
| KELLEY.-At Goshen, Ind. Jan. Is
| 1906, VIM. H. Kelley. Comrade Kelley
| served in Cos. B and E. 147th Ohio.
| KNAPP At Goshen, Ind, MAY
| 26, 1906, John w. Knapp. Comrade
Knapp served in the 22d Ohio Battery
BOOKS.-At Goshen, Ind, July
1906. Geo. J. Books. Comrade Books
served in Co. K, 57th Ind.
| SMITH.-At Goshen, Ind, July %
1905. Daniel G. Smith. Comrade Smith
served as Drummer of Co. G, 4Sth Ind
PoOL.-At Goshen. Ind. Oct IL
1906. John Pool. Comrade Pool served
in Co. I, 18th Mich.
DIck.-At Goshen, Ind, Oct. 20,
served as First Sergeant of Co. b, 18th
Mich s. s.
WELKER.-At Goshen. Ind, Dec. s,
1906, VIM. Fl. Welker. Comrade We'll
ker was First Lieutenant of Co. F, 21st
Ohio.
BUSS.-At Goshen. Ind, May 10,
1906, Henry 7. Buss. Comrade Buss
served in Co. F, 1st N. II. Cav.
HUNT.-At his home in Brattleboro,
VT, Jan. 81, Col. John Hunt, aged rs,
and lifelong resident of Brattleboro
and Vernon. He came from a distin.
suished family. William Morris Hunt,
the artist. and Richard Morris Hunt.
the architect, were his cousins: his
grandfather was Jonathan Hunt, Lieu
tenant Governor of the State from 1874
to 1896, and Gen. Arad Hunt was his
great uncle. He was conducting a large
farm in Vernon at the time the war
broke out, and in August. 1862, recruited
a company for the 11th VT, and became
Captain of Co. f. At the time OF the
St Adams raid he was home and raised
a regiment of which he became Colonel
He was a Representative in the YER
mont Legislature for two terms, and
belonged to Sedgwick Post. G. A. r.
P1LGRIM.-At Oskaloosa, Iowa,
March II, 1906, John r. Pilgrim, aged
63. Comrade Pilgrim served in the 33d
Iowa. and IS survived by widow and
five children.
TIMMS.--At Dundas, Ohio, Nov. 4.
1905, Charles w. Timms, aged 81. Com
rade Timms was a member of Co. F,
18th w. Va, and is survived by a wild
ow and three children He died of can
GER
SHAVER.-At Sidney, N. Y, during
the year 1905. Henry Shaver. Comrade
Shaver served in Co. G.. 144th N. Y.
BENENT.-At Franklin, N. Y, Oct
3, Chas. e. Benent. Comrade Benent
served in Co. d, Hath N. Y.
PELLETT.-At China, N. Y, Oct. 5,
Alexander T. PelIett Comrade Pellet
belonged to Co. A. 144th N. Y.
HATHAWAY.-At Olyphant. Pa,
Sept II Chas NJ Hathaway Com
rade Hathaway served in Co. c, Hath
N. Y.
NORTH.-At Binghamton. N. Y,
March 1. G. S. North. Comrade North
served in Co. B, Hath N. Y.
CROWLEY.-At Denison, Tex,
Christmas morning, Rev. Timothy K.
Crowley, pastor of ST. Patrick's Church
Father Crowley was born in Ireland 6S
years ago, and came to this country at
the age of "a, when he enlisted in the
Union army and had a very eventful
service. He was educated at the semi
nary at Galveston, Tex, and ordained
20 years ago. taking charge of the
church at Denison about II years ago
He was very successful in building il
up and also in providing for his flock
handsome edifice. He was not only
popular with his own people, but highly
esteemed by the Protestants of hie city.
with whom lie worked IN harmony IN
all matters pertaining for the good OF
the community.
FRENCH.-At Philadelphia, Pa,
Sept. %, Edison NJ. French, of strangu-
lated hernia. Comrade French served
in Co +, Hist Pa.
LARRABEE.-At Jackson, Pa, Oct.
IT, Oscar G. Larrabee. Comrade LARA
bee served his country Al months in
Battery F, 1st Pa. Art