The National tribune., 1908-04-02
WASHINGTON G, THURSDAY APRIL e. 1908

hard SERVICE tn Minnesota In 1892, II
the South. He leaves a widow, to whom
he was married in 1854, and two daugh'
ters and son.
| GRAY.-At his home in Los Gatos
CAL, MarchblS. 1908, Thomas J. Gray
Comrade Gray enlisted in Co. II, 3Stf
Ind. After the battle Of Chickamaugs
he was transferred to the Veteran Re.
serve Corps.
WINTERMUTE0At Delaware. o.
Jan. 81, 1898, J.tP: Wintermute. He
was born in Muskingum County. o.
Dec. Is. 1892; was order!y-Sergeant OF
Co. c. 145th Ohio N. g., for 100 days;
served as Adjutant of George B. Tor
renee Post, go, G. A. R., at Delaware
for IA years
ROBINSON.-At Springfield, Mass.
Feb. rs, 1908, Louis D. Robinson, aged
65. He served in Co. F, SD Mass.
THAYER.-At the home of his son
1908, Luke NJ. Thayer, of Homer, Mich.
aged II years. He served in the 4th
Mich. Cav. and was one of the captors
OF JEFF Davis.
SISSoN.-At his home in La Crosse
Wis, Jan. II, 1908. Olong s. Sisson
aged 81. He was born in Ohio, was
reared in Wisconsin, and served in Co
B, I'd Wis. Cav, four years. A widow
survives.
SMITH-At vinton o., July IS, 1907
j. V. Smith. He served in Co. I, 53d
Ohio. His widow. five sons and nine
daughters survive him
WYKOFF.-At Palo Alto, CAL, Jan.
10, 1908, Hiram G. Wykoff. NJ. D., aged
6s. He served in the 124th ILL.,, attain
ing the rank of First Lieutenant.
widow, two sons and daughter sur
vive.
FOLEY.-At Milroy. Ind, March 6,
1908, Thomas Foley. He served in the
18th Ind; was among the surrendered
at Harper's Ferry Sept. Is, 1862; was
Past Commander of F. F. Swain Post,
G. A. R., and was Post Adjutant at the
time of his death.
HAMMACK.-At McRae. Ark, Jan.
10, 1907, Andrew ]. Hammack. Com
rade Hammack served in Co. I, 9Th Ill.
He is survived by a widow, one son and
a daughter.
CoRNIsH.-At Soldiers Home,
Bueno Vista, Colo. Jan. 6, 1908, Amos
G. Cornish, aged 81 years, a Past Com
mander of Crocker Post, 218, Chappell,
Neb.; born in New York State; was a
member of Co. E, 47th Ill.
GLOSS.-At Cordova, Mimi, March
2, 1908, John Gloss, aged So. Comrade
Gloss served in Co. G, 10th U. s. He
WIS d uleIlUeT Oh cdTHSWOTLn fOSt, 10.
A widow, two sons and a daughter sur
vive him.
SIMMERS.-At Cheatneck, w. Va.
Feb. 27, 1908, Jacob II. SINNERS, aged
IS. He served as Corporal in Co. =, 7th
w. Va. A widow and three sons survive
him; also brother, VIM. SINNERS, of
Flinton. Pa.
UPTON-At Enfield, H., Feb. 10,
1908, John II. Upton. He served in Co.
e, S7th ILL.,; leaves widow and IL chill
dren.
WILLIAMS.-Near Lanesboro, Ill,
Feb. II, 1908, Joseph S. Williams. He
served thru the war in the 9Th Cav.
WILLIAMS.-At Creal Springs, ILL.,,
Feb. 4, 1908, I. w. Williams, aged 81.
Comrade Williams served in Co. T,
12Sth Ill. t.'
NORTH.-At North, Ind, Feb. 81,
1903, James Monroe North. He was
born at North, Ind, Aug. IS, 1895; en-
listed Aug. a15, 1862, In Co. G, 83d Ind,
and served until the end of the war;
was wounded at Ezra Chapel, near At
lanta, July 2S, 1864; rejoined the 'regi-
ment in time to march with Sherman
to the sea. He leaves two daughters,
two brothers and a sister.
JONES.-At his home in Highland
Township, Grundy County. ILL.,, March
i2, 1908, Henry Jones. He was born