The National tribune., 1907-01-17
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PARSONS.-At Oriand, Ill, Dec, 90,
James NJ. Parsons, aged Is. Comrade
Parsons served three years in Co. G.,
was buried with Masonic honors on
JAM g.. Comrade Parsons was loved
and respected by all in the community
in which he lived, and his death leaves
widow and four children to mourn
his loss.
RICKENBAUGH.-A Mexico, Pa,
Dec. 81. Jacob s. Rickenbaugh, aged
64. Comrade Rickenbaugh served In
Co. G. 134th Pa, and was Postmaster
of Mexico.
WARFTELD-At Continental. O.,
March 21, 1906, John H. Warfield. He
was member of Co. H, 27th Ohio, and
leaves a widow and several children.
ELZIC.-At Continental, O., Novem-
Der, 1906, David H. Elzic, aged ST.
Comrade Elzic served in Co. e, 21st
Ohio, for three months, and in the 99th
Ohio for three years. He leaves a
widow in very INDECENT circumstances.
|. DAyIS.-At Yellow Grass, Canada,
Dec. %, John E. Davis. aged SIS. Com
receiving Minute Mans Medal for his
good work. He then served in the Gath
Mass for over three years, being
wounded at Fort Wagner and taken
prisoner Aug. 16, 1864. He was con-
fined in both Belle Isle and Libby Pris-
ons. He is survived by a widow.
/ TSMUTZ.-At Bird City. Kan, Dec.
10, A. r. SmutZ, aged SO. Comrade
Smutz served in Co. C, Sth Iowa Cav.
McNABB.-At Harrisonville. Mo-,
Aug. "a, Thompson McNabb, aged 81.
Comrade McNabb served three years In
Co. B, 36th Ohio, and in two other
regiments. His death was the result
of injuries received while attempting to
pull wagon out of rut, q stone
throwing the wagon tongue violently
against his side. Comrade McNabb was
for several years Superintendent of
Public Schools in Howard County. Neb
He leaves widow and seven children.
ANTHON.-At Bartlett, Kan, Dec.
II, Frederick G. Anthon. Comrade
Anthon was a member of Co. F, 7th
Ind, Cav, and was on detached duty
for considerable time during his service
asa scout under the command of Mai.
Jos. Shelton.
NEAL.-At Girard, ILL.,, Dec. 21, Will
liam A. Neal, aged 81. Comrade Neal
enlisted in May, 1861. and served till
Sept. 25, 1866, in Cos. I and F. 18th
Ill. He was a good fighter, with his
regiment all the time, and was nick
named "Bill Ozark by his command
er. His death was very sudden, being
caused by paralysis. and he was buried
| at Loamt, ILL.,, which was the place of
| his birth.
McCATHRON.-At Junction City,
| Kan, Oct IL, John G. McCathron. aged
| s6 Comrade McCathron served with
credit in the I'd Kan. Cav, and Is sur
vived by six daughters.
| RJICK-At Peabody Kan Dec "a
| Llewellyn A. Buck, NJ. D., aged 81.
Comrade Buck was born in Maine. and
enlisted in the early part Of the war
| in the I'd Me. Sharpshooters. He was
soon transferred to the Hospital De-
| partment, where he was of the greatest
| service until his discharge in Septem-
| ber, 1865. After the war he moved 20
| Kansas. settling In 1876 in Peabody,
where he was most successful prac-
| titioner and honored citizen. He held
! several positions of importance in the
G.. A. r. of Kansas, and was at the
time of his death President of the U. S.
Examining Board of Pensions % Marion
| County. He leaves a widow and three
| children to mourn his loss.
I CLARK.-At Martins Ferry. o..
Sept 5. VIM. Clark. Comrade Clark
served out two enlistments, the first In
| Co. e, I'd w. Va; the second in Co. X.
! 9Th w. Va. Cav. He was In more than
90 battles, was brave soldier. splen-
| did citizen and good neighbor. He
leaves a widow and one son.
| RICKERT.-At San Diego, Cal, Dec.
| 10, Jacob Rickert. Comrade Rickert
served three years In Battery I, 1st
Ohio L. A, and was present at every
engagement in which the battery took
part. He was very popular with his
comrades, and much thought of by his
commander. Capt. Dflger. He always
attended the Battery Reunions. and his
presence will be greatly missed at their
future gatherings. He was buried at
his home in Enon Valley, Pa.
| BATEMAN.-At Elizabeth, ILL.,, Dec.
! IT, of cancer, James II. Bateman, aged
So. Comrade Bateman served in Co. F.
| 18th ILL.,, from July. 1861, to the close
of the war. He took part in the battles
of Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Corinth, Ala
toona Pass, and was with Sherman in
his march to the sea. He was wounded
seveal times. and held the offices Of
Corporal and Sergeant.
| SUMMERS.-At Georgetown, Mo-,
| Oct. 10, of abcess of the stomach, AL
| fred Summers, aged 66. Comrade Sum-
| mers served his country faithfully in
Co. F. Ssth Ind, and was a member of
Sedalia Post, So, G.. A. r. He was a
great sufferer, and leaves widow and
| a family of sons and daughters to
mourn his loss.
GRIFFITH-At Brighton, Iowa, Oct.
9, John Wesley Griffith. aged 81. Com
| rade Griffith served three years in the
civil war in Co. H, I'd Iowa, part of the
time in the secret service He was a
good soldier and highly respected cit
izen, and is survived by widow and
one son.
HOLT-At Cardington. O., Sept 1s,
Charles Holt. Comrade Holt served In
| Co. d, 121st Ohio, and is survived by
| a widow and three sons.
GAY.-At Hamilton, Mo-. Oct. II,
David H. Gay, aged 72. Comrade Gay
served in the 115th Ill. during the civil
war. After his discharge he settled on
farm near Hamilton. and was a high
ly esteemed citizen. He leaves widow
and five children.
CHAPEL.-At Manchester. Iowa,