The National tribune., 1909-07-29
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KLINEFEITER.-At his home In Factory
Vile. near Scranton. Pa. July 8. 1909. Syl-
rtstcr ste Kinefelfer, aged nearly 6s years. He
was born at Mt. Bethel. At:e. p. 1871. He
served as Corporal In Co. g, io3d Pa He
was wounded and captured in first days
battle at Gettysburg. He was in a helpless
condition for the past 90 years lie leaves
a widow two sons. two daughters, a grand
daughter and one sister. =
KLOSTERMANN.--Lie l.. F. Kioster-
mann, 2 years %f 81 age passed ,a0n away at a.
was a native of Germany. In June. lS52,
be assisted in the organization OF co: r.
2Gtb No. At Chickasaw Bluffs, near Vicks.
burg. lie was so dangerously wounded that
his life long in the balance. He was
never able to return to service. After the
war he served for 10 years as POSTMASTER
He was a member OF Justi Post, No. l11,
Cape Girardeau.
BLODGETT-Sila r. Blodgett was born
at Concord. Mass. Feb. IL. 1896. and died
at Hyde Park. Mass, Feb. II. 1909 He
with the regiment In its historic march
through Baltimore. He later served in the
Goth Mass. rs First Lieutenant. After the
war he postmaster at Hyde Park Tor
Il years, long member of the G. A.
r.. and n charter member OF Norfolk County
e. \. X. Association.
wHELAN.-James f. whelan, Co. l. 4sth
Y. Y. V. Is dead in Brooklyn, n. Y. fol
lowing a paralytic stroke. He was an en-
thuslastic veteran and G.. A. X. cOmrade.
whom all held In respect: he was member
4Sth Veteran Association; of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion, and the Abraham Lin
coin War Veteran Association. in all OF
which organizations he took an active IN
tercst Receiving an almost mortal wound in
the face at Petersburg he was allowed many
years of peaceful pursuits. and to become
several grown-up sons and daughters survive
him. He was laid to rest in the National
Cemetery at Cypress Hills.
HELToN.--Henry Helton, co. G, nth
Ills. aged 81 years, died at Atwood. Ill,
July 10. 1909. He was member Of Harker
Post, No. 1S9
DAUGHERTY.-John Daugherty, native
of clearmont, Ohio. and member Of Co. l.,
9TH Ohio. Cav, died at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
July IA.
LAMM-Died at his farm near Sedalia,
No, July II, 1909. John ]. Lamm, In his
nth year. Comrade Lamm was married
twice. One child, daughter. was born OF
the first marriage, who is still living. and
four sons and FIVE daughters by the second
marriage, all living. Comrade Lamm en-
isS rS for % ana
Henry Lamm, of the Supreme Court OF
Missouri, Is brother Of the deceased com
rade.
comrade NJ. G.. McWilliams, Commander
of Bsand Post. No. 98 Urbana. reports the
death during the past year of the following
members: Oscar Jackson, Co. B, 66th Ohio;
Il. II. Deyo, Co. A, 18th u. S. Regulars:
Keif satf Go. A. l$4th Ohio; E1as Iaeob Lee
A.. 13ith Ohio; James NJ. Russell. Co. d,
11sth Ohio; Joseph Lowe. Co: +. 18th Ohio;
Joseph Chamberlin, Co. G, 13fth Ohio.
CRAIL.-At the home of his youngest son
in Cherokee Co, Kans., Feb. o, 1909, Geo
H. Grail. Co Ii. 18th Iowa. aged SO years.
He enlisted at Davenport, Iowa. In August,
1862 and was discharged at Springfield No.
in December. same year, on account of dis
ability caused by sunstrOke while on the
march, from the effects of which he never
recovered-but suffered for 46 years. He
was Ina n n m a
the time of his death. He left widow to
whom he had been married more than 6S
years. and five sons and one daughter. He
was the father of 10 children.
QUINT.-Alanus D. Quint. at Dewey.
Wash, died May 10. 1909. He was native
of Somerset Co, Ne, and served during
he lived 10 years in Wisconsin and then for
% in Washington. and at the time of his
death had been postmaster. widow and
two children survive. He had flag posses.
sing unique history.
The blue part was made from hemp which
was ctmbed and spun by Mr.. Quint's grand
mother in 1870. The red In the flag is wool
which was dyed, carded, spun. woven and
worn as an underskirt by Mr.. CUNTS
mother at her wedding In 1888. and the
white In the flag is cotton woven by Mr..
CUNTS sister in the first cotton mills es-
tablshed in Massachusetts in 1851 and was
worn by her before her death In 1853.
CONLEY and EMIL.---Two members of
Galpin Post, G. A. R., Little Falls. N. Y,
have just been mustered OUT Michael Con-
ley, of the 9th n. Y. and John Emil, of the
18th n. Y.
AITKENS.-Thos Aitkens. who died at
Waukisha, Wis, was born Nov. IL, 1929, at
Kilmarnock, Scotland. He leaves five chill
dren. boys and 2 girls He enlisted Sept
%, 1854, as a recruit for the 18th Wis. and
on his way to join his regiment taken
prisoner In Alabama. Before he Joined the
war ended SO he was never assigned to q
company. He was member OF w. b. Cush-
ing Post.
D0RITY.-At Winterport. Me-, June IA.
1909, George Fl. Dority passed away. He
was member Of Co K, 18th Ne. He was