The National tribune., 1909-03-04
MUSTERED OUT.

HODGES.-At Lenox, Iowa, Oct. "a,
i9oS, Lewis c. Hodges: He served near
ly four years in Co. K, 49th NJ Y His
widow and four children survive him.
LARKIN.-At Foosland, H., Feb. 2,
1909, E. B. Larkin. He was born in
May, 1S43, at Plattsburg, H.; April 90.
1861, enlisted in the 23d ILL.,; captured
by the enemy at Lexington. Mo-; mus
tered out Sept. 5, 1861; re-enlisted in
october, 1861, in Co. d, SD ILL.,; dis
charged Jan. !. 1865; enlisted March 4,
1865, in the Fourth Veteran Reserve
Corps. and served till March 9. 1866.
ATKINSON.-At his home, zoe
Union street, Emporia, Kan, Jan. 80,
1909, Samuel Atkinson. He was born
at Durham. England. Sept. 2. 1927; en-
listed in Co. b, 4th w Va, June 5,
1861, and was honorably discharged
July 8, 1865. He leaves a widow, three
children and two sisters.
WYLAND.-At Lonoke, Ark. Nov
80, 1908, Ira Wyland, late a member of
an unassigned company in the Gath
Mich. a member of Dauseur Post, 104,
Department of Indiana, at La Grange
Ind.
DUDLEY.-At Washington, d. C..
Dec. 81, 1908, George T. Dudley, aged
ca years. He was born in EImira, ~
Y; served as Lieutenant of Engineers
under Gen Burnside with such distinc-
ton that he was mustered out with
rank of Captain. 18th N. Y. Eng. His
widow, one daughter and three sons
survive him.
FULLER.-At Glasford, ILL.,, Oct "a,
1908, Samuel Fuller, aged 67. He
served thru the war in Co I. 32d ILL.,,
being promoted to Sergeant. His widow.
three sons and three daughters survive
him.
sToKEs.-At Kent. O., Dec. 81, 1908,
Wilson NJ. Stokes. He served from the
Spring of 1861 till July 26, 1865, in Co.
/. 23d ohio-Wm. McKinley's regi-
ment-and was promoted to the rank
of Corporal. His widow survives him.
BULL0CK.-At Good Samaritan
Hospital. Dec. 25, 1908, Romeo S. Bull
lock, aged So. He served in Co. C, 1st
Mich.
DICKINSON-At Grenada, Colo, on
Sept. 5. 1908, Martin ]. Dickinson, aged
6S. He served three years and 10
months in Co. 1. Cd Mimi. and was pro-
NOTED to Corporal. A widow and fam
ily of grown children survive.
STEWART.-At his home, in the
Bronx, capt. Matthew Stewart, after a
long illness. Capt. Stewart was an Off
Ger in the 73d N. Y, known to many
as the I'd Fire Zouaves. For 10 years
he had been President of the Veterans
Association of New York City, and was
instrumental in having the monument
to the 13d n. Y. erected on the field
near the Emmitsburg Road. He was
highly esteemed by his fellow-citizens,
and his death is universally mourned
HEANEY.-At his home in Norris
town, Pa, George S. Heaney, in his I'D
year. Comrade Heaney had an envia-
BILE record as a soldier, having enlisted
first in the 1st n. j., and serving with
that regiment until he was discharged
for disabilities. He afterward enlisted
in the I'd battalion, Veteran Reserve
Corps. and was discharged in 1865. He
also served for five years in the 9Th Pa.
Militia, enlisting in 1875.
Following is list of mustered out at
this Home in December, 1908: Willard
Winsiow, Co. C, 18th Mass; James
Reed, Co. G, 43d Pa: Peter Wolf, Co.
Ohio; Lewis w. Beane, Co A, 23d N
Y. Cav; John Warmack, Co. I, Sth ~
Y. Cav; Thomas McCoyer, Co. B, 11Sth
Pa: John Grumbinger, Co. K, 7th N
Y. II. A; VIM. j. Stratton, Co. C, Attn
Fl. A; John P. Murray, Co. 1, 9Th
Kan. Cav; John A. Williamson, alias
Williams. Sth U. S.; George E, Bate,
Co. F, 49th Mo-; Thomas Goonan, Co.
u, goth Conn II. A; Joseph B. Hooker,
Co. K, I'd Mimi; Thomas Sullivan, Co.
F, I'd u. s.; Frederick A. Muehl, Co. I.
54th N. Y; Edward Bastian, Co. A. 1st
N Y. S. A. w. Vets; Thomas Phillips
Co. X, 50th U. S. Eng; George Rice,
Co. c, 42d H.; Theodore P. Crum, Co
ID, 18th ILL.,; Samuel S. Lawson, Co. C,
51st Ohio; total for December, All.
w. Edwards, Co. F. 14th Ind, Pacific
Branch, N. H. D. v. S.