The National tribune., 1908-11-26
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| Editor National Tribune: The fol-
! lowing comrades of the vicinity OF
Spickard, Mo-, have answered the 1asi
roll call during the past four months:
B. +. Wyatte, First Lieutenant. Go. G,
23d Mo-; DR.. r. B. Cash, Corporal, Co.
K. 1st Mo. s. M. Cav; Michael Booher,
Co. A, 44th Mo-; Thomas F. Garner.
9Th Iowa; Comrade Garner was a VIC
tim Of the notorious Wirz at Anderson
vile for about eight months.-Thomas
Garner, Spickard, Mo.
ADAMS.-At Monett, Mo-, Oct. %.
1908, Thomas 2. Adams, aged 81. He
served in Co. Il, 18th KY. His widow
and four sons survive him.
| SCHRUNK.-At Brownsville, Ore,
April 3, 1908, J. A. Schrunk. He served
in Co. G, 9Th Iowa.
| KIDDER.-At Roseburg, Ore, July
%, 1908, A. L. Kidder. In 1861 he en-
listed in Co. B, 4th Iowa; was promoted
| to Sergeant and to First Lieutenant for
efficiency and meritorious action; served
| four years and "a days with distinction
| for patriotism, loyalty and bravery in
| the numerous engagements in which
| his famous regiment participated. His
widow, two daughters and son survive
him.
FLINT.-At Rice, Mimi, Oct. %,
1908, Francis s. Flint, aged 81 years.
He served thru the war in the I'd MINI.
L. A.; was Secretary of the Battery AS
| sociation at the time Of his death. His
widow, six daughters and four sons
survive.
WOODWORTH.-At his daughters
home in Detroit, Mich, Nov. /, 1908,
Selden Woodwork. He was born in
Monroe County, N. Y, Aug is, 1920;
served in the 116th N. Y; was wounded
Oct. IL, 1864, at Cedar Creek; dis
charged on Surgeons certificate July "a,
1865. ,s1s4-
WILLIAMSON Bellefontaine, O.,
Oct. 80, 1908, John B. Williams. He
was born at Marion. O., Dec. 20, 1887;
enlisted Aug. 8. 1862, in Co. D. 26th
| Ohio, as First Lieutenant; promoted to
Captain Co. d, Jan. 26, 1853; regjgned
Oct. Fl, 1863, on account Of poor hi talth
His widow survives him.
PENDERGRASS.-A Eo5s st. Louis.
ILL.,, Sept. II, 1908. He served in Co. e,
2sth U. S. His widow, a son and a
daughter survive him.
CLAYTON.-At Burlington, N. J..
Nov. S, 1908, William S. Clayton, aged
So years. He served in Co. G, 11th N.
]. He leaves a widow, a son and a
daughter.
DE MOTTE.-At Valparaiso, Ind,
Sept 23, 1908. Mark L. De Motto He
enlisted as private, August, 1881, in the
4th Ind. i. A; was promoted to Cap
tain: transferred to the Quartermaster's
Department; promoted to Colonel. and
served till close of the war against re-
bellion. In civil life he attained emf
nence in the law. His widow and
daughter survive him.
KEYES.-At Valparaiso, Ind, Nov.
6, 1908, Harrison M. Keyes. aged 7s.
He enlisted as private in Co. K, 48th
Ind; was promoted to Lieutenant, and
widow, daughter and two sons survive
him.
McELDERRY.-At Flora, Tenn,
Dec. IL, 1906, John McElderry. He was
born Jan. 81, 1s45: enlisted in 1861 in
the SD Ohio; discharged 1852 for dis
ability; recovering, re-enlisted, 1852,
and served in the 31st Ohio till the close
of the war. Two brothers were killed
in defense of the Union. His widow
survives him.
FoLLETT.-At 24so R street, Lin
coin. Neb., Oct. s, 1908, John M Fol-
lett, aged 76. He served in Co. II, s3d
ILL.,, and was distinguished by promo
ton to Second Lieutenant for his SOL
dierly qualities. His widow and five
children survive him.
LEWIS.-At Corona, Cal, Aug. 8,
1908, William F. Lewis, aged 10. He
served in the 9Th Ohio Battery from
1851 to 1865. His widow and sons and
daughters survive him.
RICHARDsoN.-At Long Lake.
Mimi, Nov. s, 1908. S. L. Richardson,
aged IA. He served in the Sd MINI.
At decease was Commander of ]. B.
Wakefield Post, 172, G. A. R., Long
Lake, MINI. A son and two daughters
survive him.
DWYER.-At Graceville, Minn., Oct.
Is, 1903, Patrick Dwyer, aged 73 years.
He was born in County Cork, Ireland;
came to America when 16 years of age;
in 1861 enlisted in Co. e, 9th Mass,
and served three years. His widow,
two daughters and three sons survive
him.
SANFORD.--At Auburn, N. Y, June
8, 1908, Alfred Sanford. He served in
Co. K, 1880 N. Y. His widow survives
him.
McINTIRE.-At Essex, Mass, Oct.
20, 1908, William n. McIntire, aged 76
years. He served six months as MEM
Der of Co. B, 7th Mass, in Fort Warren,
guarding prisoners. A son and two
daughters survive him.
BURNHAM.-At Essex, Mass, Nov.
10, 1908, James Howe Burnham, aged
70 years. He served 23 months in Co.
I, 32d Mass. His widow, a son and q
daughter survive him.
HEWITT.-At Parkersburg, w. Va,
Nov. 10, 1908. William A. Hewitt. He
served from 1861 to 1865 in Co. e, 1st
Ohio Cav. His widow survives him.
RICHARD.-On Nov. IA, George
Richard, while crossing the Long Island
railroad tracks, was struck and killed
by an express train. Comrade Richard
served thru the war in Capt Roomer's
Battery, of Flushing. He leaves Grip
pied widow.
SPANGENBURG.-A Carlisle, Pa,
Oct. 15, j. George Spangenburg, aged
6S years. He served for three years in
the 7th Pa. Reserves. Comrade Spang-
enburg had been blind for the last 16
years. He is survived by two daugh-
ters and four sons.
RUSSELL.-At West Branch, Iowa,
William o. Russell, at the age Of 60.
Comrade Russell served as saddler in
the 1st Mass. Cav. He was one of the
pioneers of his part of the country, and
is survived by a widow and a son and
daughter.
GREEN.-At Geneseo, N. Y, DR..
Robert w. Green, at the age of 81.
AComrade Green served for two years
In the 136th NJ Y, when he was
wounded in the arm and had to have
it amputated. He was highly esteemed
by his fellow-citizens, and Is survived
by a widow and one daughter.
HULBURD.-At the home Of his sis
ter in Rochester, Wis, Nov. 8, Julius
A. Hulburd, at the age of IL. Comrade
Hulburd served thru the war In the
II Va