The National tribune., 1909-10-21
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CHILDS-At bis home in Glencoe, Okla,
Eucas s. Chhds, 136th n. Y, aged 8e years.
He leaves widow, three sons and two
daughters.
Charles Richter, aged Go. Comrade Richter
served in Co.. l, Sd Mimi, from Oct. "a,
1861, TO Nov. II, 1864 He was a brave and
faithful soldier and an exemplary citizen.
WHEELER.-A. his home near Keswick,
Iowa, Sept. Is, Samuel l.. Wheeler, Co. F,
I'D iowa. He leaves widow. four children
and nine grandchildren. Funeral services
were conducted by the G. A. Il. Post, and
the pail bearers were members Of his own
regiment. ''s
SMITH--At Van Vert, Ohio, Aug. s. 1903,
Dr. William Smith, formerly Second Lieu
tenant. Sd Ohio. in the Mexican War, and
Lieutenant-Colonel 18th Ohio. In the war
Of the rebellion. As a soldier In two wars
Comrade Smith bore an enviabie record,
while in civil life he ranked high in the
medical profession.
McKIRNAN.-At the Danvflle, Pa, Sol
diers' Home. Sept II, 1893, Charles Nc
He was born in Williamsburg. Pa, and
when very young enlisted in the defense
OF his country "a truer soldier never
shouldered q musket." is the tribute paid
him by his comrades.
MooRE.-At BaFnesville. Ohio, Aug. %,
1863, james j. Moore, Co. f, 30th Ohio.
Conirade Moore served with the Eastern
to the Army of the Cumberland He served
with the Fifteenth Corps in all its battles,
finally marching with Sherman to the sea.
He was mustered out in June, 1860
JORDAN.-Comrade Henry B. Jordan, late
member of Co. E. 30th Iowa, died at his
home in Brighton, Iowa, Sept. s, 1909, aged
So years. seven months and "a days. He
was an energetic member of Gen. Logan
Post, No. 363 Department of Iowa. G. A. R.,
from its organization In September, 1884,
until his death: had been its Commander
for number OF terms. and was an efficient
worker for the good Of the Post.
MACk.-On Sept. 2s, 1909, Thomas Mack.
aged 62 years. nine months and six days:
months prisoner in Andersonyille; leayes
n widow. two sons and two daughters to
CULvER~At Dawn. No., Act. IL, 1909.
Martin yanRuren Culver. aged 6s years;
born in Mansfield, Ohio, July p 1s41 en-
tered the volunteer service Sept: !, 1881. in
the Sd Ohio CAV. Co. Z; mustered out 0cto-
Der. 1864. His wife, one son and three
daughters survive him.
CLAFLIN.-At Green Bay. Wis. July 21.
1903. Amos c. Ciafin, after lingering III
ness. He had service Of three years, and
was part of the force which compelled the
surrender of Port Hudson. He leaves
PATTERsON.-At the State College of
Pennsylvania. Sept 9. 1909, Capt W. g.
Patterson. Superintendent of the College for
10 years. He WAS ill but three days after
stroke of paralysis. The eulogy over him
was made by judge e. l.. 0ryis. and Presi-
dent T. E SPARKS made an address. Capt.
tion'd Bank and trustee in the VI. E.
Church. and Vice President OF the County
Veteran Club. He served thru the war in
10. |. 3ith Pa, and later in the Penrsyl-
vania Reserves and was at one time a pris-
0ner in Libby: he was mustered out as
brevef Captain. He WAS im active member
of his Post, and the students turned out in
u body and battalion of cadets acted as
escort OF honor.
The following named members of rhe Ma
tional Mil tary Home of Ohio have died dur
ing the month of September, 1909: Sept. 3,
Alanson NJ. Pullinm. Co. B. 9th KY: Sept
:. Patrick Caranaugh. aged IS. Co II, ith
Nv. Mt. Inf; Sept. g. John Berman, Go. \,
10th Ohio; Sept. G. John Meir. Co X. 37th
Ohio; Sept. !, Thomas Grady. 18th Miss. Bat
terry: Sept. s. Edward l.. WOOdin. Go. I, 23d
Conn: Sept. 8. Thomas Haiton. Co. c. 1St
Y. V EPg.: Sept. .. Matthias EesSler. Co.
u. Saith Ohio:-Snpt o. Edward r. Raker, TO.
g. Plat y. J., Sept. IL. John c. White. Co.
Y. 2d Pa. III. A.; Sept 10. Thomas CANDY.
60 T.. 9th Pa. Res: Sept -. Andrew j.
Thomnson. Co. A. SD Ohio; Sept IL, Gas
ncr HUFFMAN. aged TS Go. G, 10th ~;
sept II. George W. Payne. Co D. i0Ith
q. s. G. t.; Sept. Is. Abraham Nelson. GO.
g. 18th u. s., Sept 16. John Hord 20; H.
y. s. c.. Cav: Sept. 16, Ferd Eand kerribie'
=. II. sth Pa. Cav; Sept r. samuel oc,; !;
FISHER. Go. q. 18th Ohio: Sept. 70. Henry
CustnS. Co F. 9Th U. s.: Sept. n. Pierce
Powers. co. A. 10Th III: Sent 2f. Charles
I pfpAuSfiaI, Go. T.. 22d Ohio: Sept. %.
Charles C'oosl Co. A. I'd Mich. Cav: and c.;
sent 81, rohn r Smith. Co. A. 11th Pa:
sent o5 Henry Williams. Y: ;: navy: sent.
% S.lmue Long. Go. +. 2Sth Pa sept. 30
I-i O. RanedIct Co +, 9th \. Y; Sept 30
John Steiner. Co. a, 13Sth ohio.-Total. 2S J.