The National tribune., 1908-09-10

Co. d. 13Sth ILL.,; Ms.ubeck, J. w, Co. A,
10th Ohio; Stone, 3. D.. Co. 1, 169th n.
Y; Kurrock, j., &c. X, 18th n. Y. Cav:
Booker, p. r.. Co. C, 21st Ind; Durfee,
J.. Co. F. 4eth Ohio; Clay, W. H, Co.
A, 9Th Wis; Radcliff, J., Co. K. 18th
Ind; Hester, n. Il. Co. G, 4th Mo. Cav:
Pritchett, ]. NJ, Co. A, 9th KY. Cav;
Hitler, John. Co. c. 44th Ohio; Hutch
inson, NJ E., Co. c, SSth H.; Andrews.
H. Co. E. I'd Ill. Cav: Burns. H, Co.
F, 69th n. Y: Davis. ~. C., Co. E, 3Sth
ILL.,; Friend, VIM, Co. A, 3Sth Mass; !;
Slanzer. A. Co. F, 3Tth Ohio; Harris.
C. j. weimer, A. s.. Co. ID. 195th Ill.,;
cult, W. H. Co. B, 39th ILL.,; Fields. A.
S.. Co. f. @. v. l.; Kramer. p. Co. b,
9th Iowa Cav; Lang, Jacob, Co. C, 35th
Iowa; Green, j., Co. b, 42d ILL.,; God
frey, f. j.: Mathews. r., CO. F, 4th
NJ v. NJ; Reirman. VIM, Co. ID, 176th
n. Y; Starr. E. G.. Co. A, 9TH Pa. Cav;
Scott, e. L., Co. c, S5th n. Y; Flagg.
VIM. W.. Co. d, 44th Wis; Guy, G. r,
Co. B, 120th ILL.,; Young. r., Co T., 46th
Kan; Mcdonald. T., Co. E, 9th Mo.
Cav; Ingles. H., Co. NJ, N. Y. II. A;
Crater, J. Il, Co. F. 18th Ind; Bryant
]. NJ, Co. d, 9TH Wis; White, VIM, co.
G, 10th N Y. II. A; Christy, j.. Co. b,
10th Pa: Thomas, S. F., Co. E. 1st Del;
Snyder, E. c., Co. A, 18th Mich. Cav;
Co. /. 31st Wis: Triskett, L. A. co. A,
129th Ind; Wilson, Thorn, Co. |, I'd
Ohio Cav: Vogel, Jacob, Co. X, 1st
Ohio; Higgins, j. W., Co. L, Sd Wis.
Mckinley, J. s., Co. 3, 155th Pa.
The muster roll showed 245 charter
members. without doubt the larges,
number ever associated as original
members of an American Post Nc
Phefsen was selected as the name. but
later it was changed to Colony Post
Shortly after organization Gov. Atkin-
son visited the city, and was cordially
welcomed by the Post With men,
? bership exceeding 800 it was decided 10
erect G.. A. r building. bEt this was
finally given up. and the Post has since
been meeting in the ". r. c. Hall. Two
other Posts were later organized from
= Post II, one of them, II. being still in
existence. but Post IS disbanded, and
its membership was absorbed by IA and
II. The Posts of Fitzgerald. supported
by the w. r. c. and Ladies of the G
A. r.. have always been active in pa
friotic work. They have donated in the
last three years 32 large flags to school
houses, and each Memorial Day finds
the veterans and their helpmates al
Andersonyille National Cemetery, where
$4,000 comrades are at rest.
Post II, G. Il. X.
n.
following information: Post II. C. A
r.. Department of Georgia and SoutI
Carolina, was organized in April, 1897
under the name of Fitzgerald Post. The
charter members were composed OF
comrades who did not join the Colon!
Post and others who came here later
Its first Commander was c. c. Goodnow
who was also the first Mayor of tho
city. The Post held regular meetings il
various places until a permanent loca.
eion was secured. About the same time
of this organization Post 10, called ths
Neal Dow, was chartered. After severa
years the two were consolidated unde
the name of George Grouse Post, II
The new organizations from this tinl'
On had a very successful career, being
the banner Post of the Department
having at one time over 100 members
but death and removals cut down tbs
membership until there are now abou
so. with Comrade John NJ. Mosher az
present Commander. The Post has al
an Auxiliary in the Logan Circle, /, La
dies of the Grand Army, whose mem
bers are always caring for the welfar'
OF the veterans.
The present roster of the Post is a.
follows: Allen, /. B.. Co. A, 10th Ohio
BARLOW, J. W., Co. /. 57th Ind; Brooks
G. H, co. c. 49th Mass; Booker, VIM.
Co f, saith Ky; Buckley, ]. c., Co G
eth W. Va; Brown, s. c., Surgeon, 1Stf
Ind; Carpenter, ]. H.. Co. X, 92d Ill
Cowell o. N, Co. II, 26th Ind: Crowell
i J. H. Co. C, 36th Ohio; Connolly, ]. w.
Co III, 21st Ind II. A; Coe, S. b. Co
c. Est MINI. III. A.; Carl. VIM: Day, A
a, Co. r. 8th Mimi: Godfrey. f. J., Co
D. SSth Ind; Gould, H. NJ, Co. A, 9tf