The National tribune., 1908-03-04
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| JENNlNGS.-At his home near cam
bridge, ILL.,, Jan. 9, 1908. Serg't John l..
Jennings, Co. H, 112th Ill. Serg't Jen-
nings was color-bearer of the regiment.
Two sons survive him.
WELLS.-At his home In Peoria, ILL.,,
Jan. 7, 1908, Maj Henry w. Wells.
Comrade Wells was the first Adjutant
/ of the 112th ILL.,; resigned Nov. 25, 1868,
to accept commission as Major in an
other organizations; was assigned to duty
as Chief of Artillery of the Third Divi-
sion, Twentythird Corps, Army of the
Ohio. and served in that position until
close of war. He also served as A. A.
A. G., Third Division, Twenty-third
! Corps, from June to 27. 1864, and as
Judge-Advocate of the division to the
close of the Atlanta campaign, in addi-
ton to other regular staff duties. He
was brave and faithful officer, and
rendered excellent service to his coun-
/ try.
CARPENTER.-At his residence, in
Columbus, O., Sept. 20, 1907, Capt.
Alexander Carpenter. aged 10 years.
Comrade Carpenter served in Co. 3,
18th Ohio. He was a brave and faith
full soldier, willing to do his duty. He
| participated in all the battles of the
Fourteenth Corps-Chickamaug Re
SAGA, Kenesaw Mountain and march to
the sea. He was an honored citizen,
loved by ALL
KNEELAND.-At Worcester, Mass,
Jan. 6, 1903, Asa L. Kneeland, aged 65
years. Comrade Kneeland served four
years in the war for the Union, being
honorably mustered out as Lieutenant
of Co. A, 32d Mass.
DAVIS.-At his home in Plainville,
Mass. Jan. Z, 1908, Edward Papson
Davis, aged 20 years. He enlisted for
nine months on Sept. 8, 1862, in Co. F,
11th r. l.; was discharged on account
of rheumatism Feb. IA, 1868. He was a
highly-esteemed citizen.
CAREY.-At Honolulu, Hawaii, Dec.
"a, 1907, Thomas Carey. aged II years.
/ Comrade Carey was born in Tiperary,
Ireland, came to the United States III
youth, and served in the 14th Ill. and
in Co. c, 1st Ill. Cav. He was for some
time one of Gen. Shermans orderlies.
He settled in Hawaii. and was a charter
member of George w. De Long Post, As,
in Honolulu.
DUBOIS.-At his home on E. Union
St, Manchester, Iowa, on Friday, Dec.
13, 1907, John Dubois. Comrade Du-
bois was born Feb. 3. 1881, at Perry.
n. Y; went to Iowa in 1856; enlisted
Aug. 19, 1862, in Co. H, 21st Iowa, and
served his three years enlistment as
Sergeant-Major of the regiment. He
left widow, daughter and six grand
children.
LIPSKY.-At Galesburg, ILL.,. Oct 1,
1907, Alexander Lipsky. Comrade Lip
sky served from August, 1861, till the
war ended, in Co. F, 36th Ill. His
widow and six children survive him.
KIMBALL.-At Andrew, Iowa, Nov.
1, 1907, David p. Kimball, aged ~
years. Comrade Kimball's service was
in Co. M, I'd Iowa Cav. He was a MEM
Der of r. NJ. Smith Post. at Andrew,
Iowa.
O'NEIL.-At Andrew. Iowa, Oct. II,
1907, VIM. O'Neil, aged 70 years. Com
rade ONeil served in the 1st Wis. H. A.
and was a member of r. M. Smith Post
at Andrew. Iowa.
CANTLEBERRY.-A Glenmont, o..
Sept. &c, 1907. William Cantleberry.
Comrade Cantleberry served in Co. K,
I14th Ohio. His widow, two daughters
and three sons survive.
WEAVER.-At Soldiers Home, Min
neapolis, Mimi. Dec. 10. 1906, James z.
Weaver. Comrade Weaver served in
the 1st MINI.
WEAvER-At his home in Anoka,
Mimi. April IA. 1906. Elijah Weaver.
Comrade Weaver was born March 19,
1929, at New Brunswick. N. j., and
went to Minnesota in 1855. He served
in the 1st Minn., participated in "a bat
ties. and lost his hearing thru injuries
received at Gettysburg. He leaves
widow.
HILL.-At Princeton, Mimi, June "a,
1907, Jonas r. Hill. Comrade Hill was
born in New Brunswick Jan. 4, 1881,
went to Minnesota in 1853. enlisted Sept.
II. 1861, in Co. e, Ist Mimi. and served
three years. His widow and one son
survive him.
DEIHL.-At Shiloh, o., Dec. 9, 1907,
Peter Diehl. Comrade Diehi was born
in Cumberland County, Pa, Nov. 20.
1897; went to Ohio in 1899; enlisted
July 26, 1863, in Co. d. I'd Ohio; dis
charged Aug. %, 1865. His widow and
four children survive.
CRESS-At Glenwood, Iowa, 1907,
David Cress. Comrade Cress was born
at Gettysburg, Pa. Aug. Is, 1898; en-
listed Aug. 16, 1862, in the 13Sth Pa;
honorably discharged June 6, 1865, hav-
ing participated in many great battles.
His widow survives him.
GOHN.-At Gainesville. Tex. Dec. 10.
1907, George L. Gohn. Comrade Gohn
was born at Wrightsville, Pa, March
12, 1S43. He enlisted at Sunbury Pa,
and served in Nevius's Ind'p't Battery,
Pa. l.. A His widow survives hir'.
VAN DUYNE.-At New York City
Dec. 25, 1907, Charles H. Van Duyne.
Comrade Van Duyne was born Jan. IA,
1S43, in Brooklyn, N. Y; enlisted Aug.
s, 1862, in the 14th Brooklyn. with
which. in the field, he served till Sept.
Is, when, being disabled by an acci-
dent, he was sent to the hospital and
on Dec. IL, 1862, was discharged from
service. He leaves a widow, two sons
and one daughter.
MARSHALL.--At Madison, Ind, Aug
18, 1907, Joseph G. Marshall. Comrade
Marshall was born in Madison in June,
1910; enlisted April IS, 1851, in Co. E,
9Th Ind; participated in the engage
ments of that regiment; discharged Aug
2, 1861; enlisted Aug. 5. Co. K, 9th U.
s. Regulars, and commissioned Second
Lieutenant; discharged June. 1868; en-
listed Nov IS, 1868, as private, 18th
Ind Cav; promoted to Lieutenant Jan.
-. 1864; discharged Nov. IS. 1864.
RILEY.-At Claremont, n. H., Sept.
II, 1907, James E. Riley. Comrade
Riley was born at Woodstock N. Y,
jan 10, 1898; enlisted in Co. B, Sd Pa
Rerserves: served till July 30. 1864;
three years, with honor. He was a
prominent citizen of every community
in which he resided. From injuries sus-
tanned by an accident, his field hard
ships in the army having weakened his
recuperative powers, he became an in
valid, and for nearly II years preceding
death he was confined to his bed. His
widow survives him.
McKAIG.-At Webster City, Iowa.
June 81, 1907. Malcolm McKaig, who
served in Co f, 154ih N. Y.
MULHOLLAND.-A Webster City,
Iowa, July 2S, 1907. Washington Null
holland, who served in Co. G, 1S9th
Ohio.
SMITH.-At his home in Barn esberg.