The National tribune., 1908-09-17
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Death Of n Naval Hero.

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Death Of n Naval Hero.
There died recently in Bristol, Eng
land. Antonio Williams. who was for
merIy in the U. s. Navy. He was born
in Cadiz. Spain in 1880, and entered
the u. s. Navy in 1862 At the time
of the wreck of the Huron he distin-
guished himself for gallantry in rescu-
ing several of his shipmates, for which
he received a gold medal from Con-
gress, accompanied by very compii-
mentary letter from the Acting Secre-
tary of the Navy This hung in the
room where he, died He was retired on
q pension after 20 Yeas service, mar
ried an English woman, and went to
live in Bristol
SUDDETH.-At Bowen, H., July 6,
1908, William H. Suddeth. He served
as Corporal in Co. G. 2Sth H.; enlisted
Oct. 5, 1861; discharged Oct. 1, 1864.
YOUNG.-At Marietta. o.. in May,
1908, Joseph H. Young, aged 81 years.
He served in Co. c, 63d Ohio. His sec
ond widow, son and daughter sur
vive him.
HAMILTON.-At Osceola, Clearfield
Co, Pa, May "a, 1908, David Hamil-
ton. aged 73 years. five months and
90 days He served two years faithful
" in Co. K. 18th Pa. His widow and
nine children survive him.
BRADLEY.-At Houtzdale, Pa, Jan.
"a. 1908, Francis H. Bradley. He was
born in Ireland, in 1888. and in 1899
his parents brought him to the United
States. In July, 1891, he enlisted in
Co. F, 2Sth Pa, and served three years.
Being an expert with rifle. he was de-
tailed as a sharpshoOter. He died un-
married. Three sisters survive him.
KELLY.-At Goliad, Tex, Aug. 90,
1908, Denis Kelly. He served in Co
A, 1st battalion. Kan. Vols, and in Co
F, 9Th Kan. Cav. He was born in Ire
land: left a widow and son, whose ad-
dresses are not known to his friends
They are supposed to be in Kansas.
L HALL-At River Falls, Wis, VIM
washington Hail, aged IL. He served
fthree years in CO. F, goth Wis, one Of
1--we brothers whose aggregate service i'm
defense oe the Union was over 16 years
Three of these brothers survive him.
MARTIN.-At Remove. Pa, Nov. IA
| IyUT, Newton Martin. In the first three
! months service he was in the Sd Pa
land in the three-years service in Co
M, 62d Pa: was wounded and captured
at Gettysburg July 2. 1863.
| PALMER.-At Baldwinsville, N. Y.
| aug. ID, I5Uo, AIlDTpSe j. d.iiiei, dstu
| r.. He served in 60 B, 1st N. Y. Art
His widow and three sons survive him.
| RAMSEY.-At his home near New
| Concord, O., Aug. 13, 1908, Joseph
| Ramsey, Co A. 18th Ohio, aged IS. He
enlisted Aug. %, 1862, and was mus
| tered out as a private May 80, 1865. h
leaves a widow and several grown-uI
children. He was a member of Hanson
Post, 46S, at New Concord.
| KILDOW-At Rosevale, o., Aug. 8
/ 1908, James w. Kildow, Co. K, 159rt
Ohio. aged II years. He was a member
of Axline Post, 290, Department of Ohio
/ He was never married.
| SHALLENBERGER.- California
/ Pa, Sept. 4, 1908, John b. Shallenberg-
| er. aged So years. He served in Co. d
| 22d Pa. Cav.
STEVENS.-At Stanton, Mich, Jan
/ 10, 1908, Thomas ~ Stevens. He wa:
born May 6. 1895, at varysburg, n. Y.
| removed at the age of II to Oconomo
| voc, Wis; enlisted as a private in Co
| G, 2Stil Wis, on Aug. Z, 1862, and wa:
/ commissioned Captain of the company
1 on its organization Sept. 2; was mus
4 tered out Aug. 90, 1865, having declined
! promotion that would have separated
him from his company.
/ WINTON.--At Astoria, Ore, Aug. %
4 years A. native of Scotland, he came
j TO the United States at the age of foul
/ years; in 1862. at the age of Is, he en-
! listed in Co. c, oath Conn; was severe
/ ~ wounded at the siege of Port Hudson
was discharged and soon went to thu
1 Pacific Coast. He was pastor of severa
/ charges in the NJ. E. Church.; was sue
i cessful as a school teacher; took up th'
law, which profession he followed unit
: compelled by failing health to retire.
i MARKER-At Monongahela, Pa. II
i July, 1908. Joseph Marker. He served
in Co. e, Ringgold Battery.
Il WATSoN.-At Charleroi, Pa, Aug
/ Is, 1908, James Watson, aged 73 years
He served in the 14th Pa. Cav.
| DENISON.-At Kansas City. Mo.
), Aug. 13, ls0S, Joseph L. Denison, o
j Erie, Kan. He served four years il
Il Cos B and d, 9Th Kan. Cav, and will
j vate, he attained the rank of First Lieu
tenant.
4 JACKSON.-At Ridgeland, Miss
j Aug. 13, 1908, Truman Jackson. II
was born April g., 1S47, in Erie County
n. Y; enlisted in 1864 at French Creek
i n. Y. in the 18th N. Y. Eng, where h
4 served one year, until the war closed
His widow survives him.
i GWINNELL.-At Jersey City, N. i
II April 25, 1908, Enoch w. -Gwinnell. Fl
served in Co. E, 1st Conn. H. A., II
(which he enlisted at New Haven. Hi
widow survives him.
COX.-At Bergen, N. Y, Aug. Is
1908, Benjamin Cox. He served. in CO
NJ, 9th N. Y. H. A.
McKEEN.-At Shellsburg, Iowa, Jar
12, 1908, Jedediah McKeen. He serve
in Co. c, 9TH ILL., Cav
TOWNER.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. II
1907, d. M. Towner. He served in &C
C, 7th Ill. Cav.
SANBORN.-At South Standish, Me
July 16. 1908, Orville S. Sanborn, age
81. He served in the 18th Me-, and b.
, transfer in the Signal Corps.
GRAHAM.-At his home. sos S. 12t1
st., Salem, Ore, June 4, 1908, Charlie
Graham, aged 64 years. He serve
three years in Co. !, .S0th Ohio. Hi
widow and daughter survive him.
ri WOODS.-At Dayton, o., Aug. %
1908. John B. Woods He served in CO
!, E, Sd Ohio, and in Co. d, 159th Ohio
His widow survives him.
/ ANDREWS.-At Franklin, Pa, Aug
/ l, 1908, Joseph Andrews, aged 81 year;
He served in Co. 1, 10Th Ohio, unde
three-months call in 1861, and the
over four years in Co. L, 9Th Ohio Cav
y being promoted to Sergeant A Wido,