The National tribune., 1908-09-03
MUSTERED OUT.
The 9th n. Y. II. A.

died since his last report: c. W. Blanch
ard, Co. A; Benjamin Franklin, Co. b
Lieut.. c. p. Patterson, Co. b: Oscal
Peacock, Co. B; Francis Babbitt. Co
1 3: f. B. Perrin, Co. B: Elliott Button
I Co. D: Henry d. Clark, Co. D: Lee Dun
bar, Co. ID; Capt. G. l.. Lyon, Co. ID
G. p. Pomeroy, Co. d; William Twill
lin, Co. d; Elias Dodd, Co. L: Charles
Greenfield, Co. F; Nelson Johnson, Co
i F; G. Fl. Stearns, Co. r; Charles Willis
Co. F.; Isaac Knapp. Co. G.: Lieut.. A
w. Marshall. Co. G.; James III. Marvin
I Co. G.; Forrest r. Pearson, Co. G.; Chas
Winters. Co. G.: Peter Blauvelt, Co. L
l Albert Duvall, Co X; Capt s. Augustu.
Howe, Co. L; George Fl. Wilson, Co Ii
1 Norman Davenport. Co. NJ: Levi Pear.
soil. Co. NJ; Alonzo Rich, Co. NJ.
! METCALF.-At Lyndon. o.. May 5
i 1908, William S. Metcalf. born Dec. %
4 1889, at. Logan, o. He enlisted ant
served in the 18th Ohio three years. at
1 tanning the rank of Captain and com.
| manding Co. d. He served in the Ohit
i House of Representatives, and wa!
4 Trustee of the Athens State Hospital
HIS widow and six children survive him
i GREINER.-At Chicago. H., June II
I 1908, Henry c. Greiner. aged II years
\ He served as First Lieutenant, Co.. G.
and Captain, Co. A. 31st Ohio. and Cap
tain, Co. G, 160th Ohio; was State Sen.
ator two terms. His widow, son and
q daughter survive him.
| LEMMON.-At GAINESVILLE. o., May 20
| 1908, James H. Lennon. aged SIS years
| He enlisted April II, 1861; served ir
| Co. /. 18th Ohio: Co. F, 18th Ohio. and
| Co. r, 178th Ohio. His widow and sew
\ eraI children survive him.
| MORGAN.-At GAINESVILLE, o., June
4, 1908, George w. Morgan, aged i(
| years. He served as Corporal In Co. G
| 32d Ohio, His widow and children sur.
viye him.
WELCH.-At GAINESVILLE, o., June %
1908. John Welch, aged 70 years. He
served in Co. E, 18th Ohio. His widow
and one son survive him. -
| LEE.-At near Cooperdale, o., June
| 1T, 1908, George c. Lee, aged 81 years
| He served as Corporal, Co. I, 159tt
Ohio. He was a native of GAINESVILLE
o. His widow and two children survive
| him.
| GAY.-At Charlottesville. o., July %
| 1908, John C. Gay. He served three
months enlistment in 1852 in Co. G. ssth
Ohio, and later in the war enlisted ir
i Co. /, 160th Ohio.
| REASONER.-At Columbus o., Feb
! IL, 1908, Cyrus Reasoner, aged 50 years
! He served as Lieutenant and Captain fr
/ the 18th Ohio in '61-'62, and resigned in
i the latter year; was commissioned In '64
/ Colonel of the 160th Ohio. His widow
/ survives him.
| THATCHER.-At Seaside Park, N
J., July "a. 1908, William F. Thatcher
RE enlisted at the age Of II In the 16tt
| Pa. Cav, and for conspicuous service
| was promoted to Sergeant. He wa
wounded and lost an arm at Peach
| Bottom. His widow, two sons and ono
1 daughter survive him.
| MORRILL-At Anoka, Mimi, Feb
| Is, 1907, Isaac Morrill,. He was borr
! Feb. 8,-1821: served in Co. A, 6th Me-
as private, Corporal and First Lieuten,
| ant: settled in the West in 1872. He
| was cousin TO the late Gov. Morrill,, Of
i Maine. He leaves a daughter and two
sons, three brothers and two sisters.
4 RALMANNO.-At Portland, Ore
| during August, Angelo Balmanno. aged
| 10. Comrade Balmanno enlisted In
lApril, 1861, in Co. d. 18th n. Y, respond
| ing to the first call for volunteers. and
/ was discharged Aug. OF the same year
He enlisted again as Corporal in Co. ID
| Esd n. J., in March. 1865. He was one
| of Sherman's "bummers." and was or
| picket duty behind Johrston's army
| when peace was declared.
1 HURLEY-At Newton Upper Falls
| Mass, Aug. 3, Daniel Hurley, aged SO
comrade Hurley served with Butler In
New Orleans and was at Port Hudson
He had been a great sufferer for seven
years, but bore his pain like the true
! soldier that he was. He is survived by
two daughters.
| FAIRFIELD-At Prairie Du Chen
Wis, July 81, George Fairfield. aged
! 50. ast Comrade Fairfield served in the
! 9Th Wis, which afterward became part
of the famous Iron Brigade" He was
engaged in 20 hard-fought battles, and
| twice left on the field for dead. He and
| four other boys from the same County
remained together all thru their entire
enlistment, separated only by wounds
| or promotion, receiving IL wounds,
which were eventually to carry them to
their graves, and rendering their coun-
| try a service aggregating over 30 years
| Comrade Fairfield is survived by a
| widow and four children.
THACHER.-At Seaside Park, n. j.,
July "a, William +. Thacher. Comrade
Thacher served in Co. G, 18th Pa. cav
and was assisting his Lieutenant, who
was wounded, off the field when a
mimic ball struck him. entering his arm,
which was afterwards amputated. He
is survived by a widow.
LORING.-In San Antonio, Tex, Dec.
IL. 1907, Capt. Fred C. Loring, aged 81
years and nine months. Comrade Lor-
ing organized an independent cavalry
company (A) early in 1881 in Missouri,
which was later consolidated with the
7th Mo. Cav. He was Captain of Co.
X in that organization, serving with II
until mustered out in 1865. part of
this time he served as A. A. Q. M. of the
Seventh Corps. He was Master Ma
son and also a member of Ord Post, q.
A. r., of San Antonio.
SMONT-At Wood River, Neb., July
3, Thomas Smont, aged 65. Comrade
Smont served in Co. III. 6th Iowa, for
three years, and is survived by widow
and one child.
BUCKNER-At Peakesville, Mo-,
June II, DIR. Arthur ]. Buckner. aged
III. Comrade Buckner enlisted in 1861
i'm the 7th Mo. Cav, serving under Gems
BIount and Schofe1d. Discharged for
disability in 1853, he soon re-enlisted
in the Sd Ohio Cav, in which he re-
mained until wounded in 1865. DR..
Buckner was great traveller. spending
much time in foreign lands. After the
war he rxsumed the practice of medi-
cine, the profession for which he had
been educated. but found time for >ome
newspaper work, being correspondent
for several papers. He is survived by
a widow and four children.
Kidney Disense.