The National tribune., 1907-12-19

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HOEMAKER.-Atth the Ohio Nation.
al Military Home. June 10, Jacob Shoe.
maker. Comrade Shoemaker served ir
Co. A, 131st Ohio.
EDwARDS.-At Ohio National Mill
tary Home, June II, Irwin A. Edwards
Comrade Edwards served in Co. K
Tooth U. 8. c. T.
itary Home, June IL, Frederick Evers
Comrade Evers served in Co. F, 5tt
Ohio.
LACEY.-At the Ohio National Mill.
tary Home, June II, Edward Lacey
Comrade Lacey served in Co. H, 176tt
Ohio.
GLEAsoN-At the Ohio Nationa
Military Home, June 13, John P. Glea-
son. Comrade Gleason served in the
oath Wis.
| MARSHALL-At the Ohio Nationa
Military Home, June 13, Thomas Mar.
shall. Comrade Marshall served in Co
C, 72d Pa.
BEvERLY.-At the Ohio Nationa
Military Home, June IA, Herod Bev,
erly. -Comrade Beverly served in Co
ID, 5th q. S. c. 7.
STRAUS.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio, April 5, David Straus
| Comrade Straus served in Co. B, 63d
Ohio.
| HARR1S.-At the National Military
Home, April s, Francis Harris. Com
rade Harris served in Co. G.. 10th n. Y
DRAIR.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio, April s, George Drair
Comrade Drair served in Co. H, Sth
Ohio Cav.
WEIs.-At the National Military
Home. April 9, Conrad Weis. Comrade
Weis served in the 4th Ohio L. A.
| ARNOLD.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio. April 9, Dacre I. Arnold
Comrade Arnold served in Co. c, 1st
Pa. L. A.
WARNER.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio. April 10, John Warner.
Comrade Warner served in Co. B, AID
U. S. C. L.
BEAL-At the National Military
Home. Ohio, April 10, VIM. Beal. Com
rade Beal served in Co. K, 125th Pa.
ARNOLD.-At the National Military
Home, April II. Thos H. Arnold. Com
rade Arnold served in Co A, Sd w. Va.
Cav.
vALENTINE.-At the National Mill
tary Home, Ohio, April II, John =.
Valentine. Comrade Valentine served
in Co. A, 18th Ohio.
WISE-At the National Military
Home. Ohio, April II, John w. Wise.
Comrade Wise served in Co. e, 14th
KY.
BOOKLET-At the National Mill
tary Home, Ohio, April IL, Joseph
Booklet Comrade Booklet served in
Co. M, 1st Ohio L. A
SILMAN.-At the National Military
Home. Ohio. April 1. Robert C. Silman
Comrade Silman served in Co. C, 11th
Ohio.
HONCK.-At his home in Santa Cruz,
Cal, July %, Francis r. Honck, aged
6S. Comrade Honck served in Co. b,
95th ILL.,, and was Past S. V. C. of Wal
lace Reynolds Post, C. A. r., Depart
ment of California
OSBORN.-At Antwerp, O., Sept. 4.
1905, w. E. Osborn. Comrade Osborn
served in Co. d, 32d Ohio. and was pro-
NOTED to First Sergeant He is sur
vivcd by widow and three children.
WILSON.--At GAINESVILLE. o., July 26,
William H. Wilson. Comrade Wilson
served out two enlistments in Co. G,
32d Ohio, and was a brave, faithful
soldier. He is survived by widow and
five children, and was buried at Rose
vile. o.
sIMs.-At Topeka, Kan, July 2s,
Maj. William Sims. Comrade Sims en-
listed in Co. C, 32d Ohio. and was ap-
pointed First Sergeant. He was pro-
NOTED to Captain of Co. a. 9th Ohio
Cav, in October, 1863, and to Major
of the regiment during the same month.
NAT Fort Bragg, Cal, April 1S.
Charles NJ. Ham, aged 61. Comrade
Ham served in Co. B, 10th n. H, and
was wounded at Cold Harbor
ANDRUS.-At Willard. n. Y, Oct. 9.
1906, Marcus Andrus. Comrade Andrus
served in Co. E, 126th n. Y.
BUNGE.-At Lisbon, Iowa, Jan. II,
VIM. Bunge. aged 60. Comrade Bunge
served all thru the civil wal, and was
confined in Andersonviile for over nine
months. He was an invali9 for eight
years, suffering greatly with paralysis.
BEAL.-At S. Efingham, N. H.. April
Is, George p. Beal. Comrade BeaI
served as Corporal in Co l. 1st Me.
Cav. and was wounded in the back at
the battle Of Malvern Hill, from which
wound he suffered all his life. He is
survived by a widow.
SHIPLETT.-At his home near Gra-
tiot o., Aug. 7, William ShipIett, aged
6S. Comrade Shiplett served in Co. B.
18th Ohio, and Co. b. 135th Ohio, and
was brave and faithful soldier He
is survived by widow and six children
JONES.-At Hudson, Mass, Aug. {.
Frank Jones, aged II. Comrade Jones
served in Co. F, 18th Mass. re-enlist-
ing in the 59th Mass. He had been in
feeble health for some time
DUFFY.-Near Crum. Ry.. July 16
John Duffy, aged 68. Comrade Duffy
served in Battery l., 1st Ohio L. A. He
was brave soldier, and is survived by
a widow
STUBBS.-At Sterling, Kan, Jan. II.
1905, s. f. Stubbs. Comrade Stubbs
served in Co. /, 18th Ohio.
CASKEY.-At Augusta, o., June 5.
1906, Reason Caskey. Comrade Caskey
served in Co. c, 1lth Ohio.
O'RRIEN.-At Union, O., Oct. 25.
1906, Patrick O'Brien. Comrade O'Brien
served in Co. d. 11th Ohio.
LAYTON.-At Dayton, o., Feb. II.
w. II. Layton. Comrade Layton served
in Co. G. 18th Ohio.
HARRISON.-At Mound City, Kan,
Col. J. Finley Harrison, of the l1th
Ohio.
SCOTIA Homework, O., Feb 80.
Andrew Scott. Comrade Scott served
in Co c, 11th Ohio
DAY.-At Soldiers Home. Marion.
Ind, April 5, VIM. Day. Comrade Day
served in Co. f, 18th Ohio
KELSEY.--At Oldtown. o., May "a.
w. II. Kelsey Comrade Kelsey served
in Co. Z. 11th Ohio
SEE.-At the National Soldiers
Home, Dayton, o., VIM. II. See. Com
rade See served in Co. K, 18th Ohio.
SCHMIDT.-At Piqua, O.. June 25.
Nicholas Schmidt Comrade Schmidt
served in co. b, 1ith Ohio.
MERCER.-At the National Soldiers
Home, Dayton. o.. July /. w F. Mer-
Ger. Comrade Mercer served in Co i,
11th Ohio.
EDWARDs.-At Salem, O., Aug. 7.
NJ. l.. Edwards. Comrade Edwards
served as First Lieutenant of Co. c,
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