The National tribune., 1908-10-15
MUSTERED OUT.

Editor National Tribune: The follow
ing members Of Abraham Lincoln Post.
81. Department of Illinois, q. A. R.,
Chicago. H.. have BEEN mustered out
this year: Jan. II. Hervey G. Rose. Co
B. 21st Mich. aged Ga; his widow,
daughter and two sons survive him.
Jan. %, Past Post Commander Richard
Vaughn, Co. I. Ssth Ill. sgsd a.; served
three years; his mother was OF the Cor
nell family OF New York. March 10.
Vim. Smith. aged. 81: born In Sweden;
able seaman In United states Navy
from Feb. 9, 1855. to Feb. 8, 1858. April
II. VIM. C. Kinney; born In Michigan
Feb. 6. 1898; enlisted July. 1892. and
assisted in raising Co. e. esd ILL.,; was
elected Second Lieutenant; discharged
az First Lieutenant June 23. 1858. April
81. Osborn J. Shannon, aged 6s; Co.
A, I'd Ill. Cav.:- discharged az Sergeant
March /. 1865. Sept. 81. Past Post
Commander DIR. Samuel q. Wood, aged
68; born In Canada; First Lieutenant,
Co. z. 8sth Ohio; widow, one son and
q daughter survive him. ALI the above
Cemetery, this city.--Walter Lamb, s.
v. c.. Post 81. Chicago, Ill.
MITCHEkL-At Berwick. No. Oct
4. 1903. Alfred Mitchell. aged &c years.
He served In Co. G. I'd Mass. II. A. He
was three times wounded. ana suffered
several months imprisonment In Flor
ence and AndersonviIle.
PRICE.-At Eiienboro. ". Va, June
20, 1908, John Price. aged SO years. He
was born at Monmouth. England; came
to the United States In May, 1871: en-
listed at Ellenboro, W. Va, Aug. >.
1862, in Co. g. 14th W. Va: served till
June 10, 1865. His second wife, with
out issue. survives him, with two sons
and three daughters by first wife.
SNYDER.--At Hamilton, Mo-, Sept.
I 25. 1908, George w. Snyder, in the 67th
year of his age. He served in Co. q.
18th Mo. Four daughters survive him.
PERRINE.-At Frederickstown. Mo-.
Aug, 2s. 1908. J. W. Perrine. aged 7s.
He served in Co. Z. 120th Ind.
+ EDDY.-At Minneapolis. Mimi, July
25, John NJ. Eddy. He served in Co. D,
I'd Minn- Cav, six months. He In sur
vived by a widow, three sons and ono
daughter.
CRAM.-At his home, in Augusta,
Me-, Clarence d. Cram. 6th N. Y. Cav,
Jan. 81, 1908. He leaves a widow. two
daughters and one son. He was ons
of the first to re-enIfst in the 9Th ". Y.
Cav. and was wounded near the close
Of the war.
STOCKDALE.-Atf his home in Philo,
O., Aug. 16. 1908, David L. Stockdale.
Sergeant. Co. K, 37th-- Ohio aged 6s
yCdko 1AC CAfLStcu aug To- 1oO4p anu
was discharged June rs, 1861 He left
a widow and children.
BOLDEN.-At GAINESVILLE, o., Aug. 20,
1908, William n. BoIden, Corporal, Co.
e, 27th U. s. c. T., aged so years. He
enlisted Feb. 25. 1884. and was dis
charged Sept. Fl, 1855. He leaves a
widow and two children He was also
the SON of a veteran. who is still living
and Is hale and hearty at the age Of Sc
years
WOLF.-At Seville, o., Sept. IS, 1903.
John G.. Wolf, aged e6 years, IL months
and 19 days. He was born in York
County, Pa. Sept. "a. 1871; served three
years in Co. d, 120th Ohio. His wife,
five daughters. three sons and 10 grand
children survive him.
EVANS.-At Oskaloosa, Iowa. July 8,
1908, Joseph n. Evans, aged 8s years.
10 months. 20 days. He was born In
Maryland: enlisted as private in Co. g.
31st Iowa: by promotion attained rank
Of Captain March 81. 1853; served until
the war closed. His widow, three daugh-
tiers and a son survive him. 'h'uol ''77 ~
LEWIS.-At Prattsburs, N. Y, Sept
II, 1903, Charles T. Lewis. He served
in Co. C. 1Ssth N. Y.