The National tribune., 1908-10-01
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hUECHLER.-Near ITlplell, Mo-'
| Aug. 8, 1908, John Kuechler, aged 10.
He was born in Germany; served in CO.
II, 18th Mo-, over four years. many
months of the period being as prison.
er of war, he having been captured by
the enemy at the battle of Shiloh. For
conspicuous courage he was promoted
to First Sergeant. His widow and nine
children survive him.
MOORE.-At Mount Auburn, KY,
Sept. 4, 1908, James H. Moore. He
served in Co. A, 18th KY, three years
and six months. He leaves widow
and eight children.
O., Aug IL, 1908. Salathiel CattrelL
aged rs years. He served in the SD
Ohio. His widow and five sons survive
him.
McCORMICK.-AtR Ray. o., Sept. IL,
1908, Reuben Mccormick, aged g. de
was the youngest of five brothers who
served in the war against rebellion, and
the first of the five to go to the grave.
He served in Co. F, 155th Ill.
WEAVER.-At Norwich, Conn.,, Aug.
10, 1908, George A. Weaver of Lebanon,
Conn He served from 1863 to 1865 in
Co. C, 18th Conn.
METCALF.-At MADEIRA, Cal, Aug.
IS, 1903, Edwin G.. Metcalf, aged II
y "
in Co. I. 4th Mass. Cav. He leaves one
son and two grandsons.
POWERS.-At Chicopee. Mass, July
90, 1908, VIM. T. Powers. He was born
Nov. q, 1898; was among the first to
enlist in the war against rebellion, and
served in Co. d, 18th Me. His widow
survives him.
HARRIS.-Near Peabody. Kan, Aug
5, 1908, Philip Harris, in the 74th year
nf h; ~, T,,.-,y. Y ~,
County, o., and served in Co. B, S6th
Ohio. His widow, three daughters and
three sons survive him.
HALL-At MADEIRA, Cal, Dec. 20,
1907, Joseph Hall, aged "A years. He
was native of Germany; served in Co.
B, list Ill. He is survived by his
widow, two sons, two daughters and
two grandchildren.
BUNTING.-At Whittier, Cal, July
21. 1908. Wright r. Bunting. He was
born at Albion, H.. Feb. IS, 1S43; en-
listed Aug. %, 1861, in Co. I. 3sth ILL.,:
re-enlisted in Co. f, 152d ILL.,; served
until Sept. II, 1865.
COOPER.-At Syracuse. n. Y, Sept
s, 1908, William Cooper, aged 72 years
He enlisted in 1863, and served in Co.
B. 18th n. Y. Cav. In saber fight
with Confederate he suffered the loss
of one eye.
FELMLEY.-At Goshen. Wash,
March II, 1908, John d. FelmIey, aged
SO years. He served in Cos. B and X,
14th Pa. Cav, from June. 1868, till
August, 1865
LINDSEY.-At Fairplay, Colo. June
8, 1908, John NJ. Lindsey. He enlisted
early in the war, and on. re-enlistment
was commissioned First Lieutenant, Co.
II, 140th Ill. His widow survives him.
HAMLIN.-At Lawrenceville, n. Y,
Sept. 8, 1908, Dennis A. Hamlin. He
was born in Lawrence, N. Y, Aug. 10,
1898; enlisted in August, 1862, in Co.
e, 106th n. Y; served till 1865; was
captured at Winchester, Va, 1863, and
confined in Libby for about two months
He is survived by a daughter and a
| son, his wife having preceded him about
| two years.
VOSS-At Mitchellville, Iowa, Sept. 8,
1908, Hans Voss. He served in Co. G,
1st Iowa.
CUNNINGHAM-At Tornado, w.
Va, Jan. 2S. 1906, H. G. Cunningham
aged "a. He served in Co. G, 7th w.
Va. Cav. His widow, two daughters
and five sons survive him.
HERBERT.-At Iowa Soldiers Home
Sept. 10. 1908, John L. Herbert, un-
married. He was born May 10, 1899,
in Columbiana County, o: Aug. s, 1861,
he enlisted as Sergeant, Co. B, I'd Iowa
Cav, and Sept. IT, 1865, was mustered
was resident of LIE Grand, Iowa.
BRIGGS.-At Santa Paula, Cal, Aug
13, 1903, Emory Briggs, aged 81. He
enlisted in April. 1861, in Co. F, Sth
Pa, and re-enlisted Aug. 26. 1861, in
Co. K, 18th Pa. Cav, where he served
till Aug. 13, 1865, when he was dis
charged with rank of Quartermaster-
Sergeant. His widow, three sons and
there daughters survive him.
BRIGGS.-At Sycamore, ILL.,. Aug. 81,
1908. Wells Briggs. He served in Co. G,
95th ILL.,
KROUT.-At Forest, O., Aug. 80,
1908, John L. Krout, aged rs years
He enlisted Aug. II, 1862. and served
in Co. D, 99th Ohio, till discharged for
disability March 8, 1864
KIMBALL.-At Pullman, Wash.
Aug. IA, 1908, J. P Kimball in the 10Th
year of his age. He served astCorporaI
in Co. C, Sth Wis. His widow, four
sons and three daughters survive him.
HELVES.-At Seattle, Wash, Aug.
II, 1908, Henry Helves, aged "A. He
served in Co. B, 25th Mo; Co. L. 1st
Mo. Eng; Co. f. 1921 Ind. He leaves
a widow rs years old, impoverished
and without pension.