The National tribune., 1908-05-14
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L, 4th Pa. Cav, and in 1865 was dis.
charged from service, having been sue
cessively promoted TO Captain of Co
H. He is survived by his widow, two
daughters and two sons.
| STROUSE.-At Meadville, Pa
Strouse. He was born in Allentown
Pa, Oct. lS, 1910. He served in the
/ 5Ith Pa. from 1861 to 1865; was once
severely wounded, and when the wal
ended he had attained the rank OF
Captain of Co. K
BRUNDAGE.-At his home in Wes
Newton, Pa, Jan. %. 1908. James II
| Brundage. aged 80 years. Comrads
Brundage. was a member of Co. F
| 155th Pa; served his country from
August. 1861, until the close of the
war. The flag he defended and loved
so well was draped about his casket.
TOMLINsON.-At Augusta. Ill.
April 10. 1908, William J. Tomlinson
Co. a, S9th ILL.,. aged II. A widow, two
sons and two daughters survive.
RLACk.-At Penn Yam. n. Y. Lew
Black, at the age of IL. Comrade Black
served thru the war in the 10th Mass.
rising to the rank of Sergeant. He was
highly esteemed in his home city, and
leaves a widow and one daughter.
| SASSE.--At Iowa Falls Iowa, Aug
siS
geant of Co. d, 141st Ill.
BRANDIS.-At Iowa Falls, Iowa
Sept. IA. 1907, Henry Brands. whc
served in Co. T.. I'd Iowa.
HAY.-At Iowa Falls, Iowa, Nov. 2S
1907, w. L. Hay. who served in Go. A.
56th III.
MELLows.-At Iowa Falls. iowa,
ed in Co. I, 18th Ill. Cav
CARLETON Iowa Falls Iowa
March 13, 1903, r. A. Carleton, who
served as Hospital Steward, Co. 5, I'd
Iowa Cav.
DE LACEY-At Poughkeepsie, n.
y. April 9. 1908, William L. De Lacey.
Co. c, 4th N. ]. Comrade De Lacey was
for many years Commander of Hamil-
ton Post. 20, frequently a delegate to
National and Department Encamp-
ments. and in 1892 vas S. V. c.. of the
New York Department, G. A r.
GILLEN.-At Birds, Ill. April IL,
1908. j. Riley Gillen. He served in Co.
ID and Co. C, SD Ill. His widow sur
wives him.
BRoWN-At Grand Rapids. Wis,
April 3, 1908. VIM. H. Rrown aged IA.
He served in Co. G, 18th Wis.
ESTABROOK.-At Ionia. Mich, Oct.
I, 1907. Zenas A. Estabrook, aged IS
years. He served in Co. E, 12Sth Ohio.
His widow survives him.
KNIGHT-At Durand, Wis, March
90. 1908. Miletus Knight, aged 10 years
He was born in Scio. n. Y. and served
in Co. f, 130th Wis.
Comrade J. A. Bryan. Monongahela.
Pa. writes: Il send you here list of
comrades who have died recently: Geo.
Earringer, aged rs, of 18th Pa; JOS
Teal, 9Th Pa. Cav. John Holland, aged
10, of 22d Pa. Cav; Jacob Robinson.
aged 62, of Co. G. 5th Pa. H. A. Cyrus
G. Kennedy. of Regular Army; Edward
Gibbons. aged 62; Jacob A. Simmons,
Co. +. 32d q. S. C. T.; David Crotty.
aged So, ordinary seaman, U. S. S.
Sycamore
70 FARRAR-At Mount Dora, Fla.
Dec 3. 1907. Alfred Farrar, aged 64
years. He served in Co. B, = Ill. L. A;
A. r.. st. Louis, Mo. His widow sur
wives him.
RAMSDEN.-At his home i'm Peoria,
H.. James Ramsden, Nov. Is, 1907. in
his 10th year. Comrade Ramsden was
member of Co. B, 136th N. Y. and of
Bryner Post. So, G. A. r., Peoria, Ill.
GRAIBER.-At his home in North
Judson. Ind. in April, 1907, Lewis
Graiber, aged 81 years. Comrade Graib-
was a member of Daniel Lake Post,
571, Department of Indiana, G. a. r.,
being Adjutant of the Post at time of
his death. His widow and 10 children
survive.
McGINNIS.-At his home near Du
Quoin, ILL.,, Dec. 80, 1907, Richard w.
McGinnis, aged 64 years. He served
three. years in Co. A. S1st Ill. His
widow, two grown daughters and two
small children survive him.
SKINNER.-At Du Quoin, ILL.,, Jan.
9. 1903, L. b. Skinner, aged rs years.
He entered the service in 1861 as pri-
vate' in Co. /, 9Th Ill. Cav, and by sue
cessive promotions was mustered out in
1865 as Major of the regiment.
McKNIGHT.-At his home in Ma
panoch. n. Y, June 13, 1907, John Nc
Knight, aged 81 years. He served in
Co. e, 120th n. Y; was wounded in
head and shoulder at Gettysburg. and
confined to hospital thereby until in
1864, when he was discharged; be-
longed to Wood Post. G.. A. r., Ellen
vile, N. Y, and was devoted to his
as to his family and his coun-
try, an example of manliness, morality
and patriotism.
JONES-At his home near Vinton-
dale. Cambria County, Pa, Jan. 81.
1908, Philip Henry Jones. He served
in Co. A, 18th Pa; was born July %,
1871. Leaves a widow, four daughters
and IL grandchildren.
CHANDLER.-At Scranton, Pa, Dec
q, 1907, James E. Chandler, aged S3
years, whose widow, aged rs. survives
him. He enlisted Sept. /, 1852, as arti-
ficer in the 18th n. Y. Engineers, and
was discharged June 13, 1865, the war
being over
BELLMAN.-At Melrose, Iowa. JAN |
5, 1908, John NJ. Bellman, aged IS. He
served in Co. H, 126th Ill. His widow, |
4 son and two daughters survive him. |
EGBERT.-At Ottumwa. Iowa, Jan. |
10. 1908, Andrew ]. Egbert. He served
n Co. b, 9Th Iowa. His widow and IL
children survive.
\PENNANT.-At Matte, r. l., April 2,
1908, John H. Pennant, aged S3 years.
He enlisted in the I'd r. /. as fifer, I
served three years and became Drum
Major of the regiment, and was with it
n every engagement in which 1t took
part.
SINSABAUGH.-At Laceyville Pa
Feb, IS, 1908, Egbert Sinsabaugh, aged
I3 years. He served in Co. Fl, 141st Pa.
vas wounded July 2, 1863, at Gettys-
,urg, the wound never healing. He
caves son, two sisters and brother
WASSON.-At HOrnby, N. Y, March
!, 1908, John A. WassOn, aged 81 years
lie was born in Ireland, came to Amer
ca in 1S49; enlisted in 1863 in Co. A,
18th N. Y; was wounded at Antietam
widow and five daughters survive
lin.
Geo. T. Shipman. Chaplain. Geo. H.
Post, IA, G. A. r., reports the
deaths at Benton EaThor.
Iich.: Arial Hoskins, Co. I, Goth Ind,
th v. r. c.. Jan. 13. 1908; r. S. Ed
Yards. Co. B, 18th Mich. Feb. 3, 1908;
\. o. White, Co. G, 106th N. Y, March