The National tribune., 1908-04-23
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STUCKEY.-At his home in Des
Moines, Iowa. Comrade ]. J. Stuckey,
at the age of 62. Comrade Stuckey en-
listed in the 14th ILL.,
SCHREIBER.-At Killbuck. o..
March Is, 1908, John C. Schneider, aged
so years He served in Co. c. 6th Ohio:
was wounded in the assault on Fort
Gregg, Petersburg, Va, April 2, 1865.
He served two terms as Mayor of Kill
buck. His widow, sister and two
brothers survive him.
BORDEN.-At his home near Repub-
lican City, Neb., Aug. 2S, 1907, Alonzo
Borden. He was born at Charleston,
Pa, March 2, 1899; served in Co. A,
1S7th Pa. His widow, two daughters
and three sons survive him.
CLEAVER.-At Santa Ana, Cal, Jan
Z, 1908, Kimber Cleaver. aged 40 years.
He served three years in Co. H. 18th
Iowa. His widow, son and two daugh-
ters survive him.
LANSING.-At his home in Howell
Mich, Jan. 25, 1908, Francis f. Lans-
ing. He was born at Pittsfield. Mich
Feb. 10, 1874: served in the goth Mich.
being promoted to Sergeant; was cap
/ tured by the enemy. and for nine
months suffered in Andersonville Pris-
on. where he was subjected TO such
brutally inhuman treatment that the
consequent disabilities eventually caused
his death. His widow, a son and a
daughter survive him.
GARRISON-At Dewey, Okla, Jan
| s, 1908, H. NJ. Garrison, aged 10 years.
He was Sergeant in Co. /, 18th Ill. His
widow, five sons and seven daughters
survive him.
VANNEST.-At Marshall. Tex. Jan
6. 1908. Andrew NJ. Vannest. He was
born in New Jersey June 81, 1896;
served in Co. A, 9th n. ]. His widow.
daughter and three sons survive him.
TAYLOR.-At Philadelphia, Pa,
Dec. IL, 1907, E. w. Taylor, aged rs
years. He served as First Lieutenant,
Co. f, 124th ILL.,. from Sept. 10. 1862,
to Aug. Is. 1865. His widow survives
him.
WEST-At Milwaukee Soldiers
Home, Oct. 5, 1907. Salvin C. West,
aged "a years. He served in Co. b, 22d
Wis.
BURNETT-At Girard. Kan. Dec.
%. 1907. David White Burnett, Co. d,
1st Iowa Cav, aged 81 years. He served
from 6f to '66.
CLENDENIEL-At Chaleroi. w. Va,
Jan 6. 1908. S. J. CIendeniel, who serv-
ed his country Loyalty and faithfully in
5th w. Va. Cav. in the war against re-
beilion He was a sincere Christian. a
loving brother. kind neighbor and good
citizen. He was born Feb 4, 1S41. A
brother. a sister, two half-brothers and
two half-sisters survive him. He never
married.
WIsE.-At Altoona, Pa. Oct 3, c. L.
Wise, musician, co. e, 101st Pa. Com
rade Wise was a member of Post 46S.
GEARHART.-At Altoona, Pa, Oct.
8. F. W. Gearhart, of Co. D. 125th Pa.
Comrade Gearhart was Chaplain of
Post 46S at time of his DEATH having
filed this office for five years
RAMSEY-At Salt Lake, Utah, Feb.
2. 1908, George w. Ramsey. He served
in the 130th Ill. His widow, four daugh-
ters and three Sons survive him
MAGIE--At Springfield, ILL.,. Ambrose
III. Magic, at the age of S3 years. Com
rade Magic was a wagon manufacturer
by trade, and served thru the war in the
9fst Ill. He was for one term Justice
of the Peace in Henderson County, and
then served three years in that capacity
in Springfield. He is survived by four
children.
LENNON.-At Quincy. Mich, Thomas
Lennon, at the age of 10. Comrade
Lennon was born in Ireland, but at an
early age came to this country and
learned the trade of blacksmith. He
served thru the war in the 4th Mich.
Cav. Comrade Lennon was one of the
charter members of Loomis Post, and
held the position of Quartermaster for
SO years. ever since the organization of
the Post.
McLEAN.-At Bath. n. Y. March 22.
1908. John McLane, aged rs years. He
served in the Navy.
LILLY.-At Ferenbaugh, n. Y,
March 30. 1908. Willis S. Lilly, aged 63
years. He was born on the farm on
which he died; served in Co. f, 1SSth
n. Y. His widow and two sons survive
him.
DANIELS.-At his home near Lake
City, Cal, Jan. 20, 1908, Sylvester Dan
iels, aged 70 years. He served his coun-
try in Co. f. 11th Iowa.
GLOVEB.-At Greenwich, Conn,
Aug a2I,. 1907, Charles S. Glover, Jr. He
served as Sergeant in Co. D, 37th n. Y.
His widow survives him.
BERNARD.-At the home of his son.
in Kenosha. Wis, Feb. 2. 1908, ]. r. H.
Bernard. He served as Captain, Co. A,
l56th Ohio
'PALMER.-At the home of his
daughter, near Elsberry, Mo, Dec. 26,
1907. John S. Palmer. aged ~ years.
He was a member of Co. d, I'd En-
rolled Mo. Militia.
O'NA AL.-Near Stanberry. Mo-.
March 3. 1908, Christopher O'NeaI. He
served in Co. d, 26th Ind.
HUhL.-At his home near Haysville,
o., Feb. 12, 1908, John B. Hull. He
served in co. l, 32d Ohio. from July
81, 1861, to July 20, 1865; was wound
ed at Champion Hill, Miss. A widow,
a brother and two sisters survive.
MANDEVILLE.-At Brookton, n. Y,
Nov. 90. 1907, John l.. Vaudeville, aged
II years. He served his country in Co.
A, 5Oth n. Y.
PETERS.-At Broolston. n. ", Dee
2S. 1907, John J. Peters, aged 81 years
He served in Co. G, 18th n. Y. Cav.
RUFF'NER.-At Cherry Tree, Pa.
March "a. 1908, Edward b. Ruffner,
aged 81 years. He served in Co. A,
206th Pa.
GOODRICH.-At Benson. Vt, March
%, 1908, Charles b. Goodrich, aged u
years. He served in the 1st VT Cav.
POWERS-At Fort Collins, Colo,
March %, 1908. d. L. Powers. He serv-
ed in Co. B, 27th n. J., from Sept. 3,
1862, to July 9, 1868. His widow, son
and. two daughters survive him.
MILLER.-At Pittsburg, Pa, April
1908, Henry A. Miller. He served As
Sergeant-Major of the 18th Pa.
CRANDALL.-At East Fond du Lac,
lin Crandall He was born III Rhode
hood in Madison County. n. Y; re
moved to Wisconsin about 1856; served
about one year in the Union army.
HOGAN.-At his home in Bryants-
vile, KY, March ., 1908. w. ]. Hogan.
aged 76 years. He enlisted early in
1861 in Co. b, Sd KY, and was soon
promoted to Captain of his company.
He leaves a widow and three children.
FORD-At his home in Geneva Neb