The National tribune., 1908-07-30
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| Nicholas Shumcr. age rs years. Co.
/ 18th n. Y; James Simpson. age 6;
years. Co. G. 5th n. H; Joseph Rog-
ers. age 81 years. Co; F, 4oth Ky
w. Kendall. alias Her Co. c. 169th
Ohio; John S. Shook. Co. F, 10th Pa;
| August Seeger, Co. X, 12th Ill. Cav;
! George W. Branham, Co. b, 7th Ind
Cav; Frank Kramer, Co. +, 74th Ohio
| Temporarily at PosD; .Tonn Bishdorf
Co. c. 9Th Mo-; Edmund r. r. Davis,
Co. C, 160th Pa; James Bowlin, Co
| c, Mass. Cord Inf; Patrick Mahoney,
| age n years. Co. G. 25th Ky; John
Shentz, Co. E, 2Sth Ohio; Thomas
| Quinn. Co. D, 9th Ohio: George n
| Blinn. Co. E, hath ILL.,; Benjamin
Clark. Co. II. 31st Ohio: Wilson Stew
| art, Co. L. 1st U. S. Cav; Fred Burger,
Co. G. 5th U. S. Cord Cav. Being "a
for the month";. H. Crittenden.
Editor National Tribune: Following
is the death report of members OF
Alva Post, %. Department of Okla
honra, G. A. r.: Daniel C. White;
July 6. 1907. He was a member of
Co. F, 7th NJ. S. NJ. Cav; was 81 years
old. Erasmus Levere; Aug, 1907.
He was a member of Saith Mo-; age. 81
years. f. l.. Rice: he served as private
Okla. in August, 1907. Welcome B
Winner, Past Commander of Alva Post
%. Department of Oklahoma, G. A. r.,
Aug. IA. 1907; age So; Comrade Wi
| mer served three years in Co. K, 89,h
Ohio. John Moore: January. 1903; he
served in Co. b. 3Sth Mo. Augustus L.
Compton; Feb. %, 1908; aged 76 years;
served in Co. B. 207th Paw. w
Hiatt, Post Commander, Alva Post, %
Alva. Okla.
Editor National Tribune: Following
is list of deaths at National Military
Home. Ohio. in the month of June
1908: Theodore Miller. Co. B. 5Sth N
Y; William Cook. co. A, 191st Ohio;
John Smith. aged So, co. f. 10th Ohio;
Joseph G.. Orville. aged II, Co. I, 9th
Kan. Cav; Atwater Hall. aged rs, Co
|. seth Ill: Pierce Plumb, aged 50. Co
A, 1S1st Ohio: James Nelson, aged 70
Co. ID, 91st Pa; James r. Gamble, aged
II, Co. I, 18th Pa; Martin Rice, Co. 3
18th Ohio; Thomas s. Gaynor, Co. K
18th Conn; James Reardon, Co. H
25th Ind; owen Clark, Co. E, 65th n
Y; Abraham Huber, aged sc, Co. H
1SSth Ohio: Archibald Laurie, aged 10
Co. F, 169th Ohio; Jas S. Ross, aged
IS, Co. A, 10th Pa; Parker Brown, aged
40, Co. c. list Mass. w. w. s.; James
NJ. Reese, aged 81. Co. C. 184th Ohio;
Moses A. Wetherbe, Co. E, 33d Mass.
Thomas Welsh. aged 70, Co. E, 3Sth
Pa. Charles Sevoy Co. d, Goth U. S.
C. T.; John P. McHendry. Co. A. SD
Pa; Edward A. Carney. Co. B, S0th n
y; George r. Barnes, Co. D, = Pa;
Dennis Buckley, Co. K, 10th N. H.;
Harrison Wilcox, Co. c, 9th n. Y. Cav;
John W. Gibson, u. S. Navy, w. w. s.;
Edward o. Cowles Sergeant, Co. A.
18th Conn; VIM. Sternberg, U. S. Navy;
being % in the month";. H. Critten-
den.
DoDGE.-At Marlboro. Mass. Feb.
l, 1908, AlonZo p. Dodge He was
born Jan. 2, 1898; served all through
the war against rebellion. at first in
the Massachusetts, Minute Men, and
then in the 9Th Mass. His widow sur
wives him.
RICHMOND.-At Auburn, Cal, Feb.
&c, 1908. Hiram Hoyt Richmond, aged
So years. He was born among the
Lebanon Hills of New York; enlisted
in April. 1861. under Lincoln's first call
for volunteers in the war against rebel
lion; re-eniisted and served to the end
in goth n. Y; in September, 1861, was
captured by the enemy and remained
a prisoner of war for nine months;
was wounded at Fredericksburg. His
widow survives him.
BECHTEL-At Saginaw, Mich.
June 5. A. ID. Bechtel, aged 50. At
Reading, Pa, he organized a company.
Of which he became Second Lieutenant
and. which company was mustered into
service as Co. A, I'd Pa. Cav. He was
discharged for wounds received in ac-
ton. His widow survives him
KILE.-At Hoopestown, ILL.,, March
4, 1903. Avery Enoch Kile, aged 65
years. He was the youngest of four
brothers who served together in Co.
II, Saith I'll. His widow and eight chill
dren survive him.
nBEALL.--At Annapolis, Md. July IT,
1908, John l.. Beall. aged IS years.
He served in the 18th N Y. His widow,
five sons and two daughters survive
him.
AYERS.-At Middletowa, N Y, July
IA, 1908, John w. Ayres, in the sgd
year of his age He was born in
Neelytown, N. Y; served in the 5th N.
Y. II. A. His second wife survives
him.
PRATT-At Dunkirk, n. Y, June
II, 1908, Volney Jerome Pratt. He was
born Oct. u. 1881. at Collins. Erie
County, n. Y; grew up at East Otto,
n. Y. and in 1851 settled in Dunkirk
He served his country as Corporal Co.
G, 112th N Y. One daughter survives
him, Mrs. Myra Pratt Langworthy, of
Gulfport, Miss.
BERRY.-At his home at Kittery
Point. Me-, July IA. 1909 Moses G. Ber-
~, aged IS years, two months. He en-
listed as/musician in Co. G, 27th Me,
Sept 10, 1862. He is survived by a
widow. one son and two daughters
BALLING.-At his residence, 5422
Johnson Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, June 90,
1908, George M. Balling, aged 80 years
He served in Co. 3, 18th Conn. His son
Charles survives him.
ROBINSON-At Chicago, ILL.,, June
10, 1908, b. F. Robinson. aged ga years
He served from '63 to IS in Co. M,
18th Ill. Cav. His widow and one
daughter survive him.
BARRINGER. = At Monongahela
City, Pa, July 1, 1908. John Barringer,
aged ~ years. He served in Co. d,
10th Pa, and in Co. d, I'd Vet. Reserve
Corps
HUNT.-At South Londonderry, VT,
July 9, 1908, Chas. G.. Hunt, aged rs
years, six months. He served in Co. /,
18th VT.
RANKIN.-At Yates Center, Kan.
June 26, 1903, John Walker Rankin
He was born in Washington County,
Pa. April 4, 1886; went to Iowa in
1915 and to Kansas in 1888; enlisted
in August 1862, in Co. l, 25th iowa,
and served till the war ended; married
in 1859 His widow, one daughter and
four sons survive him.
PAINE.-At Lincoln, Neb., June %,
1908, when at that place for surgical
treatment, his home being at Aims
worth Neb Hiram Olney Paine His