The National tribune., 1908-10-08
MUSTERED OUT.

George Dibbins. 1andsman, U. S. steam
er Lancaster, at Fairhope. Ala, May 1,
1908; Joseph Aman. Co. C, 1920 Ind, at
Avilla, Ind, Aug. Is, 1908: Frederick
Shank, Co. G, 57th Ill, at South Chi
cago. Ill.,, Aug. 19, 190S.-A. W. Nelson.
Adjutant, Post 10s, South Chicago, Ill.
N. H. Bailey, of Warren, o., reports
the deaths of the following comrades
of the 29th Ohio since the 1907 Re-
union of that regiment: H. Martindale.
Co. f. Mentor. o.; VIM. Norris, Co. X,
Jefferson, o.; Lieut.. B. f. Perry. Co. c.
Andover, o.; Capt. NJ. F. Roberts: Sid
ney Kennedy, Co. K, Pierpont, o.; G.
Z. Griffin, Co. G. Coldwater, Mich;
James Turton. Co. C, Lockborn, o.: ID.
C. Lindsey. Co. c. Cleveland, o.; Solon
Hall. Co. F, Painesville. o.: S. F. Saw
yer. Co. 1; NJ. B. Hoskins. Co. b, Pier
pont, o.; G. McCammon, Co. B, Valley
Falls, Kan; o. E. Wilson, Co. F.
Louis Loesch, musician, Co. d, 18th
III. Cav. died July 81, 1908, while on
furlough in Germany. The following
members of the National Military
Home, Ohio. passed away in August,
1908: Henry McCazey, Co. /. I'd n. Y.
II. A; Joseph Doran, aged SO, Co. e.
1st Ohio w. w. s.; Algernon J. Hibbs,
aged 81; William E. Vanderslice, aged
SO. Sergeant. Co. E. 1st N. j.; Dominic
~ 4Nciii, dScu u, IO- Il Sftii hdSo., w H.
Kauer, aged 81, Co. II, 74th Pa. at
New Burlington, Pa: John Cummings,
aged SO, Co. NJ. 10th N. Y. II. A; Sam
ueI Hardy, aged IS, Co. Fl, SID Ohio;
Franklin B. Gohn, aged 81, Co. b.
both Pa; Andrew Fogarty. aged so,
Co. A, 145th Pa: Thomas J. Fox, aged
81, Battery f. Pa. L. A; Henry Muel-
Ter, aged 73, Co. B, 10th Ohio: Samuel
McFadden, aged 20, Co. d, 105th Pa;
Robert B. Root, aged 65, Co. G, 49th
N. x: Elias Martin. aged IS, Co. K,
28th Pa; EbeneZer Coalwell, aged 65,
Co. /, 47th Ohio; George II. Stevens,
aged 66, Co. K, Sd Ohio; Jacob Decker,
aged 80, Co. A, 25th Ohio; James Tyler,
aged Sc, Co. +, 116th u. S. G.. T.; Grif-
Samuel p. Grimstead, aged 73. Co. A,
9Th W. Va. Cav; John W. Reed. aged
SO, Co. K, 18th w. Va; Isaac r. Bea-
zell, aged II, 16Sth Pa; Thomas Nc
Cabe, aged ~. Co. D, 14th n. Y. H. A;
George Ward, aged ga, Co. I, 9th U.
s. C. T.; being "a at the Home and two
absent from the Home on furlough.-
C. Fl. Crittenden. National Military
Home, Ohio.
Following is a list of comrades of
the 55th Pa. who died between Jine,
1907, and September. 1908: A. J. Nc
Mullen, Co. A; John Wilt, Co. A.. Henry
4 iV'itiSi' ~ DtioiiOs, ~
A. Isaac Beckey, Co. b; Samuel Card
ner, c. d; Anthony Bumsia, Co. d;
VIM. Hartley, Co D; James Murphy,
Co. d; w. S. McClain, Co. F; Joseph
Everett, Co. F; John e. Craig, Co. F;
Noah Lohr, Co. r; Capt. John McE1-
haney, Co. F; John w. Dick, Co. F;
Eli Isenberg, Co. F; John Booth, Co. E;
Daniel Boyle, Co. G.; John r. Allison.
Co. G.; Peter A. Corley, Co. H; e. W,
Davis, Co. H; David Hoffman, Co. H;
Lieut.. John c. Geyer, Co. II; W., B.
Gates, Co. L; Capt NJ. V. Sorber. CO, 1;
Henry M. Miller, Co. X; Alvin c. Ar
mold, Co. K; David Ritchey, Co. K;
being 2S in all.-Josiah Hissong, Point,
Pa.
COLLINS.-At Bloomdale, o., Sept
10, 1908, James Collins, aged IS. He.
served in the 1S0th Ohio.
CUSTER.-At his home in Wester-
vile, near Columbus, o., Sept 9, 1908,
aged 76 years, Capt Isaac N. Custer,
war seven years Captain in the 14h
regiment, Ohio National Guards. He
was a cousin of Gen. George A. Custer,
and had his characteristics. He was a
stanch lover of the flag, and always had
one in a conspicuous position in his
dental office and at his home.. He was
great sufferer for many months, but
after that the flag and his comrades
He was a member of James Price Post.
G.. A. R., of Ohio, and was leader in all
patriotic and Memorial Day exercises.
His widow and three sons and iaugh-
ter were his cherished Jewels. He leaves
a splendid record as soldier and citi-
zen. ~T-f7 e~,er9fr. 10
BERG-At his home in De Soto, Mo-,
Peter Berg, at the age of 70 years, July
l,11s tz1 T. ~ o. u
and served thru the war. After the
war he settled in De Soto, and aided
materially in the upbuilding of that
town. He leaves widow and four
children.
WILSON.-At Alexandria, Pa. Sept
Is, Samuel II. Wilson. Comrade Will
son was First Sergeant of Co. C, 18th
Pa, and was captured at Chickamauga
and sent to prison. He remained in
prison for Is months altogether, in
Libby. Danville and Andersonville.
FELTON.-At Soldiers Grove, Wis,
Aug. 4, 1908. Charles FELTON,, aged 64.
Comrade FELTON, served in Co. F, 34th
Ind. His widow, one son and four
daughters survive him.
CARL-At his home in Chittenango.
N. Y, Peter P. Carl, at the age of rs.
Comrade Carl lived in Chittenango all
his life, and enlisted in 1852 as Ser
geant in the 15Tth N Y. He was later
promoted to Assistant Quartermaster-
Sergeant, and served as such to the
close of the war. He is survived by a
widow, two daughters and a son.
DUBBS.-At his home in Wood Riv-
er, Neb., w. w. Dubbs, aged CT. Com
rade Dubbs is survived by a family of
IL children, all of whom except two are
married
WORRELL.-At Belle Vernon, Pa,
Dec. 7. 1907, Nathaniel Worrell He
was born at Brownsville, Pa, in Feb
ruary, 1888; enlisted Aug. 2S, 1852, in
Co. F, 18th Pa. Cav, and was dis
charged Jan. 16, 1863, for disability.
DOWLlNG.-At Belle Vernon, Pa,
Feb. 13. 1908, John Bowling. He was
born at Winesburg. o., 1912; enlisted
at Loogootee, Ind, June Z, 1861, in Co.
c, 14th Ind; was wounded in both
thighs at Fredericksburg, Va, Dec IA,
1862; was discharged on account of his
wounds April Q, 1863. He located in
Pennsylvania, and re-enlisted in Co. A,
I'd Pa. Cav, March l.. 1854, and was
mustered out with the regiment July
13, 1865.
YoUNG.-At Belle Vernon. Pa.
Sept. 21, 1908, Jonathan Young. He
was born in Ohio July 10, 1S43; enlist
ed Aug. 1, 1861, in Co. c, 61st Pa; was |
wounded by bayonet thrust, and was
discharged in June, 1855
ROSS.-At 3ltS Woo6bine Ave.
Cleveland. o., Sept. 3, 1908, Orville A. |
Ross. He was born in Chautauuua
County, n. Y, May %, 1S41: enlisted