The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1908-06-25
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to Major in 1863. He was at the siege
of Vicksburg. at New Orleans. and a
Mobile, serving in the Gulf States with
the Ninth Corps until the close OF
the war. He leaves widow and two
daughters.
i GOLDSMITH.-At Honeoye, Pa, Jan
26, 1908, b. B. Goldsmith, aged s:
years. He served in Co. f, cloth Pa.
GOLDSMITH.-At Honeoye, Pa.
Jan. 26, 1908, b. b. Goldsmith, aged
50 years. He served in Co. +. 210tf
Pa.
WHITEMAN.-At West Milgrove, o.
Feb. 4, 1908. Lewis Whiteman. He
served in Co. II, 49th Ohio
| EISENBREY.-At Gloversville. "
Y. Nov. %, 1907, DR.. Edward Hartley
Eisenbrey. He served in Co. G., 1t Pa
Reserves, and participated in all the
great battles of the Army of the Poto.
mac.
REED.-At Seston, Mass, Feb. .
1908. Benjamin A. Reed. aged ~ years
He served in Co. F, Esd Mass.
RODECKER.-At Fafrview, o., Feb
%, 1903. NJ. d. Rodecker, aged Z;
i years. He served in Co. d, AID Ohio
i tGarfields.) rising from the ranks tC
i First Lieutenant; promoted to Captain
I Co. ID. IS5th Ohio.
! ACORD.-At his home, near Fra
zeysburg. o., Michael Accord, Private
\ Co. Fl, 159th o. V. l., aged "a years
| ne was IL neHlDer OF Urine POST, NO
531.. He leaves a widow and seven
| children.
HORNER.-At Frazeysburg. o.. Dec
! %, 1907. John Horner. late Private Co
III, 159th o. V. l., aged 10 years He
leaves widow. to whom he was mar
ried in 1856. and several children He
was a member of Critic Post, No. 33I,
/ GA r.
STEWART.-At his home, near
Adamsville, O., Nixon Stewart, on Jan.
3, 1908, aged Sc years. He served in
Co. r. 9th o. V. l.. from Aug 8, 1862.
to April 20, 1863, when he was dis
charged on account of disability He
o. v l.. from May 2, 1864. to Sept. Z,
1864. AT the last Reunion of the 160th
Regimental Association was elected
Chaplain. He left a widow and two
children.
McCARTY.-At the Ohio Soldiers
and Sailors Home. on Jan. %. 1908,
Timothy McCarty, Co. G, 160th o. V. /.
He was aged 81 years. He leaves a
widow in GAINESVILLE, o., and three sur
viving children
LEE.-In GAINESVILLE. o., Feb. s. 1908.
Levi Lee. Co. G, 159th o. V. l., aged
rs years. He leaves a widow, to whom
he was married in 1853, and several
BLANDY-In his home in Zanes-
Vile. o., Feb. 8, 1908. Benjamin A
Blandy, late First Lieutenant Co. ID.
18th Ohio, aged 50 years. He leaves a
widow. to whom he was married in
1859
sAMPsoN-In, GAINESVILLE. O.. Feb
ID, 1908. Ivor G. Sampson, aged IS
years. He served during the civil
war in the U. S. Navy, on the Cum
boats Vincennes and Ozark He leaves
widow in Warren.
BELL.-At his home. near New Con-
cord,s.o,, Feb. 6. 1908. Thomas Bell,
late Co. A, 18th Ohio. aged 50 wears
He enlisted Sept %, 1864, for one year,
and was mustered out of the service
July II, 1865. by reason of close of the
war. He leaves widow. his second.
wife. to whom he was married in 1870.
SMITH.-At his home in Duncan's
Fails. o., Feb. 20. 1908. aged ~ years
He first served in Co. H. 1st o. V. l., in
the First California Troops in the
Spring of 1861. and afterward served
as Sergeant in Co. F, 18th o. V. l..
from Dec. IS, 1861, to Nov. 3. 1863.
His wife preceded him to the grave
BAKER.-At the home of his son. in
Oklahoma, April 2, 1907. Andrew Bak-
err aged IS years. Comrade Baker
served in Co. ]. LIST Ind. H. A.
GANOE.--At his home in Ogden.
Iowa, July Q, 1907, James Canoe aged
% years. He served in Co. d, oath III.
He leaves a widow and several chill
dren.
PARKER.-At Varysburg. n. Y.
Jan. 10, Cad C. Parker aged 81. He
served as First Lieutenant, Co. II, 136th
n. Y, three years. until the war closed;
was never for even one night absent
from his company; participated in %
battles and uncounted skirmishes: suf-
fered no wound, but was struck at
Gettysburg by a spent ball. He leaves
no family
PAYNE.-At Sherman, Ca, Jan 81.
Jshn-~W. Payne. fIe was born June
o. 1919; served in Co. b. 1st Ga A
widow. four sons and a daughter sur
yive him.
Editor National Tribune: The follow
ing are the deaths at the National Mil
itary Home. Ohio. during the month of
February. 1908: James O'Farrell, Co.
b. 9Sth n. Y; Sherman w. Bronson.
Co. c, 18th Ohio; Frederick A. Schultz,
Co. A. 22d U. s.; Joseph Rokley, Co. b.
18th Mich; John Miller. Co. B, 45th
Pa; Anton VAIL, Co. H. 18th Ohio:
Stephen Jackson, Co K, 18th Pa: Ed
NJ Boyle. Co. B. I'd Ohio. w w. s.:
Joseph L. Mancil. Co. 1. 129th Pa:
Franklin Johnson, u. S. Navy; Dennis |
Spellman, Co. C, f73d N Y; William
A. ID. Reid. Co. G. 18th Pa. Cav; Henry |
) Hurd, Co. A, 1st Mich. E and M: |
rick Larken. Co. c. 5th N. J.: Luther
Eichelberger. Co. A, 131st Ohio; George !
Everhardt, Co. NJ. I'd Ohio, H. A.: John
w. Sullivan, Co. l. 18th Mo. Cav; 10
seph A. Donnelly, Co. X. 18th Ind. |
Cav; Caspa Graft, Co. G, list Pa. l.. A;
Walter Scott, Raldrin's Ind. Cav of |
Pa; Edward S. Kelly, Co G. 9Th Ky;
Edward Smith, Co. b, 4th Ohio Cav:
Henry Heck. Co. F. 153d Ohio; Jacob
Naulboly. Co. +, 2fst n. Y; James
Wiseman. Co. I. 10th Pa; Edward
Lutz, Co. Fl. LIST Mo. Res; Adam Kiser,
Co e, 9Th Kan. Cav; James G
swoap, 4th Ind. Batty L. A.: Thomas
Strain, Co. l.. 1920 Pa; James III.
Haynes, Co. G.. 4th Ohio Cav; Heinrich
Braun, Co. e. 10th n. Y; Patrick
Maxwell age 81, Co. /, 1S6th Ohio:
Joseph Davis. age II. Co. Fl. 172d Pa:
Thomas Study, age IS, Co. X. 2d ohio
Cav; Michael Maher age so. u s
Navy: Winfield Garrett age So. Co. A
lth Md: Phillip Johnston, age 6S. CO.
u, 4th U. S. G. Fl. A: Joseph N. Light
age So, Co. B. I'd ID. c.; Christian Row,
man, age sc, Co. c, SSth Ohio: George
Smith, age 80. Co. X, 18th Ohio. SiI3s
Wlnans, Co. Fl, l41st Pal total &c
r. Crittenden, National Military Home
Ohio. ''ie'
BRINEY.-At Manorville. Pa. Feb
20, 1903. $. p. Briney. aged &c years.
ess five days. He served in Co. q
lolst Pa, and for eight months was
among the tortured victims incarcerat-
I'd at Andersonville under Wirz.
OLDS-At Warren, ILL.,, July Al
l9O7, Kingsley E. Olds aged 6S wears
he served as Orderly Sergeant Co. b
18TH Ill. -
FRENCH-At Las Cruoa. NJ n,