The National tribune., 1908-09-24
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i KYES.-At Spokane, Wash. June II,
1908. f. A. Kyes. He was born May %.
i 1888, in Pembroke. o.: in 1851 enliste1
in Co. /. 1st Ohio, and after four months
i OF service in the infantry was trans
ferred to C. G, 1st Ohio Art, where he
served till 1865. His widow survives
Il him.
4 RAYMoND.-At F'ranklins Pa, Aug.
i Z. 1908, Charles II. Raymond. He en-
listed as Second Lieutenant. Co. f,
i 121st Pa. in August. 1862. and was dis
charged for disability July. 1868.
4 DYE-At Washington Hospital. Ma
q rietta, o., July 10, 1908, Jacob H. Dye,
! aged so years. He served in Co. A,
14Sth Ohio C00-days regiment), from
May 2, 1864, to Sept. Il. 1854, while a
! mere boy He was City Marshal and
Chief of Police of the city of Marietta
for 27 years, and has unique history
as a public official, having been known
| all over the country by crooks and pick
! pockets, who all steered clear of the
city. for he was terror to that class of
l people. He was a member of Buell.
Post 17S, Department of Ohio, G. A. r.,
1 and that organization attended his fu-
neral in a body 60 strong. He was also
4 a member of the X. of P. Lodge. and
| they also attended in a body, both Or
| ganiZations using their beautiful burial
services.
PARKER.-At whiteheld, N. H.
Aug. 10, 1908. Riva F. Parker. He
survives him.
| BORTON.-At Long Beach, Cal. July
/ 20, 1908. Elijah Borton. aged rs. He
was born in Guernsey County, o.; went
to Pixies Peak in 1S49; in 1874 located
at Los Angeles, Cal He served as First
Lieutenant. Co. /, 124th Ill. His widow
survives him.
| TRENT !,,Ixy
! 1908, John b. Trent. He was born near
Maysville. KY, in 1874; served three
years in Co. !, 18th Ill. His widow
survives him.
| .OWENS.-Near Enumclaw, Wash,
July 19, 1908, John ID. Owens. He was
born in 1886, in Richland County, o.;
| served thruoIt the war in Co. ID, 26th
Ohio. His widow, one daughter and
| four sons survive him.
| COLE.-At his home in North YAM
hill, Ore, May "a. 1908. Enoch S. Cole.
He was born in Berlin. VT, April 13,
! 1924; enlisted in the 1st Mo. Cav, and
was promoted to Lieutenant. He leaves
a widow. one daughter and son.
| MULMKARN.-AtV Verona, Pa, June
20, 1908, j. w. Muimkarn. He was
born May 10, 1843, in Clarion County,
| Pa. enlisted in 1861 in Co. G, SD Pa,
and served three years. He is survived
by four daughters.
| E3ERSOLE.-At Rockford, o., July
2S, 1908, John Ebersole, aged SO years.
He served in Battery H. 5th u. s. Art,
1 from the Spring of 1881 till February,
! 1865; suffered the cruelties of Ander-
| sonville for year and 16 days, having
! been captured by the enemy Sept. 10,
| 1853
| PROvANCE.-At Gardiner, ILL.,, July
6, 1908, George N. Provance, aged 81
1 years. He was born at Masontown. Pa. I;
4 On. III A I-rf.
| promoted to Sergeant. His second wife,
nine children and eight grandchildren
| survive him.
| McCREERY.-At Brecksville. o.,
June 4. 1907. David II. McCreery. He
| was born in Brecksville. March 10.
1886; served in Co. B, 19Sth Ohio. His
widow. two sons and two daughters
survive him.
| FITZWATER.-At Brecksyille. O.,
i June 20. 1907. John A. Fitzwater. He
was born in Brecksville July II, 1888:
served in Co. B, 1sSth Ohio. Two sons
i survive him.
/ HEINOLD.-At Rochester, N Y.
| Aug. 1. 1908. Henry NJ Heinold, aged
4 81. He was born in Baden, Germany;
| served as Sergeant, Co. X, 26th N. j.:
! as First Lieutenant Co. l., 9Th N. j.;
| as First Lieutenant, Co. E. 39th N. j.
| His widow, three daughters and four
grandchildren survive him.
| FITZGERALD.-At Balsam Lake,
| Wis, Dec. IS, 1905, Michael Fitzgerald.
He served over four years in the 18th
| III. His widow and two sons survive
| him.
! HAMAN.-At Sylvester, Wis. JAN
! 30. 1908. Samuel H. Haman. aged SO
years. He was born in Berks County,
Pa, and served in Co H, Sd Wis Cav.
His second wife and IL children sur
| vive him.
GREEN.-At Summit, KY, July II,
1908, Rev. w. H. Green. He served in
| Co l, 10th KY
| HOWE.-At Hailsboro, N. Y, March
| II, 1908. Charles NJ Howe. He served
! three years in Co. c, 10th n. Y. H. A.
His widow and an invalid daughter sur
yive him.
DEAN.-Near Boon, Mich, Aug s..
1903, William P. Dean, aged 81. He
served as Corporal. Co. D, 1st Mich.
] Sharpshooters.
| PAULSEN.-At his home in Sidney,
ILL.,, Feb. Is, 1908. Paul Paulsen, aged
| 70 years. He served in Co. f, list ILL.,,
and also served in his native Germany
as a soldier. He is survived by his
widow
| HEATON.-At Emerson, O., April g.
] 1908, Francis NJ Heaton. aged SIS. He
served in Co. E, 18th Ohio, and for IS
months suffered in Andersonville, Libby
| and other Southern torture pens. His
widow. one son and five daughters sur
vive him. He was the last of the Union
! soldiers of the war against rebellion
| who resided in Emerson, and no longer
| has the town among its citizens zone
who wore the blue in the Nations day
1 of distress"
SIMS.-At the home of his son-in-Iaw
/ in Brooklyn. N. Y, Palm II. Sims,
Lieutenant, Co. G, 51st N. Y, at the
age of Sc. Comrade Sims was univer-
sally esteemed and respected by all
who knew him. He was a plumber by
| trade, and was among the first men,
| hers of that trade to have an estab-
4 ltshed business in New York City.
| PEELE.-At his residence, 1904 Sew
! enth Ave. South, Seattle, WASH, Aug
4 2S. 1908, John w. Peele. aged IS years.
He served thruout the war against re-
bellion in Co. A. 9th Minn. His widow
4 and two children survive him.
| BROWN.-At Middleport, N Y,
Sept. l, 1908, William Brown, aged 49,
He served in the navy on the gunboat
Sebago, and later in Co. F. 18th N H,
/ and was severely wounded in the
charge at Cold Harbor in June. 1864
His widow and a daughter survive him.
| PRINCE.-At Arnett, Okla, Aug. Is.
1908, Joel Prince, aged SO. He served
in Co. d, 21st Wis. for three years.
| His widow survives him.
| ATWOOD.-At Arnett, Okla, Aug
| H. 1908. Chas. NJ Atwood, aged IS
years. He served in Co B, 40th N. Y,
and carried to his grave a bullet re-
| cpiVpd in his bp1v af knfiafar, uie