The National tribune., 1907-05-23
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MtSft1 - AT National hiilttiS
Home, Ohio. March IS, John W. Mich
ey. Comrade Michey served in the U.
S. Navy
CRAIG-At National Military Home,
Ohio. March %, Thomas Craig. Com,
rade Craig served in the Mississippi
Marine Brigade
RUPP-At National Military Home,
Ohio, March %. Louis Rupp. Comrade
Rupp served in Co. l. Sd N. Y. Cav.
WURRDET-At National Military
Home. Ohio, March 80. Andrew Wurr-
det. Comrade Wurrdet served in the
5th n. H.
HIGGINS At National Military
Home. March 81, Scott Higgins. Com
rade Higgins served in Co. l., 18th G.
II. A., War with Spain
BALL-At his home in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, March 20, Hon. VIM. H. Ball,
aged So. Comrade Ball served as Col
onel of the 122d Ohio, and was brew
cited Brigadier-General October.
1864. He commanded his regiment in
% important battles. and at Opequan.
Va, Sept. 10, 1864, he was wounded.
He was noted for his bravery and
GOODNESS in the heat of battle. After
the war he resumed his law practice.
in which he won distinction. He was
elected a member of the Ohio Legisia-
ture in 1871, and served one .erm, and
also served one term as Common Pleas
Judge. In 1901 he retired from active
practice. Comrade Ball is survived by
three children.
RIDER-At his home in Rosevil.e,
Ohio, Feb. II, Francis M. Rider, aged
&c. Comrade Rider served as Omar
termaster-Sergeant of Co. G, sgd Ohio,
and was a brave soldier. He was Pres
ident of a bank in his native town at
the time of his death. Axline Post, of
which he was charter member. con-
Quoted his funeral exercises. He leaves
a widow TO mourn his loss.
SPENCER-March 7, VIM. A. Spen-
Ger. aged 73. Comrade Spencer served
in Co A, 10th Ohio, and leaves a widow
and seven children.
HOUGHTON-At Kendallville, Ind,
Jan. Is, of heart failure. II. H. Hough-
ton, aged IS. Comrade Houghton served
till the close of the war, most of the
time in the I'd regiment, U. S. Sharp
shooters.
HIGGINS on March a.
at Pennington, N. j., G. Barton Higgins.
Comrade Higgins was a member of Co.
F, 9th N. J., serving out two enlist
ments Comrade Higgins was Pas.
Commander and an active member of
Lambert Bowman Post, at Pennington,
N. J. He was grateful to his Creator
faithful to his country, and fraternal to
his fellow man, He is survived by three
sisters and a brother.
GRIFFIN-At his home in Eolland,
Ohio. March 26. J. B. Griffin. aged 62.
Comrade Griffin served in Co. II, 43d
Ohio, from 1861 till the close of the
war. He was active in q A. r. mat
tiers. His military life was highly cred
table, and his life as citizen all that
could be asked for. He is survived by
a widow and three children.
HALL-At AthoI, Mass, Jan. 5, J.
w. Hall, aged 66. Comrade Hall served
in the Navy during the civil war and
was P. S. v. Commander of II. V. Smith
Post, of Athol. Mass. He leaves a
widow and three cniiGrcp.
BROWNLEE-At his home rear
Cuba, Kan, Feb. 10, William Brown
lee, aged II. Comrade Irnvnlee serv-
ed four years in Co. I, 50th ILL.,, acting
as Orderly-Sergeant for some time,
later being commissioned Lieutenant of
his company. He was buried in Mill
Creek Cemetery, near Haworth, Kan 4,
Il, is survived by hiG widow.
GROOME-At his home in Vanet-
ten, N. Y, March 2. Egbcrt Croome,
aged 50. Comrada Groome served in
c.. A. 18th ". Y, cnlisting when he
was only little over Is years Of age.
He was in many battles. the last one
the battle of Re, rShu, 2. He was
great Mason, which fraternity had
charge of his funeral services. He is
survived by widow and FIVE children.
McINTOSF-At his home in Mary
vile, Mo-, March %. Hugh Mcintosh,
aged rs. Comrade Mcintosh served in
=. o. y, I'd Iowa cav, and was tlr. 4
wish G. A. r. hunors at Malvern, Iowa.
SWART-Near Amity, Pa, March 20.
Harvey Swart, aged a. c)mrade Swart
served in Co. D, 140th Pa. and leaves
widow and two sons - mourn his
loss.
SIBERT-Near Amity, Pa, March
%, of heart failure, John Sibert, aged
76. Comrade Sibert served in Co. d,
140th Pa, and leaves widow and
seven children
FIELDING-Near Harrisville, Pa,
March IS, William Fielding, aged &c.
Comrade Fielding served as Captain of
Co. 7, 103d Pa, tho only % years of
age at the time, and died on the farm
where his boyhood was spent.
HAYWORTH-At Mt.Vernon, Tenn,
on Feb. Is. John l.. Hayworth, aged SO.
Comrade Hayworth served in Co. X, Sd
Tenn, and was in many battles being
badly wounded. He was a member of
Jewell Post, G. A. r., of Mt. Vernon,
Tenn. which had charge of the funeral
exercises. Forty old comrades took
part in these last sad rites. He leaves
widow and seven children.
LEWIS-At Pen Yam, n. Y, Oct. 90.
1906, Chas. G. Lewis. Comrade Lewis
was a veteran in the civil war