The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1908-06-18
MUSTERED OUT.

The following are the deaths during
March, 1908, at National Military
Home, o.: John r. McCalla, Co. c,
1o4th Ohio: Neal Devinny, Co. E, Sd
Pa. Cav; Samuel Zimmerman, Co. B,
2Sth Ohio; John A. Cracklin, Co. A,
5th Mass; Robert w. Park. Co. d, Sth
Ohio: Amos S. Jones, Sergeant, Co. b,
10th Wis; Henry Banks aged 81, Co
d, I'd U. S. C. t; John Hobbs. aged
"A. Co. e, 18th U. s; Adam Gehb, aged
SO, Co. C. 2Sth Ohio; Frederick Roth
U. S. Navy; Thomas Maher, Co. c, 18th
Ky; Charles Quinn, Co. L. 18th n. Y
Fl. A; Asa Olmstead, musician. Stouts
Ind'p't Battery, w. W. s.: Martin Dren-
en-, aged SO, Hospital Corps. w. w. s.;
Tharoald E. Larson, aged AZ. Co. A
10Th U. s. w. w. s.; Samuel G. Long
well. aged IS, Co. d, 18th Pa: William
N. Rogers, Co. ID. 74th Ind; Jackson S
Ball, aged 10, Co. X, 72d Ind; Michael
Connor, aged 73. Corporal, Co. F. 117th
N. Y: William Hastings. aged 6S, Lieu
tenant, 18th Battery, \. Y. L. A.; Chris
tan Bovee, aged II, Co. A, S0th y. Y;
Friedrich ID. Rasp, aged ~, Co. H. 116th
Pa: William J. Daugherty. aged 81, Co
b, 10th Pa; Henry Brown. aged "a
U. S. Ind'p,t Corps; John Gardner. aged
81. 60. G, 18Th Pa; Melvin o. Smith,
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Al, Sergeant. Co. ID. oath u. S. w. w. s.;
Andrew Wess, Co. 1. 9th Pa; John r,
Kline, Co. A, S5th Pa; August Stocker,
Co. G., 5th u. s.; Russell oaks. aged GI,
Co. III, 18th n. Y; Aaron X. Fleming
90. L. 5Tth Pa.
HTCHCOCK-At jamestown, Pa,
Feb. is, 1908. Valentine Hitchcock, ir
the 18th year of his age. At the time OF
his death he was Commander of G. A.
u Do vt, % d.
vania. He served as Lieutenant in
Co. G, 111th Pa. His widow and five
sons survive him.
TUCKER.-At Ashland. N. H., Feb.
10, 1908, Moses q. Tucker. He was
born Oct. II, 1872. He served in Co.
/, 4th n. Fl. He was severely wounded
at Drewry's Bluff. and discharged from
service, but as soon as he sufficiently
recovered he re-enlisted and was pro-
NOTED to Sergeant His widow and a
daughter survive him.
GUEST.-At Rock Elm, Wis, Jan.
10, 1908, the best-known and best
beloved man in the community. Milton
Catin Guest. lie was born Oct. 81,
1S43. at Poplar Ridge. Cayuga County.
n. Y: was taken by his parents in his
childhood to Illinois. thence TO Wis
consin; enlisted in 1862 in the 34th
Wis; served nine months; re-enlisted
as Il nOn-cOnlnlSSlOneu CIIlcer IN co. IS,
35th Wis; was twice terribly wounded
at Cold Harbor being 10 months in
hospital before he could walk. His
widow ard two brothers survive him.
CRAIGHEAD.-At 1S49 N TriIling-
ton St, Philadelphia. Pa, July %, 1907.
Alfred Craighead He was born in
Philadelphia Jan. 3, 1915: served the
Union from 1861 to 1865 in Co. X, 6Sth
Pa. and in the U. S. Signal Corps,
Army of the Potomac; was Commander
of Post 10, Department of Pennsylva-
MA, G.. 4. r.; Commander and Secre-
tary OF Col. VIM. L. Curry Camp, 50,
Division Of Pennsylvania, Sons of Vet
Grams; charter member of Apollo Sem
ate. 8, O,der of Sparta; member of the
Advisory Council of the Home for Aged
Veterans and Wives. A good citizen.
eyer active in good work and patriotic
effort. He leaves 8 widow.
FISHER.-At Fishers Station,
Athens County, o., Jan. 5, 1908, John
Fisher, aged IS years. He served iE
CO. ID, 10th Ohio. A widow and three
grandchildren survive him.
DE CAMP.-At Albany. Athens
County. o.. John NJ. De Camp. aged IS
years. He served in Co. /, 7th Ohio.
second wife, four daughters and one
son. all by his first wife, survive him.
VARNEY.-At Columbia Station, o.,
Feb. z, 1908, wellington Narney, aged
SO years. He served nearly three years
in Co. F. 103d Ohio. He leaves a widow,
two daughters and one son.
VANN EST.-At his residence in
Marshall. Tex, Andrew NJ. Nannest,
Jan. 6, 1908 He was born in Newark
n. j., June "a. 1895; served in Co. A.
9th n. J., in the Army of the James
during the entire war; was member of
G. A. r., Updygte Post. SO, Jefferson.
Tex. He leaves a widow. one daughter
and three sons.
s~RAILEY.-At Park Rapids, Mimi,
May Is, William A. Bailey. aged 81
years Comrade Bailey served thru
tho war in the S9th FL
ENGLAND.-At Rochester, n. Y,
George B. England, May 16. at the age
of IL years. He enlisted as First
Lieutenant of Co. ID. "a n. Y. H. A,
but later resigned to accept the ap-
pointment of Captain of Co. F. Goth
U. S. c. T, in which regiment he served
until the end of the war. He was a
lifelong member of George A. Custer
Post, and was twice Commander. He
leaves a widow and three daughters.