The National tribune., 1907-11-21
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He was one of the eight brave men who
on that occasion rallied around the col
ors of the regiment and brought them
off the bloody battlefield. In Septem-
ber, 1864, COmrade Morris was mus
tered in with the 184th N. Y. as First
Lieutenant of Co. l. serving in this
command until mustered out in 1865.
He is survived by six children.
BERGFELT-At the National Mill
tary Home, Ohio, April 16, julius Berg
felt. Comrade Bergfelt served in Co. /,
1st Ohio L. A.
SWING-At the National Military
Home, Ohio, April 16. Henry Swing.
Comrade Swing served in Co. A, 4th
Ohio Cav.
KENDALL-At the National Military
Home, Ohio. April II, Edson Kendall.
Comrade Kendall served in Co. E, I'd
Ohio.
MILES.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio, April IS, Chas. F. Miles.
Comrade Miles served in Co. H, I'd Ohio
Cav.
CROWSER.-At the National Mill
tary Home. Ohio. April 1S, John A.
Crowser Comrade Crowser served in
Co. A. ID w. Va. Cav.
McCUNE.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio. April 10, Aaron w Nc
Cune. Comrade McCune served in Co.
II, I'd Ohio.
bo D--Al tne NdtlOIdl Mllitdfy
Home, Ohio, April 23. Samuel Boyd
Comrade Boyd served in Co. H. 213th
Pa.
NEWLAND.-At the National Mill
tary Home, Ohio, April %. John H.
Newland. Comrade Newland served in
Co. F. 18th Ind.
CAMPBELL-At the National Mill
tary Home, Ohio. April 81. Robert
Campbell Comrade Campbell served
in Co. B, Sth u. S. C. H. A
UPSON.-At his home in Huron, N.
Y. May 5, VIM. w. Upson. aged ~.
Comrade Upson served in the 44th and
also the 18TH N. Y He is survived by
a widow and an adopted son.
GRANT.-At his home in Mount
Blanchard. o., May 2S, aged 70. Com
rade Grant served in Co. 3, 10th ILL.,,
brave soldier. good citizen and neigh
Dor.
HICKS-At Glenloch. Kan. May 30.
Philemon II. Hicks, aged So. Comrade
Hicks served in Co. G. 125th Pa, and
afterwards as Lieutenant of Co. C, 10th
Pa.
SMITH-April %. George ". Smith,
aged ~. Comrade Smith served in the
54th Pa.
WINCHELL.-Ncar Gross. Neb., May
Is, Nyrum L. WinchelI. aged "A. Com
rade Winchell belonged to Co. l., 18th
Ind. Cav He is survived by n widow
and Ii children. who mourn kind hus-
band and father.
BOON.-At West Branch, Iowa, April
4, George Boon. Comrade Boon served
in the 143d Ohio National Guards.
NEGUS.-At West Liberty. Iowa, May
II. COmrade Negus. who served in the
143d Ohio National Guards.
REAM.-At Millington, Mich, May 2,
b. B. Ream, aged rs. Comrade Ream
was a veteran of the civil war. enlisting
at Buffalo Aug. 10. 1864.
CHAPMAN.-At st. Petersburg, Fla,
April %. aged IS. Comrade Chapman
served as Corporal Of Co. X, 18th Iowa,
mental Quartermastcr. He re-enlisted
in March. 1864, and was made First
Lieutenant of Co. B, and a little later
Captain of the same company He was
an efficient and valued member of Kit
Carson Post, Department of Florida, to
which he belonged
KING.-At Montague. Mass, May 8,
Merriam King. aged 72. Comrade King
served in Co. II, 21st Mass. He was
active in all the public affairs of his
town. He is survived by widow and
one child.
McCLARREN.-Ath his home in Black
Lick Township. Pa, John J. McClarren.
aged 63. Comrade McClarren served as
private in Co. +. 18th u. s., for three
years He was a member of Thomas
Jenkins Post, G. A. r.
CASE.-At Coudersport, Pa. July 1,
1906. William A. Case, aged "A. Com
rade Case was a veteran of the civil
war and a member of Arch F. Jones
Post. G. A. r.. of Coudersport.