The National tribune., 1909-04-29
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Editor National Tribune: Following Is
list of the deaths at this Home durlns
the month Of March, 1909: March l.
Edwin F. Shaw, rCo. H, 10th Pa. cav;
March 2, Joff1 d. Morrison. Co. g, 5oth
Pa; March !, Phiheas $. Cross Co. F.
174th Ohio; Thornton D. schothorn, 90.
c, 155th Pa; March z, Hugh McGee,
U. s. Navy, W. W. s.; March 9. Andrew
Moose, Co. y, 5tb Ohio Cav; March ~.
George Stamm. s7tth Pa; MarGh II.
Charles c. Poyntz, 1st U. 5. e u a,
March 10, Adam Bordell. aged -, Co
H, 96th Pa; John Ludecke, aged 10, GO.
e, 1st U. s. L. Art, March IL. Andrew
Creighton, aged 70, Co. d, 51st Pa;
March Ia, Robert w. Lewis, aged So.
Co. K, 9th Ohio Cav; March Is, VIM;
E. Fay, aged II, Captain Co. X. 22d
Ohio; March II, George w. Stewart,
aged 79.. Co. I. 18th U. S. Inf. ana cav
! March 49,, Israel Harrington. aged 80,
18th Ohio Battery; March 10, Edward
Shaw, aged "A. Co. c, 18TH III; John
Weber; aged as, Co. +, 9th Pa; March
90, John Brackett, aged S., Co. A. 24th
KY; Stephen S. Beard, aged 73, Co. H,
42d ILL.,; March 81, Lorenz LutZ, co. u,
106th Ohio; March %. Andrew Dietz,
Co. F. 74th Pa; Thomas Brady, Co. A,
Sd M't'd Inf; March 23. Samuel Snyder,
Co. l, 137th Ohio; March "a, Michael
| Co ~ ~ AN. = - h1otii 49,
Hall, Co e, Sth Me-; March %, William
Flint, Co. E, 92d ILL.,; Thomas Scahill,
Co. II, 28th Pa; March &c, Charles f.
Bonfanti. 33d N. Y; Henry Behrens,
Co. d, 18th Pa; James Brown, Co. G,
65th Ohio; John Ridour. Corporal, Co.
C, 25th U. s. C. T., on furlough at In
gram, Pa; March 81, Richard Row
lands, u. S. Navy; John III. Cook, Co. H,
101st Ohio; March 20, Jacob Pfaff, aged
80. Co. X. 1921 Ohio. buried at Cincin-
natl; March 80. Henry Linn, aged 79,
lCo. B, 1st La. Cav; March 81, William
Adams. Co. F., 1st U. s. Col. Cave. H.
lCrittenden. National Military Home, o.
/ RAMSEY.-At Allegheny, Pa, Dec.
"a, 1908, James Ramsey, aged 50. He
served in Co. l., 123d Pa, and in the
6fst Pa. One son and three daughters
survive him.
KoYLE.--At Soldiers Home, Mar
lshalltown, Iowa, April 3, 1909, John
Koyle, aged 72 years. He served in Co.
K, 18th Kan. Cav.
daughter, near Idaho Falls, Idaho,
March Is, 1909, Asa G.. Reyburn. He
lserved in the Sth Cal.
Steadman Post, $50. AnsIey, Neb.,
reports the death of three comrades
/ without designating dates-Comrades j.
f. Sharpless. Co. E, 18th Ohio; Edgar
Varney, Co. ID, 4th n. Y. Art; l.. A.
Jewell, Co. c, 74th Ill.
KELLEY.-At Franklin, Pa, March
4, 1909. Peter d. Kelley. He was born
in Venango County, Pa, March 81
1871; enlisted in Co. ]. 4th Pa. Cav,
Oct. IS, 1861. and served till July 4,
1865. His widow survives him.
OLSEN.-At Wiota, Iowa, Oct. 10
1908. Lars S. Olsen, aged II years, four
months. 10 days. He served in Co. A,
Gath Ill. His widow and five children
survive him..
CARRoLL-7At Nsrth Attleboro, Mass.
Mar. S, 1909, John Henry Carroll. He was
born 1s47 in Proyidence. II. l.; enlisted whcr
10 years old Iii ID II. +. cav: served iii the
war closed. His wife and four children sur
CooK-At Guthrie. Okla, Mar. IL, 1909
Henry Cook. aged II. He served in Co. G.
12ed H. His wife. and three children sur
Kan. Feb. %, 1909, Watson FouIke. lie en-
listed In 1s62sand served over two years IN
Cos. and IS 10th ILL.,, Cav. He was bori
Oct. TO-, 1896 near buckingham, IA. Tive
sons and three daughters survive him.
APPLE-Ati his home near oaklandon
na bSsn peD 81 & s2 &a% at II The ARp rs
where he died. ~ Hd Ienffs:edgin Cox, 11ti
Ind. July 10, 1851; was honoraby discharged
same day re-eRii=ted in the same company AZ
1st Lieutenant aud was honoraby discharged
from this command at Baltimore, Nd, May
ELLIS--At Cottonwood, Idaho, Jan. %
: 1909, L. S. Ellis, aged G2 years, D months, q
days He enlisted January, ry lSiS. ar 90, Cold
water. Mich, and served till July 3, 1865. IL
| BaNNoN@At irish Ripple, Pa, Dec. s
1903, Michael Bannon. He was born il
beaver County, Pa, Aug. II, 1872; enlisted
May 10, 1861, in Co. K, 10th Ia, Res, and
served in June IL, 1864. His wife, two son.
and two daughters survive him.
Orin W. Jones. in the 10Th year of his age
He enlisted June. 1861, at Rochester. MINI
and served four % years In Capt. Harkins's
Company in I'd Mlnn. His wife and fouI
ARMOR-At West Point, Iowa, Mar. 13
1909, q. w. Armor. He was born Feb. a
A, $?th Iowa; and served three years. :.
LIVINGSTON-At Everett. Pa. Feb. 20
1863, Thomas g. Livingston. aged G2 years
II months, days. He was Lieutenant Of
Co. c, 11Oth-fa.. served four years; par
ticipated In the battle Of Gettysburg and
thirty other engagements: was wounded nj
the battle of Spoitsylvania. One son and
three daughters survive him..
BENNETT-Near Prattsburg, ". Y, Jan
II, 1863, James A. Bennett. He. enlisted in
the regular army; was sent to Mexico and
lasslgned TO Co. ], 1st Dragons: was with
Kit Carson and was twice wounded by
Apache Indians; was appointed iu 1864 Asst
Surgeon, 18th N Y. H. A. and served till
BoWDIsH-At E;burn. H., Dec. 81. 1908
Porter S. ,Bowdish, aged rs years. He en-
listed Sept; 1S, 1861, In Co; 1, sth III. Cav,
than 20 engagements. His wife survives
him.
HILLER-At New Troy, Mich. Jan. 4
1869, George Bruce Hitler He was born in
Marblehead, Mass. Sept. 10, 1921; served In
4th Mass. Light Battery. His widow and
two daughters survive him.
| SMITH-At Louisiana Mo-, Jan 90 1909
James J. Smith, aged 81 years. 10 months.
He was a Sergeant In Co. ii, 39th IL. V. l..
known as Yates's Phalanx. He served faith
fully nearly four years. He Is survived by
two married daughters and three grand
children.
HOLLEN-At Blandsburg. Pa, Jan Q.
1909 Thomas W.. Hollen aged II years. /
month. IS days. He served In Co. H. 205th
Pa. His second wife and four small chill
dren survive him.
MARTIN-At his home near Sardinia.
Ohio, Dec. 20, 1903, James r. Martin, aged
les years. He enlisted August, 1862, in Co.
| Il, 50th Ohio; was wounded at the battle of
Franklin, Tenn, Nov. 80 1864, which gave
him much trouble. and was the cause OF his
death. His wife and one son survive.
Aaron S. Robbins, aged 81. lie served as
ID Lieut., Co. F, list n. ]. Cav, and later
enlisted and served In Co. f, 23d n. J. He
was wounded and taken prisoner at Freder-
icksbnrg He is survived by three sons and
| two daughters.
DoUGHBRPH-At Neogn, ILL.,, Jan. IL,
1909, Thomas Dougherty He enlisted Sept.
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