The National tribune., 1908-06-11
MUSTERED OUT.

nelQ, III, Dec ~, lyOf, Joseph II
! Woods He was born in March, 1884
| enlisted August, 1862, in Co. C. 124tl
| H.: attained the rank of Sergeant; dis
charged in August, 1865. His widow
survives him.
| SM1TH.-At Long Lake, Mimi, Feb
Is. 1908. VIM. E. Smith, aged Sc years
| He served in the Sth Me. Art. Hi
| widow, four sons and five daughter
survive him.
| HEALY-At Winsted. Conn, Jan /
| 1908, Arson w. Healy, in the I'D yea
of his age. He served in the I'd VT. Fl
A. as carpenter and later as ambulance
driver of Tyier's Brigade; enlisted Aug
9, 1862: discharged June %, 1865. Hi.
widow survives him
| GALIGHER.-At his home neal
GAINESVILLE, O., Feb. 20, 1908, Charles H
Gallagher, private, Co. T., 159th Ohio
aged 81 years. He leaves a widow an6
| two children.
| WEBSTER.-At Baboosic Lake, Am
| hcrst, N. H.. Nov. A, 1907, Samuel B
Webster Comrade Webster was borr
| at Fairfield, Me-. April 26, 1872. He
enlisted in Fairfield in 1851 in Co. f,
18th Me; served two and a half years
He leaves a widow and one son, also
| two brothers who served in the same
| company: Judge H. E. Webster, OF
Damariscotta Mills, Me, and w. Il
Webster, of Wales. Me.
COOPER.-At his home near Cross
Plains. Ind, Feb. 9, 1908. Michael
| Cooper aged ~. He was member OF
Co. A. ssd Ind. He leaves widow, one
son and three daughters.
MILLS.-At Tekoa, Wash, Jan. Is
/ 1908, John Mills, native of Ireland
with no known kindred in the United
States. He served as First Sergeant
Battery G, LIST U. S. Art. March 10
1862. to March 10, 1865.
MORGAN.-At Chetopa, Kan, Jan
81, 1908, ]. w. Morgan. He was born
in Dearborn County, Ind. July 3. 1895;
served three years in Co. /, 36th Iowa
of which 10 months was passed as a
! prisoner of war at Camp Ford, Tex
He is survived by a widow, three SONS
and three daughters.
CHAPMAN.-At Des M0ines, Iowa
Feb. 10, 1908, William S. Chapman
He was born in Ohio June 90, 1893;
served three years in Co. /, 23d Iowa
Eeing deaf, he was struck by street
ear while clearing snow from a cross
ing. the shock being instantly fatal. He
was member of Croker Post. His
widow and a daughter survive him.
REYNOIDS.-At his home in So
remto. Fla, Feb. %. 1908, aged II
years. He served in Co. X. 9Th N. j..
and in CO. G., 18th n. j.: was charter
member Of Ryerson Post, II, G. A. r.,
Department of New Jersey. His widow
and one son, w. p. Reynolds, of Sor-
rento. survive him.
RRANN.-At his home in Weakley
County, Tenn, on Feb. IT, 1903, Coley
Brann, aged IL years. He served his
country in the war against rebellion
as u member of Co. i, 9Th Tenn. Cav.
He was q good citizen, upright, loyal,
patriotic; Mason high in the Order, a
man whose departure is lamented by
the community benefited by his life. His
widow and four children survive him.
CLARK.-At Peabody, Kan, March
1, 1908. Benz. F. Clark. aged 81 years.
He was born in Vermont; served in
- ,Mis-, He leaves a widow and nine
children,
'WEAKLY.-At Peabody, KAN. Dec
s. 1907,yWilliam w. Weakly. He served
in Gau p, 18th Ill.
STARK,-At the Carney Hospital in
60 ton, Mass, Oct II. 1907, Nathan 3.
sta tpf North Leominster, Mass, aged
20 -yeai:9 ard six months. He was a
member OF 60, G; LIST VT. Cav. He was
one of a family of Which the father and
five sons were in the a-rry at the same
time. The two youngest were killed,
the father and three oldestNson lived
to come home, and Nathan b. was the
last to- be rmustered out. He leaves a
widow and, one daughter. =.
STURDIVANT.-At his home near
Mercer. . Tenn, Feb. 20, Thomas j.
Sturdivant, aged 80 years; served in the
9th Tenn. Cav A son and daughter
survive him.
BATEMAN.-At Des Moines, Iowa,
Feb. rs, 1908, George w. Bateman. aged
rs years. He served in the I'd Colo.
Home Guards from Aug. 16, 1851, to
March "a. 1862. He was born in Balm
bridge, Pa. His widow, a son and a
survive
,COULTIR.-At Hamilton. n. Y. Feb.
4, 1908, Alex H. COultir. He was born
at Utica, n. Y, Oct 22, 1910; served
thru, the war against rebellion in Co.
c, 61st N. Y.
~ 'ROYCE.-At Utica, n. Y, Feb a.
1908, Lafayette NJ. Royce. He was
born Dec. 81, 1S45, at Sanquoit, N "
served in 117th N. Y
WICKWIRE.-At Hamilton. N Y,
Feb. %, 1908, Samuel Wickwire. He
served one year in the 157th N. Y.
LUDINGTON.-At North Norwich.
He was mustered into the
u. S. service Oct. 10. 1862. as First
Lieutenant, Co. X, 161st n. Y; pro-
NOTED to Captain March 8. 1865; mus
tered out of the service Nov. IL, 1865.
He was a member of Plumb Post. G.
A. r., Sherburne, n. Y. A widow and
two sons survive
SCOTIA Bainbridge, n. Y, Jan
81, 1908, Dwight c.. Scott. aged 73. He
served as First Lieutenant in the Sd n.
Y. L. A.
The, following members of the Hath
N. 7. Vol. Veterans Association died inI
1908: Chas. Clark, Co. I, Jan. 2, at AL
bany, N. Y; Henry Whitbeck, Co. /,
in January, at Oneonta, n. Y; Frank j.
Crawford. Co. i, Jan. 81, at Polo, ILL.,;
James Redfeld, Co. d, March 10, att
North Franklin, n. Y; w. H. Sawyer,
Co, B, March %. at Walton, N. Y; Jas.
M. Wheeler, Co. +, in March, at Fishers
Eddy, N. Y; John Hawley, Co. X, in
April. at Butternut Grove, N. y; An
drew Anderson, Co. E. April 3, at Pa
cific Grove, Cal; Leonard L. Ham, Co.
I, Feb. 10. at Hobart, n. Y.
Following is list of deaths at Ma
tional Home, o., in April. 1908; Robert
NJ Mccoy, CO. F, 69th Ohio: Harvey
Mathuiey, musician, Co. +, 142d Ohio:
Christian Zimmer, Co. A, 49th Ohio;
John Barry, aged Sc. Co. A. I'd KY;
VIM. Williams. aged 81, Co. c, 9th U.
S. c. H. A; Ernest A. Schoeller, aged
10, Co. c, 14th Pa Cav; VIM Pagn,
aged 20, Co. b, LIST N. j.; Henry L.
Hawkins Co. +, I'd d. c.: George w.
Sparks. aged Ga, Co. A, 18th KY; Cor
nelius S. Chase. aged II, Co. 1, 121st
N. Y; James G. Page, aged 65, Co. E,
9Th U. S. Cav; Henry Mckenzie, aged
20, Co. ID. SID U. S. C. T.; Lewis O'Neil,
aged IS, Co. f. 5th Ind. NJ. W.; James
Niles, aged 70, L. S. Navy: David Tate,
aged ~, Co. NJ. 9th Ohio Cav; JONI P, |