The National tribune., 1908-11-19

~. I'd Cal. Oct. IA. 1908; Henry Nc
Creary, Captain, Co. ID. 25th Mich.
Oct. 10, 19o8.-George Thornton, Ad-
'utant, Custer Post, G. Tacoma. Wash.
SULLTvAN.-At his home in Mount
Clair, N, j., Eugene Sullivan. at the age
f 81. He served thru the war in the
10th Mass.
BERVINKLE.-At Hoboken, Pa,
Sept 16, 1908, William f. Bervinkle.
he was, born at Little Orleans. Nd,
Nov. Is, 1910: enlisted at Baltimore.
Nd. Aug. 16, 1851, in Co. G., I'd Md. p.
Il. q. "; was discharged as Sergeant
May 20, 1866 He is survived by a
widow. five sons and three daughters.
NEAL-At Ripley, Me-, Sept. %.
1908, Charles II. Neal. aged So years.
He served two years in Co. G, 18th
Mass, and contracted disease in the
field that afflicted him all his subse-
luent days. His widow and one son
yurvive him.
KARCHER.-At Redondo, Cal,
oct. 2. 1908. Martin Karcher. He was
born in the State of New York March
I. 1898: enlisted 1861 in Co. d, 7th
Mich. Cav; passed eight months as
prisoner of war in Libby. suffering such
hardships there as afflicted him ever
afterward.
COKER.-At Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 13.
1908, +. NJ. Coker. He served in Co. c.
I'd Cal
McCREARY.-At Soldiers Home.
orting. Wash. (date omitted), Henry
McCreary He served as Captain, Co.
D, 25th Mich.
LINGENFELTER.- Hitchcock, S.
D., Oct. 81, 1908. Samuel B. Lingen-
'elter, aged 73. lie enlisted as private
N 1861, and by his intrepidity and SOL
lierIy conduct was promoted grade by
srade to the rank of Captain, being
our times wounded and finally dis
'harged from service for diSa ability from
wounds.
CARNAHAN.-At Vermont, ILL.,, Oct
/ II, 1908, Fielder Carnahan, aged 73
Jears. He was born in Brooks County.
H.; enlisted in Co. A, Saith Ill. in
lugust, 1862. and was discharged Aug.
!, 1865. He was faithful soldier, a
rood citizen. His widow, two daugh-
ers and one son survive him.
RENNER.-At Vermont, ILL.,, Oct. %
| 1908, Ephraim Renner. He was born
n Ohio April &c. 1893; enlisted in CO
F, Saith ILL.,, in August, 1862, at Yer
mont, ILL.,, and never lost a day from
| luty from enlistment to discharge, iT
| July, 1865 He leaves a widow anG
| light children.
| STAGNER-AtM Madison, Wis. Nov
| :, 1908, Bernhard Stagner, 70 years old
| Comrade Stagner was born at Ischl
| Nustria; came to the United States IL
! 1854: served in Co. M, 1st Wis. Cav.
| IN the famous Wilson raid; was honor
| lbly discharged at the close of the war
l was a member of Lucius Fairchild Post
| G. A. R., and buried under the G. A. r
r:tuaL His widow and eight children
| iurvive him.
| MAMMA his home. rs Webste
| lvenue, Muskegon, Mich, Oct. 10, 1908
II W.. 10 la III
| 'enant- Colonel, 74th Ind.
TAYLOR.-At 226 S. Cliff street
| Tacoma. Wash, Oct. 26, 1908, Georg
H. Taylor, aged 63 years. He was borI
| Brooklyn, N. Y, lived in Richmond
Va, and Aurora, ILL.,. before removin;
20 years ago to Tacoma. At the age o
l6 he enlisted in the 18th U. S., an
served thru the war against rebellion
His widow, three daughters and thre
sons survive him.
| KEYSER.-At Oakland avenue, Pitts
)urg, Pa, Oct. 5, 1908, James M. Key
er. He served in the 126th Ohio in tn
| var against rebellion. His widow sur
| yives him.
| MILLER-At Harrisburg, Neb
sept. 23, 1908. w. P. Miller, aged Z
1 ears He was born in Vermont, re
moved thence in boyhood with his par
nts to New York. thence to Ottumwa
L.: enlisted iii the 104th ILL.,. and late
n the Saith ILL.,, and served till close o
he war. His widow survives him.
| JOHNSON.-At Fresno, Cal, Oct. 81
| 1908, Robert s. Johnson. He was borl
n England April 10, 1885; came to th
United States with his parents at tn
ge of eight years; went to Californi;
| 1853; recruited and was commits
ioned Captain of Co. K, 1st Cal. Cav
1 the war against rebellion; settled IL
.tockton after the war, and later re
| owed to Fresno.
| SEIL-At Ithaca Mich Nov