The National tribune., 1908-06-04
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NORTON.-At Trenton, Mo-. May 20.
1868, Richard c. Norton. A. NJ. LII. D.,
aged 6S years. He served in Co. A, AID
Ohio.
TEETER.-At Kalispell, Mont. April
21, 1908, Jeremiah G. Teeter. He was
born in Harrison County. o., Aug. 20,
1884; enlisted Oct. s. 1861, in the ed
Ohio: served till Oct. II, 1854. His
widow and three children survive him.
RITTER.-At Port Orchard, Wash.
April %, 1908. George FL. Ritter. He
served in Co. A, eth Wis. His widow
and daughter survive him.
RECORDS.-At yellow Grass, Sas-
katchewan. Canada. April 90, 1908.
Thompson L. Records. aged 81 years.
He served in the 18th Ind. L. A. from
1869 till war closed. His widow and
five children survive him.
HENDERSON.-At Traverse City,
Mich, May 10, 1908. Richard T. Hen
dersOn. aged s. years. He served in Co.
b: 10th Ind, with such distinction that
he was promoted to Captain in the goth
md, into which the 18th was merged.
He served over four years. He is sur
vived by his widow. daughter. three
grandchildren. sister and brother.
BRIGGS.--At MetamOra, ILL.,, May Il,
1908. +. +. Briggs. He served as Cap
tain of Co. +. 10Sth III.
'TAYLOR.-At Abba. Iowa, May II,
1903, J. NJ. Taylor, aged II years. He
served in Co. II. I'd Iowa Cav.
lCEOVER.-At Gardner, ILL.,. May g.
1908. Gerrettus Clover. He was born
in Indiana Feb. %. 1886: served 81
months in Co. f, 18th Iowa. He Is sur
vived by his second wife, to whom he
was married but eight days before his
death, and by one son by his first wife
'GORDON.-At Annalong. Ireland
Feb. q. 1908. William Gordon. aged So
years He was born in Ireland, came to
America when a young man. served
four years in the 74th Ohio in the wal
against rebellion; returned in later years
to his native land. His widow, one
daughter and six sons survive him.
|n !GEIBEL.-At New England. w. Va.
Feb. Q. 1908, Lewis Geibel. aged Y
years. He served in Co. c. 1st w. Va
l.. A. His widow. a son and four daugh-
tiers survive him.
| tHAMILTON.-At Arnold. Pa. Dec. 2
1907, Robert Hamilton. aged 81 years
He served as bugler of Co. II. 18th U. S
His widow, three daughters and two
sons survive him.
IVORY-At Kittanning. Pa. May 9
1908. Andrew Ivory. He served as Cap
tain in Co. G. 18th Pa. Reserves.
| 4 ,WATSON.-At his home in Dayton
O., May 20. Rev. Josiah p. Watson. al
the age Of 10 years. COmrade Watson
served thru the civil war as Chaplain
of the 18th Ind. He came o-Belvidere
in 1858 and assumed the pastorate oil
the church there He was highly es-
teemed by his fellow-citizens.
STEPH ENSON.-At Parr, Ind, Apri
| l. 1903, Robert Stephenson. aged II
years. He served in Co. G. 9Th Ind.
KINZEL.--At Palm Beach, Fla, May
1.r1907. Francis KinZel. He served In
the Sth n. Y. His widow survives him
SINNOTT-At Collinwood, o., june
16, 1907, John Sinnott. He served ir
Co. A. 26th Mo. from the opening to
the close of the war against rebellion
His widow survives him.
CASEBALT-At Chehalis. Wash.
Dec, 80, 1907. Thomas ID. Baseball H.
was born Jan. 10. 1910: served in Co
| 4. Sd Iowa; lost his left leg at Shiloh
Septsc6. 1862.
| FRANCISCO.-At Chehalis, Wash.
| Feb Is, 1908, John Francisco. aged 8;
years. He served in co. c. 50th Wis.
,BOOTHBY-At New Orleans, La.
April IA 1908, Chas. w. Boothby, aget
! II years He was born in Eaton, n. II.
educated in the common schools and {
graduate of Bowdoin College; served IL
l12th Me as First Lieutenant; went Il
| New Orleans in military service, AM
served on the staff of Gen. Butler an'
later on the staff of Gen. Banks in New
Orleans settled in that city and mar
| rieti there; became one of the eminen
4 educat tors in the South, and held vari
| Gus important Federal offices. He wa
a man of marked abilities, of exemplar!
| character and attractive disposition
genial, gentle. amiable. His widow
tthree daughters and two sons surviv'
him.