The National tribune., 1908-03-19
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BRIGGS.-At Sterling, Conn.,, Nov
IS, William ]. Briggs, aged IS years.
Comrade Briggs served in 21st Conn.
son and a daughter survive him.
SHROYN.-At Coshocton. O.. June
2S, 1907, Christian A. Shroyn, aged "a
years. He served in Co. d. 122d Ohio;
was captured and suffered in rebel pris-
ons: was promoted thru lower grades
to rank of First Sergeant
NORRIS.--At Coshocton, o., Sept. II,
1907, Marquis Norris, aged 81 years.
Comrade Norris enlisted Aug. 81. 1856,
in Co. c, 51st Ohio.
VOORHEES.-At Coshocton, o., Aug.
20, 1907. Eli Voorhees,, who served in
Co. A.. seth Ind
WOLCOTT-At his residence near
Ravenna, o., June Is. 1907. Edward G..
Wolcott aged II years. He leaves 4
widow. son and two grandsons-
HOBBS.-At Yankton, S D., April 4,
1907, James NJ. Hobbs When II years
of age Comrade Hobbs enlisted in the
goth Ohio and served thru all its cam
paigns. He leaves widow.
WOOD.-At Findlay. o., Nov. 80,
1907, James j. Wood. who served in Co.
d, 34th Ohio.
RAMBO.-At Darien, Conn, Dec. Il.
1907, Samuel NJ. Rambo, 10th Conn.
HEMPHILL-At Hornell. y. Y, Dec.
Z, 1907, Conrad Hemphill. aged 70
years. Comrade Hemphill served well
in the 13Gth N. Y.
STIER.-At Bangor. Pa, Feb. II,
1907 Charles K. Stier, aged 6S years.
Comrade Stier served in Co. +, 2Sth Pa.
GOLD.-At Pen Argyll, Pa, Dec. &c,
1907 Richard Gold, aged sc years.
Comrade Cold served in Co. X, 1880
Pa.
LITTLE.-At Manchester, VT, Feb
s, 1907, Henry f. w. Little. Comrade
Little enlisted Nov. 2. 1861, in Co. ID,
7th VT; was promoted to Lieutenant
and awarded a Medal of Honor for mer-
itorious services at the battle of Laurel
Hill Oct Z. 1854. He is survived by his
widow. a son and three daughters.
DEUEL.-At Kendall, Mich, 1907,
John w. Deuel.. aged 20. Comrade
Deuel. served as Lieutenant in Co. b.
and two daughters.
RUFF.-At East st. Louis, ILL.,, Dec.
IL, 1907, George Ruff, aged sc. Com
rade Ruff served in the 1st Iowa Three
sons and two daughters survive him.
DIXON.-At his home in Florida,
Henry County, o., Dec. 16. 1907, jacob
Dixon, aged 81 years. Comrade Dixon
enlisted in Co. d, 14th Ohio, and served
as a good and faithful defender of his
Country anu llo lld5 uiitii lhC NioSV "a
the war
DAVIS.-At Geneva, Mimi, Oct Is,
1907, Harrison NJ. Davis. Comrade Da
Wis was born in Holland, Erie County,
N Y, Jan. 10, 1892. He served in Co
C, I'd Mimi. Cav.
BERRYMAN.-At Chesterfield, ILL.,,
Jan. 5, 1908. Samuel l.. Bergman, aged
58 years, IL months. rs days. Comradc
Bergman served in Co. F, 133d III. He
leaves widow.
GREE.N.-At Fitzgerald, Ga, Oct. IA.
1907, James Green. Comrade Green
served in Co. B, 42d ILL.,. and was a
member OF George Grouse Post.
YOUNG.-At his home near Fitzger-
aid, Ga, Jan. 2, 1908, VIM. NJ. Young.
Comrade Young served in Co. B, 9th
Kan. Cav, and was member of George
Grouse Post, II, G. A. r.
VANNEST.-At his home in Marshall.
Harrison County, Tex. Andrew NJ. Van
nest, on Jan. 6, 1908. Comrade VanneSt
was born in Newark. n. j., June q,
1885; enlisted in Co. A, 9Th n. j., at
the beginning of the war; was made a
Corporal, and served in the Army OF
the James; was a member of Updyke
Post, SO, G.. A. r., at Jefferson. Tex;
was devoted husband and kind faith
er- He leaves widow, one daughter
and three sons.
BURLEIGH.-At Brooklyn, n. Y,
Dec. 6, 1907. LIE Moyne Burleigh. Com
rade Burleigh served as Lieutenant in
the 1st n. Y Cav. under Sheridan. After
the war he became prominent in New
York City as an editorial writer.
BROWN.-At Windsor Locks, Conn,
Oct. II, 1907, William E. Brown. Com
rade Brown was born Oct. 2, 1898,
served his country in the war for the
Union as a member of Co. A, 22d Conn.
/ His widow two sons and one daughter
survive him.
HALL-At his home on Fourth Ave,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan. 16. 1908, James
P. Hail. Comrade Hall served in Co.
K, 47th N. Y. He leaves widow and
three, children.
McCLAURY.-Ath his home in Ober-
lin, Kan, Jan. IA, 1908, S. Hamilton
McClaury, aged 79 years. Comrade Nc
CIaury served as First Lieutenant in
CoggswelPs Battery. I'd Ill. L. A, and
| commanded the battery in the cam
paign against Hood from Atlanta tc
Nashville. After that campaign he
went, with his battery, with the Six
teenth Corps, under Gen. A. J. Smith,
to the Gulf, and participated in the
siege and capture of Spanish Fort. He
leaves a widow and 10 children.
FENTON.-At Baldwin, n. Y, April
| 26, 1907, Charles w. FentOn, private
Co. H, I'd Ohio Cav, aged 73 years
| Comrade Fenton was buried from his
late residence on Harrison avenue. In
| terment was at FreepOrt, n. Y. The
funeral services at his home We're by
his former pastor, Rev. H. L. Glover
of the Methodist Church at Lynbrook
The members of d. B. P. Mott Post,
| 527, of F'reeport, of which he was a
member, attended in a body. He leaves
| widow.
COPPINGER.-At the residence oi
| E. A Baldwin, his son-in-law, near
Clifty, Ark, Dec. %, 1907, Elihu E.
| Coppinger, aged SO years. Comradt
Coppinger served as private in Co. I
| 18th Mo. Cav; enlisted at st. Joe, Mo.
April 10, 1862; discharged at Little
Rock, Ark, May 20, 1865. (Sullivan
| County, Tenn, papers please copy.)
WILSON.-Near Stanberry Mo, Jan
| 4, 1908, Thomas w. Wilson, aged 76
Comrade Wilson was a member of Co
D, 4th Mo. S. M. Cav.
TAFT.-At Middletown Springs, VT
| Sept Z, 1906, Austin ]. Taft, aged SO
years. He served in the 93d VT. His
widow and one daughter survive him.
GREGORY.-At Decatur, Ind, jan
IL, 1908, Augustus c. Gregory, aged 6S
years. Comrade Gregory served his
| country in Co. B, 32d Wis, attaining
| the rank of Second Lieutenant.
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