The National tribune., 1909-09-02
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PERKINs.-Henry s. Perkins who served
in 1S0th y. Y. died at Necedah, Wis. June
"A. 1909. aged GS years. He was a good sol
dier and citizen. and leaves 4 widow to
mourn his DEATH
HAYMAN.-Randolph Hayman, Go. A, 9Th
Pa. Reserves. died July %, at Furbityille.
twice wounded first at Fredericksburg and
later at Gettysburg. His term of service ex-
tended over four years, four moaths aud
eight days. He is survived by widow. TIVE
daughters and one son. He never fully re-
covered from his wounds, vet always
cheerful and bore up well under his atfiic-
ton.
RANDALL.-C. B. Randall died at Brem-
erton, Wash. June 20. 1909. aged IS years.
He served In Co. X, Sth Wis, for three
years. After discharge he lived in Miehi
gan. later removing to Washington in 1892
Comrade Randall leaves widow and son.
who reside at Bremerton. and daughter.
residing at Ellensbure. Wash.
Comrade C.. II. Crittenden sends the fol
Home during July:
Edward Johnson. Co. I. 9Th q. $. Colored
Cav; Cav A Alfried Grinase Co |; ADD u s. ,oos Col
Jackson, Co. G. 12th W. Va: Cornelius
Johnson CO. H. 2Ih T. s c@iSred S,e TToSPs
Conners.. aged 7e. Co. B. LIST n; }: Cav:
Paul +. Crowley. aged 20, Co. F. I'd W. Va
Gay; Gast John C. ELICIT, Co. D. ssh Ohio Cay; =
Fleming. Co. X. 1st W. Va. Cav; Joseph
Oder. Co. B. 11th Nv. Cav, Jacob NJ. Por
ter. Sth Ohio L. A; Patrick Turney. Co; G
H.: William II. Munro, Go. F, 10th Conn. !;
William Grupy, aged Y. Co. I, I'd Md: Yer
non Z, Hanna; Cos 81 and e. 1st y K IN NJ
Army: Heinrich Fischer, aged g; Co G.
106th Ohio; William Gol,now, aged so. Co. II,
43d Ill; John Buckley, aged -, Corporal. Co.
co. B. 9Th n. Y; Fred Fifer. Co. L. 161st
Ind W. w. s.: John II. Jacobs, aged s5 Co
F. f4th Ohio: Isaac B. Downing. Co. I, Ssth
MS sullivan. Co. B. a4th Ohio: benjamin
Fulkerson Co a. 167th Ohio: William Dod
son. Co. II. 5th Mass. Coiored Cav. Total, 30
CHASE:-Lient. Heman Chase. aged 81,
served one year in Navy, and for three
years in Co. A. 5Sth Mass. He and his three
brothers were all in the srmy at the same
time.
Morris Post, 46, Department Of New Jer
sey. q. A e., Long Brunch, n. j., died at
the Memorial Hospital. Aug. 10. 1893. aged
% years; Comrade Hopper served In Go.
u, 18th. u. ). Regulars Tor one year, oetBg
discharged for disability. ~--
KILMER-Miiton J. -KiImer Corporal, CO.
+. Sth Conn, died Aug. 10, 1903, at Can
aan, Conn, aged 63 years, IL months and 10
days. He was Commander at the time Of
his death Of David s. COwles Post. No. 60.
He leaves widow, three sons and two
daughters.
PIERCE.-Naj Henry l. Pierce died, aged
16 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Geo.
w. Mansfield. in Pewaukee, Wis. In 1851
he enlisted in the 36th n. Y, and was pro-
NOTED to Second and First Lieutenant and
Captain, and was Major when he was hon
orabiy discharged in March, 1864. Until one
year ago he was resident Of Milwaukee
for AZ years. He was born in New Sweden,
la lnnNy obi
dren. two brothers and one sister.
wILSON.-George Wilson. 20 years old,
who served during the war of the rebellion
IN Co. ID, 18th Ind, died Aug. II, 1909, at
HULL.-Henry Hull. NJ. d., died at his
home III Reyenna, Mich. July %. 1893, aged
62 years. He leaves widow and daugh
ter. who resides in Washington, ID. C. He
City, ILL.,. ut the age OF II, in Co. ID. 18th
Iii. He was wounded at Memphis in 1864
was member of the G. A. Il. and a 32d De-
gree Mason.
PICKELL-Edson Pickell. Co. D, LIST
Mich, died in Sidney. Mich. Aug. TO- 1903
Comrade Pickell served over four years and
was 4 member OF Stanton Post. 70. Of Stan
ton, Mich. lie left widow and three sons
KNOWELS.-John knowels, Co. 1, 3D.
Iowa Cav, died July so. 1863 at Moravia.
Iowa, aged 81 years. He was an old Mason
and member OF Post 39S.
SHUTrERLY.-W. II. ShutterIy. Co. +,
.Sbtn Iowa, uleu Aug. 10, l:wJ, at AOraYl0,
Iowa, aged II years. Member of Post 1913.
KELLY.-Matthew Kelly, Corporal Co.
Z, 6th \. \. IL. A, died July lU. 1909. al
Peabody, Kan, .eayiBg Il widow, three sons
and two daughters ana host of friends who
VIII miss him. He was born in Ireland, and
came to New York just before the war. He
married in Illinois and settled on farm
near Peabody. kan.. where he spent the
most Of his life since. He was consistent
member of the Presbyterian Church.
SARGENT.-Henry Sargent died at Leo
minister, Mass, June &, /1JJS. aged 73 years,
three months aud eight days. He enlisted
Joe Johnson Post, 30, &. A. r., Northboro,
Mass. He leaves 4 widow, Mary A., and one
son, Willard Il. Sargent, and many friends
to mourn his passing away.
LIGHT-At Continental Ohio, Aug 90
l9VJ, George b. Light. aged 20 years, nine
months and four days. He served in Co
A, Goth Ohio, three years and seven months.
He leaves wife, one son and two daush
ters tn mourn his loss. He was Il memDei
OF A. n. Rice Post, pa.
EYER.-At the home Of his daughter, neal
Charter oak, Iowa. Aug; 10, l9O9 Samue.
Eyer, aged 81 years. Gomrade Eyer was
Co. E. 45th Pa. He was wounded at the
wilderness. and captured in front of Peters
burg. He was prisoner Of war arr for nine
months. He moved to Iowa in 1878
McKELLAR.-At Calais. Me-. Aug. .
1909, VIM. $. McKeiIar. NJ. d., aged 66
Comrade Mckelar served In the 1st Me. n.
A., as Hospital Steward. He was a mem
ber of Joel A. Haycock Post, "a, G. A. X.
COLEMAN-At Vineyard Haven. Mass.
Aug. 4. 1909. John Coleman. aged Il years
COmrade Coiemon served four years in tn,
Navy on the ship Macedonian, and later OF
the Kenebec and Colorado. He left t.
mourn his loss widow, who is confrmeG
invalid. and three sons and two daughters.
PATRICK.-Tobin Patrick, at Niles,
Y, Aug. s, 1903. aged Il years. He served
In Cowan's Isl Battery, n. Y. L. A. On.
sou and three daughters survive him.
HANKINS.-Philip Hankins, Co. D. 11s
Ohio. died in Mend0n, Ohio, April 10, 1909
aged "A years. He leaves two daughters.
Cav. died at Arlington. S. D., June 10
1909.
DALY.-James A. DAILY, who entered the
army drummer boy in Co. A, 12ti
Conn, died in New York City July %, 1909
Comrade DAILY was captured after the bat
tie OF Winchester and spent some time IL
Libbey and AndersonvilIe prisons. In later
years he was water-meter inspector in
Npw Vol - - 7mlnent in fraterua.
and Grand Army circles.
9Th Me. Battery, died at Scarb0ro, Me-,
Aug. ., aged 40 years. Comrade Hunt spent
10 months in rebel prisons. After the war
he studied medicine, and was for 2S years
Superintendent of the Maine General Hos
pital at Portland. A widow and one son
DR. Chas. II. Hunt, survive.
OSTRANDER.--Wm. II. ostrander died ::
his home in Coraonolis, Pa. july %. 1903
in in Co. Fl. 9th n. Y, and Go. x, I'd n: Y
H. A.; mustered out Sept. s. 1855. Conrad
0strander was an active soldier in the fiel.t
and one OF the leaders in she Coraopoiis
the Baptis: Church and good worker in
the Sunday School. he leaves widow and