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iiSttu W. W. E5tfl III the
three-months service, and became Ser
geant: re-enlisted Sept II. 1851, in Co
X. 47th Pa, and was promoted to First
Lieutenant, then TO Captain, and finally
was Lieutenant-C Colonel. and OF that
rank he was when discharged from SER
vice Dec. 25, 1865. daughter, twr
sons and his second wife survive him
/ LEIDY.-At Easton. Pa. April .
1905. George r Leidy, in the 6Oth year
of his age. He served in Co. +, 47th
Pa. He is survived by his father, Jacob
Leidy, aged S3 years, by his widow. a
son, three daughters and a brother.
STARK.-At Sparta. ILL.,. Dec. 6. 1906
VIM. ID. Stark, aged II years. He
served as fifer in Co. B, 10th Wis; was
born in Grafton County, N. H. Hi:
widow survives him, now living at AL
bert, Kan.
SOMERVILLE.-At Saugerties, n
Y. Jan. "a, 1908, John SOmerville, aged
63 years. He served three years in the
21st Mass: was wounded Feb. Z, 1862
at Roanoke Island, and again June 2S
1864, at the siege of Petersburg. His
widow survives him.
i TRACY.-At North Troy. VT, Feb
1 26. 1908. Amasa S. Tracy. He was born
March 26, 1929, 1T Dover, Me-; entered
the service June 20. 1861. as First Lieu
tenant, I'd VT; was on staff of Gen. O.
o. Howard; severely wounded in charge
on Marye's Hights, Fredericksburg, Va
/ May 3, 1863, and again at Cedar Creek,
Va, Oct 10. 1864; became Captain. Co
III. then Major. Lieutenant-Colonel and
Colonel of the regiment. and command
ed his brigade at Cedar Creek.
j SMITH.-At his home in Ong, Neb..
Feb. 6, 1908, James W. Smith, aged Il
years. He served in Co. G. 18th Iowa,
l four years
| WALROTH.-At the home of hi;
daughter, near Edgar. Neb., March "a.
1908, Abram n. Walroth, aged 83 years
and one day. He served three years in
the saith ILL.,, Co. F.
| HUFFMIER.-At New Market, Ind,
March 20, 1908. George E. Huffmier.
He served three years in Co. q, SD ILL.,.
and was wounded in the right hand at
the second engagement at Fort Donel-
| son.
| GAYLORD.-At Adams, N Y, March
Is. 1908, David Gaylord. He was born
May 20. 1920; enlisted Aug. 20, 1862. in
the 10th n. Y. Art; discharged June 10,
1865.
RYAN.-At his home, 743 w. 43d St,
Chicago, ILL.,. May TO- 1907. Thomas
| Ryan. He served from Jan. 1, 1854 to
May IS, 1866, in Co. II, 18th III. Cav.
He is survived by widow, three sons
and two daughters. E FM0
| PAUP--At North Cuca amonga, Cal,
June II, 1907. James o. PaGp. He was
born Jan. 26, 1874, in Clarion County,
Pa; enlisted June 26, 1852 in Co. G.,
155th Pa; discharged as Sergeant June
Is, 1865. because of termination of war;
was honored by furlough as 'the best
soldier of 1000" His widow, one
dt lighter and two sons survive him
THORMAN.-At Jersey City, N. j..
Feb. 9. 1908. John Thorman. who serv-
ed in Co. /. 18th Conn.
A WCnN
Mont, March 2S, 1908. Comrade Claw
| son served in Co. A. 1O6th Ill. He was
born in Jefferson County. Pa, June 81.
1881. He leaves widow.
BURDGE.-At Lodi, Cal. July 3,
1907, John Burdge. He served in Co. B,
55th, Ind, and in Co. K. 12Sth Ind. His
widow and three daughters survive him.
BERRY.-At Mouiton, Iowa, April
Ii, 1908, Austin p. Berry. He was born
Nov. II, 1924; served in Mexican War
in the 4th Ohio and in the war against
rebellion he served in the 18th Iowa.
His widow, 81 years old. and seven
children survive him.
TAYLOR.-At Boston, KY, Jan. 16,
1908, Henry Taylor aged Sc years. He
served in Co. X, 122d u. S. C. T.
RAREY.-At Groveport, o.. March 5,
1908, Adam NJ. Rarey, aged 81 years.
He served three years in Co. b, 18th
Ohio.
ELDER.-At Kansas City. Mo-.
March 81, 1908. Robert W. Elder aged
76 years. He served his country with
conspicuous ability and fidelity as Cap
tain of Co d, 111th Ill. His widow and
one son survive him.
CULLAR.-At South Bend. Ind. April
3, 1908, Simon b. Culiar, aged 60 years.
He served in Co G, 74th Ind.
iFOSTER.-At w. r. c. Home OK
ford, n. Y, Feb. %, 1908. Jones Foster.
He served in the 99th N. Y. A widow
survives.
CRYDER.-At Chauncey, Ga. March
s., 1908, Asher Cryder. aged 6S years
He was born at Jersey Shore. Pa;
served in 14Sth Pa, Co. F. His ac-
quaintance since the war was wide. He
leaves five children. His daughter, the
wife of Hon. Stewart Starr, Lake City.
s. c., hopes to hear from all his living
comrades and others who knew him, as
she contempIates writing a history of
his services and life.
WELLER.-At his home in Montour
Falls. N. Y, March 81, 1908, Edwin
Weller. He was born April g.. 1899, at
Veteran, n. Y. He was a Lieutenant in
Co. III, 10th N. Y. His widow. two sons
and three daughters survive him.
HILBORN.-At Jasper, N. Y, Jan.
"a, 1908, Andrew r. Hilborn. He served
in Co. I, 141st N. Y. His widow sur
wives him
LUTHER-At Harrisville, N. Y,
Sept. 1, 1907. Martin Luther, aged so
years. He enlisted Aug. u, 1863. in
| Co. f, goth N. Y, and was honorably
discharged July 81, 1865, at close of
| the war. His widow. two sons and four
daughters survive him.
| WILLETT-At Plainfieid, n. J.,
April %. 1908, Lewis Willett aged so
years. He served in Co. d. 4th N. j. L.
A., after having served i'm nine-months
| regiment. Notice states that he was
father of 13 children.
TALCOTT.-At Mountain Grove, Mo-.
April IA, Samuel T. Talcott, at the age
of 10. Comrade Talcott served thru
the war in the 27th Conn. He was held
in high respect by everyone, and is sur
vived by widow.
FRANKS.-At Hahnaman ILL.,, March
10, 1908, William Franks. He was born
at New Geneva, Pa Sept Is. 1912;
served in the 61st Pa. A widow, two
sons and daughter survive him.
OLMSTEAD.-At Moscow, N. Y,
March "a, 1903, Stephen w. Olmstead,
in the list year of his age. He was
born at Athens, Pa; responded in April.
1861, to President Lincoln's first call
for volunteers; re-enlisted and served
for over two years. participating in nu-
merous heavy engagements until broken
health caused his discharge. He served
in Co. E. 23d n. Y. He is survived by
his widow, one son and four daughters
HAWTHORN.-At Petersburg, Ind,
Nov. 20, 1907, Robert p Hawthorn
aged sc years. He was born in Ian
caster County. Pa, and served in Co. F,