The National tribune., 1909-05-13
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MATTHEWS.-At his home near
Yates City, H., March 3. 1909. John II.
Matthews. aged 6s years, five months
and 23 days. Comrade Matthews served
in Co. i, 77th ILL.,, and afterward in the
Veteran Reserve Corps, having been
seriously wounded at Vicksburg. He
was man of exceptionally high moral
life. and greatly esteemed in the COM
munity. He is survived by a widow and
three children.
1905. stephen 4. cocheli. He was born in
Pennsylvania. Oct. 10, 1874: enlisted 1852
| in Co. F. 12sth Ind, at Monticello, Ind,
and served until the war ended.
! sCHRAMLIN-At Climax, Mich, Apr 9,
1903. Jonas schramin. He was born In
ens;ed Ees csunS e. 1854 in Co. HGv H. 18th Meh
and served till July 25, 1865.
,oHn McNAiR:-At ,,i,a A. Meadville. Pa, March 13,
enlisted and served six months under the first
call BY President Lincoln in Co. G. 9Th Pa.
EGEBRETs0N.-At slayton, Mimi, Jan.
He served two years in Co. Il, eth MINI. His
widow, three sons and one daughter survive
VIM. E. Brown, aged y. He served ~; in iVCo' Co.
G, 7th Pa. His widow, Barbara, and three
children, Robert T., Halle and Arthur, sur.
McCULLoUGE.-At Reading. Pa. Jan. G,
1909, Daniel F. Mccullough, aged 62. He
served in Co. II, 1920 Pa.
i
Joseph R. waid, aged IS. He served in Co
E. 46th Pa. Two sons and one daughter
survive him.
| HAMILTON-At Reading. Pa. Feb. 0,
1909. Robert Hamilton, aged II. He served
in Co. X. 136th Pa. His widow. Louisa. and
three children, Howard NJ, Emma and War
CHRIsT-At Reading, Pa, March 3, 1909,
Co. @. 151st Pa. His widow, a son and
| KiTciJEN At RrnmfieldsviIIe Rarke IN
Pa, March 13, 1909, r. c. Kitchen NJ. D.,
aged 81. He served as Assistant Surgeon of
165th Pa. son and daughter survive
Peter D. Yoh, aged ss. He served served in in Co. Oh r.
9TH Pa. Cav. His widow and two daughters
p0TT.1At Reading; Pa, April A. 1909.
X, 169th Pa. One son and three daughters
BAILEY-At Wcstfeld, Mass, March 3,
months. He served in t Co. II, iSd Mass.
1908. Richard c. Burris, il the he 18th yea year OF Of
his age. He served in Co. c, 33d N J. His
widow survives him.
WELLS.-At Fairmont Neb, March 20,
1909, C.. z. Wells. He served In Co. B, 74th
ILL.,. His widow and two daughters sur
RUssELL.-At Elgin, ILL.,, March % 1909.
John NJ Russell He served as Lieutenant in
Cos. E and G. 18th ILL., Cav.
L0CKE..At 0rbisonia, Pa, March %
Co /, 18th Pa. Reserves, and in 22d Pa Cav
His widow, two sons and two daughters sur
vive him.
Naugatuck Feb. o, 1886; enlisted Aug. s,
1862, in Co. Fl, 18th Conn; was transferred
March p, 1884, to 10th Conn, Second Bat
June 20, 1885,, having been promoted to First
Sergeant, Co. e, 18th V. r. C.. He was one
Of the "a sergeants detailed to accompany
ington, d. c., to Springfield, ILL.,. and one
of the eight who bore the casket to its place
of deposit in Oak Ridge Cemetery. His widow
sLADE.-Near Medina, N. 7, date uncer.
tain, probably about March p, 1909, John
Slade, aged u. He was born at Farmington,
1865, in Co. D, 9th N. Y. His widow, one
son and one daughter survive him.
DAvIs-At Hay Springs, ,Neb.. March Z,
Warren County, O., Nov. IL, 1926; in 1851
enlisted in &c. X, 9Th Iowa was discharged
for disability after Is months service; recoy-
ering health, he enlisted in Co. F, 9th Iowa
Cav. was made Second Lieutenant: promoted
to First Lieutenant and served three years
with the command, making four years and
His widow, son, a daughter and three
grandchildren survive him.
ELLsWoRTH.-At ithaca, Mich, March
10. lso9, Aionzo Ellsworth, aged "a. He
BOUGYE.-At Freeport. ILL.,, March 16,
1909. Frederick Bougye. He was born Feb.
1851, and served in Co. G, 18th Pa. Reserves
severely wounded at Fredericksburg, he was
discharged on account Of wounds Feb. 1s,
Pa, and served till the war ended; dis
charged June II, 1855. Eight children sur
vive him.
1909. Nathan C. Harvey, aged II. He served
In Co. II, 18th Wis. His widow survives
him.
ELLsNER-At Etna, Pa, Feb 8, 1909.
He served in Co. G, 9th Pa. Reserves; was
wounded at battle of Mine Run. His widow.
three children, 13 grandchildren and IL
reat-grandchildren survive him.
SToNEBURNER..-At Sidney, Ind, March
6, 1909. Elias Austin Stoneourner. he was
sS served n Co tSsin Ss
until July 19, 1855. His widow and three
sons survive him.
Rdsa1s BEATRYAt ns.,,z saryer Pa No, 5s 1905
, Pa, Sept. 8, 1913 enlisted April %, 1861,
and served in the Pennsylvania Reserves till
Jan 1s 1854; M r enlisted Is Aug: %, 1854, and
, 1865. His widow, two sons and five daugh
,, ters survive him.
GossER.--At Buckley Township, Ellis Co.
Kan, Feb. 10, 1900. Peter Gosser, in his 10th
year. He enlisted May IL, 1852, and served
TIL July II, 1885. in Co. B, 115th Ohio. His
widow. three daughters, five sons and 20
! WILEAYER.-At De Land, H., Feb. 90
1909, William Wileaver, aged 72 years. He
served In Co. +, 10th ILL.,, from Aug. IL
1852. till June 81, 1865.
III TdIHROCKMORToN;-At Ray. o.. Jan. 8
Z 1903. Brewer Throckmorton. He served in
Co. II, I'd w. Va. Cav.
DUFFY.-At Ray, o., March a, 1909, Ed
ward Duffy. He served In Co. III, 63d Ohio.
HARRISON.-At Taylorsville, KY. ian. 10
1909, William Fl. Harrison, In his T3d year
He was native and lifelong resident OF the
County; entered the service in 1861 as q
Lieutenant Co. B, 15th KY. was promoted ts
!, Captain Of the company, ard resigned II
February, 1853.
SNIDER.-At near Mt. Eden. Ky. Jan 20
1909, Joseph r. Snder. He was born Jun,
10, 1881, and resided all his life In the sam,
County: entered the service in 1881 as Cap
. tain, Co. B, 18th Ky; was promoted L
1853.
SMITH.-At NorwaIk, O.. March 5, 1909
J Ambrose d. Smith, aged 65 years. He served
, from early In the war till July IL, 1852 In
Co. E, 55th Ohio, being discharged for dis
ability. Again enlisted Feb. 2. 1S64, and was
made a Corporal in Co. b, Sd Ohio Cav or
April 9, 1864, was commissioned First Lieu
tenant, Co. C, 18th u. 8. C. l., and served
till Jan. Is, 1865. Two daughters. a sor
and seven grandchildren survive him