The National tribune., 1908-07-23
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HANAWAY.-At Lane, Kan, Jan
1908. J. S. Runaway. He was born In
4 Stark County, Ohio, November, 1894
: Kan; was commissioned Lieutenant
and helped to raise an Indian regiment
: served in it as Adjutant till the close OF
the war. He went to Kansas in 1856
and was an associate with John Brown
\ during the border ruffian days.
: EVANS.-At Lapeer. Mich, June 81
1908. Asa Evans. aged "A years. He
was born at Ashtabula, Ohio; served
: in Co. X, 18th Kan. Cav. Two sons sur
vive him.
i MORGAN.-At Terra Haute. Ind,
June Is, 1908, William Riley Morgan.
He was born in Prairie Creek Tp.. Vigo
County, Ind, Sept. 20, 1871; orphaned
provided for. Enlisted Sept. IS, 1861,
in Co. d. 43d Ind: served three years
and veteraniZed: served till the war
ended, being discharged with the rank
of Corporal. His widow and one son
survive him.
! ARCHER.-At Vineland. Mimi. June
4 Is, 1908, Col. N. Archer, aged 62 years.
| He served in Co. +, 44th Wis.
/ REIFSNYDER.-A his home, in Cat
awissa. Pa, June %, George w. Reif-
snyder. at the age of so. Comrade
| Reifsnyder was only 10 years old at the
i
enlist. but was refused on account of
his age. At last he succeeded in getting
mustered into the 18th Pa, and served
thru the war. AlthO his death has been
! expected for some time it came as a
shock and he is deeply mourned in the
| community In which he had lived prac-
tically all of his life.
| RAYNOR.-At his home, 265 +.
144th street. New York City, July /.
ff90S, James Fl. Raynor. in the 64th
tyear of his age. He served in the 14th
fU. S.
ANDREwS.-At hospital. Joliet. III.
Aug. II, 1907. James Guthrie Andrews.
He was born at Bath, Ohio. June 20,
1921; enlisted Nov. 20, 1861. in Co. C.,
| 18th Ill; veteranized Dec. %, 1863;
served till July 9, 1865. His widow,
two daughters and one son survive him.
| KETCHUM.--At Candor. Tioga Coun-
| ty, n. Y, April 8, 1903, William P.
Ketchum. He served his country in
| the war against rebellion from 1861 to
| 1865, in Co. K, Goth N. Y; and in Co
| G,-N. Y. III. A. His widow survives
him.
,DETRo.-At or near Stanley. ~ Y.
Jan. 81, 1907, Michael Detro, aged 65
years. He served in Co. X, 1st N. Y
Cav Was six months in the rebel pris-
| on pen, a prisoner of war. at Salisbury,
and never recovered from the suffer-
ings to which he was there subjected
KILTS.-At Hastings, n. Y. Sept. 10.
| 1907, Charles w. kits, aged 60 years
He served in Co. G, 10th KY. Cav.
| GRAY.-At Webster. Iowa, Feb. II.
1908. William Gray, aged 65 years. He
served in Co. 3, 135th Ill.
| DAVIS.-At Park Falls. Wis, Jan. %,
1908, James w. Davis. He was born in
Pottsdam. n. Y, Aug. 4, 1S45 served in
| Co. l., 26th n. Y. Cav. His widow, a
son, daughter and five grandchildren
survive him.
| SYMONDS.-At or near Oberlin
Kan, April 6, 1908. in the 10th year of
his age. He served in Co. C. Sth ILL.,,
from 1851 to 1864.
| KNACK.--At Union Hill. N. J.. Dec
30. 1907, Albert Knack. aged 81 years
He served three years in Co. ID. 1st N
Y. Eng. His widow survives him.
| KIMBLE.-At Wellsboro. Pa, Dec.
IL, 1907, Henry s. Kimble, aged Sc
years, II months, IL days. He served
| in Co. Fl. 9Th Pa. Res. from April %.
1861, till June IL. 1864. His widow,
| one son and three daughters survive
| him.
| SWARTZMILLER.- Grand Maris.
Mich. April 29, 1908. Geo. Swarzmiller,
aged 81 years. Comrade Swarzmiller
enlisted In Co. K, 49th Ohio. in Febru-
airy, 1864; was wounded thru the right
shoulder at Picket,s Mills. Ga. May q.
| 1864, and was discharged with the regi-
| ment at victoria, Tex, Nov. 80, 1865.
HOSTETTER.-At his home, in Os-
| born. Green County. Ohio. Feb. 10,
1908, s. X. Hostetter. aged 20 years.
He served in Co. K, 154th Ohio. He is
survived by his widow.
DASHIELL-At Portland, Ore, June
&c, 1908. George +. DashieIl. He was
born Sept. 6. 1888. at Moore's Hill, Ind;
enlisted in 1861 in Co. K, 4th Ill. Cav,
and served until the war closed.
PALMER.-At Long Beach, Cal,
t,y,A Tp,I.
served in the war against rebellion in
the 9th Pa. Res; was wounded at
Gaines's Mill; was for IA months q pris-
oner of war and suffered the cruelties
and fortunes of Andersonyille, Belle Isle
and Libby; in the war with Spain he
participated in the battles of Malata
and Manila, Aug. L and 81. 1908.
REED:-At Hanging Rock, Ohio,
Jan. 8, 1908, John f. Reed He was
born Dec. 8. 1888. in Virginia; enlisted
Nov 6. 1861, in Co. l., LIST Ohio L. A;
discharged for disability Nov. 7. 1853
His widow and seven children survive
him.
DUGAN.-At Hemlock, Ohio. June
II, 1908, Hugh Henry Dugan He was
born in New York City. Nov. "a, 1894;
served in Co. A, 160th Ohio State Mill
tia, TO ra short time. enlisting In 1854.
He married in 1853; his widow and one
passed on.
HUEGEL.-At his home in Louis
vile, KY, Dec. IS, 1907, Peter Huegel
He served as Corporal, Co K SD Ind.
His widow survives him.
NEUWEILER.-In the house in
which he was born. in Germany, Philip
Neuweiler, on June &c. 1908, aged IS
years. He came to the United States in
1860; enlisted in 1st Ind. Battery was
promoted to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and to First Lieutenant; after the cap
ture of Vicksburg, he resigned and be-
came prominent business man of
Evansville, Ind, where his body Will
be laid to rest beside that of his wife.
who preceded him to the other world
four years ago. Three daughters sur
vive them.
Civil war veterans who died in Juni-
alta County. Pa, in 1907. List sent by
comrade VIM. Fry. Mexico. Pa: George
Goshen, Co. A, 101st Pa, at Miflin.
Feb. 5. aged 80. John Underwood, Co.
+. 10th Pa. Cav, at Port Royal, Feb. G.
Reuben Stahl. Co. A. 149th Pa, at Port
Royal. March. Howard Andrews. Co
b. coed, April 9. B. F. Oliver, Second
Lieutenant. Co. ID, 151st Pa, at East
Salem, April 13. aged 49, Comrade
Oliver was wounded at Gettysburg.
Henry K. Troutman, CO. K. 1921 Pa at
Oriental. April 8, aged ~. Lewis E.
Rapp, Co. ]. SD Pa. at Locust Run.
Aug 49, aged IS. William Splitter. Co.