The National tribune., 1909-12-16
MlErERED OUT.

y. .Himrod. died Dee. 8. 1909. Both were
FoLEY-At his residence. 400 East ssth
ST., New York City! Nov. %, Capt. Terrence
vincent Foley after an Illness Of two years
ana 1o months He went out in the first
three mouths call and then reenlisted for
,w9 ,w9 years ASA private in the 18th y. y.
rms regiment was in Bntterield's Brigade
SI SI.Ia .he - Third Corps. He took part In the
ehanicsyille, Bull Run, Fredericksburg,
Ghanceiiorsrise, ana number OF others.
Second Lieutenant. First Lieutenant, and
Captain or his COMPANY. which rank he
attained affair AnS.so. 1850. All these promotions
was wounded at Hull Run and discharged
June 4. 1863. In 1896 he married Mary
,stnr Mn,tei 10 who died in 1890. and three years
TO II: ~ Morgan Post, and was for years
Quartermaster,Sergca He belonged also
to the knights Of Columbus, After the war
mington IN. c. Daily Herald for two years.
when he removed TO New York City and en-
Tered business. For the last 30 years he
Ws,,! Vas an employe Of the Manhattan Elevated
n REBD.,At Altoona, Kan, Oct 20. ]. C.
heed; aged 90 years. Comrade Reed was
;, KIRK;-At Altoona, Kan, Oct. 90. 1909.
F. NJ Kirk: aged Ss years Comrade Kirk
MIS- M formerly member of Co. C.. Odd Mo.
| he was the father-fn-law Of Mr.. Reed and
was at the home of Comrade and Mrs. Kirk
at the time of his death
1903 SMHsimAt MSioc, uIaa Randolph, Mas Dec p,
1902 George Benson, Co. u. 23d Mass
RURT.aAt Plymouth Mass. Nov. 3, 1909,
John r. Burt, Co. f, 23d Mass.
| PHOENIN.-KilIed by n train near Gale
ton, Pa, Nov. 20. Joshua S. Phoenix, 207th
ia, Comrade Phoenix WAS G6 years OF age.
$: 1909, Emanuel Wentz. " aged "' II y: years. ns
Comrade Wentz served in Co ID, 64th Ohio,
and and participated in the battles of Spring
,l,,-slr
Wentz Is survived by his widow, five chill
dren; 16 grandchildren and one great grand
child and four brothers.
-NGE.-.At his home on Bennett Brook
toad, Bradford, Pa, Nov. 49, 1909. W. K.
Nye. aged ca years. Comrade Nye served
two enlistments during the civil war, and
was one of the best known men in his home
town He is survived by n widow and seven
children .,a, and two brothers.
MATIESoN-At his home in Beach Pond:
9! years. COmrade Mattcson served in Co.
r. 5th Conn;: and was member Of Kill
bourn Post, No. ST. of Connecticut and has
SlNCLhlR-rAt his home 4fii Woodlawn
Ave, Ave, Chicago Ill., Dec. 3, 1909. Lieut..
James G: Sinclair. Comrade Sinclair was a
Battery and active member of o.. s.
Grant Post, G. A. X. The funeral services
were conducted under the direction of the
BARHITE..-At his home in Rutledge
Dale, Pa, Nov. 1s. 1909, W. H. Barhite
aged 81 years. Comrade BarhIte served in
WILsON.-At his home In Smiths Mills
"a. Nov. 30. 1902. James NJ. Wilson, aged
OF Co. l, 1ssth Pa, and belonged to W. II
Klnkade Post, No. 293. G. A. r., of Houtz
A"i,ii DnSLAp.-At L. his home ot Stony creek
\. y. Dec. 4. 1909 COmrnde David NJ
Dunlap. aged az years. COmrade Dunlau
enlisted Dec. IL. 1863. in Co. II. 18th N. Y
II. A., and served until the close Of the war
He was elected Justice of the Peace in 1898
and served in that capacity for about nine
years., and was during that time elected
He was appointed POSTMASTER Of stony
Creek April Ia, 1880. which Office he held
for hve years, Comrade Dunlap was also
n member OF B. G.. Butler Post, G.. A. r.
and Is survived bysa widow, one son and
RERCKHARDT4Near Bethel. Mo-, Oct
COmrade Burchhardh born In Wurtem
berg, Germany. and. came to the United
States iss, when only ia years old. He enlisted
May, 1869, as sergeant. and was shipped
November. 1884, In q. s. Navy. and dis
charged October, 1855 Comrade Rnrckhard!
No. 15S. Departments, Of Missouri. He is sur
vived by a widow, two sons and fouI
MARsHLaNp.-Ats sedalia. Mo-, Nov. 10
1909, of ,paraiysia. Henry Marshland, aged
40 years. Gdnrade. Mnrshland served in Co
b. 54th Ohio. He had been paralyzed for q
was member Of the G. A. r. Post al
Oliver. Co: c. ID T \. en- c. comrade IRA 'dihsef oiirel
good husband. His widow survives him.
oEa 20 1 81 ASRs GRsrss 'a FSlssGR Appes
Comrade Applegit was Sergeant. Co. II, 18th
Ind. and was wounded at Cedar Greek. He
served four full years during the war. and
was member of the G. A. r., Department
cARLIsLE;-At his home In Yreka, Cal
years. Comrade Carlisle was a native OF
Ohio, and was private in Co. A, 191st
BUCK.-At his home In Lincoln, CAL
Sept. 20. 1902 John Buck. aged 62 years
Comrade Buck was native of Ohio. and
| VAN HORN.-At Sacramento. Cal, Oct
%, 1909. Francis w. Van Horn, aged 70
years Comrade Van Horn was native Of
Michigan and served as farrier, Co. /, I'd
COFFEE.-At Sacramento. Cal, Aug. L
1909, Edgar Ransom Coffee. aged ~ years
Comrade Coffee was killed by locomotive
He served as private in Henshaw's Bat,
terry, Ill. L. A, and was a native of Yer,
mont.
Me-, Nov 3, 1909, Edwin j. Miller, aged y
years. Comrade Miller was member OF
second Sergeant in 1sss participatnr mTf n in ali Ii
the engagements Of his regiment from No
| yember, 1861, to November ~, 1864. He
was a member of Bradbury Post, No. 10
G. A. r., OF Maehias. Ne.
| KING.-At his home in Abba. Iowa, Nov
/. 1909, s.. NJ. King. aged 73 years. Comradt
King was n member of Co. r, Goth ILL.,, and
was wounded in the ankle at the battle OF
Shiloh, and discharged because of disability
He reenlisted In Co. I, 9Th Ohio Cav, and
served until the close of the war He was
| Post Surgeon of Post No. 337 Department
Of Iowa at Abba, Iowa.
QUINN.-At his home in Washington, Nov
2, 1909, William Quinn, an Indian cam
| paigner and civil war veteran, and with q
| record Of II years service In the War De
| partment, having been there long before the
| breaking out of the war. At the outbreak
OF the war Of the rebellion he came East
and took part in Al battles. including Antie
tam, Gettysburg, and Brandy Station. On
being mustered out as First Sergeant ht
was transferred to the Quartermaster's De
| partment, at Baltimore, remaining there un-
til the end Of the war, when he was aD-
| pointed Superintendent OF Bridges for the
District of Columbia. A little later he re.
| ceved his appointment as clerk in the
War Department, and remained there until
his death. He leaves two daughters.
| NEWBERRY.-At his home In Mt. Dora
Fla, Oct. "a, David Newberry 23d Ohio.
aged 20 years. He leaves a widow but 10
children.
EITEL.-At his home at Carbondals, Pa,
Mar 3, 1909, Jacob Eitel; ID n. j. Comrade
Eitel was born In Moynes Germany, In 1881
HUSTID.-At his home In Ithaca, Mich
Oct. u, 1909 AlOnzo L. Hustid Comradc
Hustid was a member of Co. II, 4th Mich.
Cav.
THOMAS.-At his home In Mankato.
Mimi, Past Department Commander William