The National tribune., 1909-12-30
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Lieutenant, Co. q, 10th Mo. Cav. After Tue 1
ness, and was Quartermaster OF Gen. Geo. X |
Smith Post, No. 80, Department OF Missouri, |
at the time of his death. He leaves wild |
Ow and several sons and daughters TO mourn |
his loss. |
LAMBERToN.-At~ bis home in South. |
Canaan, Nov. 16, 1909. Comrade Daniel
Lamberton, aged 62 years. He Is survived
by his aged mother, widow, four sons and
five daughters.
MORCANSoN.-At his home in Pontiac.
H., Oct. 10, 1909, Andrew Morganson; Com,
rade Morganson enlisted Aug. I, 1856, ana
was member OF Co. Il, 10Th III. Comrade
Morganson participated In many Of the prin-
cipal battles OF the war.
DOANB-At Aurora, H., Nov. 10. 1909.
Robert c. DOane. aged 60 years, as the re-
rade Doane enlisted in Go. G. 10ith H., and
was in the battles of Lockout Mountain,
Mission Ridge and many other engagements.
and was discharged for disability in Janu-
aSCoFIELD;ma;At Albany. \. Y. Oct. -;
| 1909, Rev. william c. ScOfe!d. MIR. Scoieid
was the first Chaplain of he i0ith III.
BRENT.-At Savannah. H.. Oct IS. 1900,
Lieut.. Robert s. Brent, aged II years. Com
rade Brent was member OF GO. ID. 10th
M, He was in the Kentucky campaign;
badly wounded at Hartsyille. Teun.: also In
II part of the Chickamauga campaign. but
was disabled by wound and sickness and put
Lieutenant Of the I'D U. $. C. T.. but on
account of wound did not muster.
! MORSE:-At the home OF his daughter, In
Everett. Wash, Nov p, 1909, Albert Morse.
| aged II years. COmrade Morse served In
| the sth n Y. Field Artillery. He leaves
widow, one son and daughter to mourn
FoRsYTH.-At his home in Valley Falls;
Kan. Nov. 90 Alexander Forsyth. aged
veteran of three wars, having served in
the Mexican, the Crimean and the war Of
the rebeion He served thru the MeIicas ,h
| of flp battlpS After his discharge no went
| home to Scotland and enlisted In the 93d
Highland Regiment, in which he served over
Then he came back to the United States
and In 1861 enlisted In the 11th WIS.,, In
which he was promoted TO Corporal. Ser
rcant and First Lieutenant but declined
to take TIE commission. He was wounded
in the right leg and taken prisoner: being
confined three months. He settled In Bar
the first Fourth Of July celebration in the
County at his home. He was held in big !,
esteem by the people Of Valley Falls, and
served as City Marshal Of the town.
PATTEN.-At the home Of his daughter.
in White Salmon, Wash, Wyman F Paitcn.
aged G6 years. Comrade Patten had beer
| IN n visit to Missouri and stopped at Whiic
Salmon to visit his daughters. and was found
lead In his bed. Heart failure was th,
"ause Of his death. COmrade Patten serve!
during the civil war in the lOlst H.
WARD.-At the home Of his daughter
Mrs, o; Simpsons. near White G salmon.
wash in % q, WILSON - ward
crrnd in the 7th Iowa Cav. during the war
ard was brave soldier and coed citizen
FIsmER Rat e. his hoIns in Hor9'll; n; y
"nmradp Fisher was late First Lieutenant.
Co. &, 18th " y. and was also a memhc'
4 tho Odd Fellows. Comrade Fisher J.
| rurvived by one son and two daughters ann
I. 'orr grandchildren.
DYE.-At his home at Craig. Neb.. May
@ pyf Dye aFsG served d as three
months man in Co !, 1st Wis. and ther
enlisted in Co l., 1st Wis. Cav. he j.
by his Widgw ETbaT Une son ana
McDOwBLL.-At his home In Elmira
VI July July, E 1909. s Maj cmRo6s Robert usbon, n Me-
lad beer in I'll health for same time. bu
: his condition was not considered serious
McCLELLAX:oAt his home In Randolph
"G years. Comrade Mcclellan was n memhe
Of Co. X. 9Th Vt. He is survived by bis
widow and one son
1900 Abraham G.. Bennett, aged Y year
Comrade Bennett served in the 1st Min"
-. A., and was Past Commander OF foS
, He Is survived by widow and eight CHI!
Iron.
RRUMBAUGH-At his home in LAX"
: ohio. Nov g. 1909. Henry Brumbaugh. Com
1 rade Brrmbaugh is survived by his widow
: pODGE-At Beilefontaine. Ohio Nov y
1909. Alfred Dodge. aged 10 years. Conrad
Dodge was n member Of Co. y, 9TH Iowa
md enlisted under LincOln's first call. III
vas a popular comrade brave soldier am
D an ardent patriot, and Is survived by wild
FSITsT. At his home near DeshIer. Ohio
, Nov. 2. 1909, Amos Faust, late Of CO; n,rs +
e Is survived by a widow, two sons and tw'
GRowFooT; At his ,aoo home Ias,,h in cros, Pas
i foot. Comrade CrOwfoot was a veteran
n W MAsoN'I~at stao Wat wolcott, y. J.. Nov. Z. 1905
| tnfn nf X
c and Co. H. 2d u. s. l.. A. Comrade MnsO
n was at the time OF his death Adjutant !,
t KceslRr Post. No. 30, OF Wolcott Comrah
n Mason took part in many principal battle
. Of the war and was with Burnside when h
i, -ot stnck in the mud CD,
e reb %. 1909 Joseph NJ Johnson. Conrad
IS Johnson was brave sol'iier and good h,l'
hand. and Is survived by his. his widow an
MnNsoN.@At fr.asHts his home hon in oneonta \
Y. on Thanksgiving Day, NJ. d. Munsor
o PAST Commander Of r D. Farmer Post. :
e after a long Illness. He was member .
O Co. D. 144th n. Y. and a good G. A. Y
], nan. and will be much missed by the con
a rad6s and n large circle of friends.
SCHRODER.-At his home in Vernon
g yille. Mich. Nov. II. 1909, John H. schrode
e aged 20 years. Comrade Schroeder serve
i IN Co. l, 11th Mich and was a member
It Edward Dwight Post. No. 16S. DepartmeI
Of Michigan. He leaves a widow. one daugl
+ ter and q grandson to mourn his loss, Il,
GROVES.-At his home In Smithhei'
s. Ne. Nov. 25. 1909. after an illness of ihrc
e years, Laferest Groves. aged - years Con
st rado Groves served three years In Co.
,e 18th Ne. He leaves widow. one sou an
J. one daughter and four grandchildren.
. EDWARDS.-At his home in san Dieg
s. Cal. Oct "a, 1909. Capt. Daniel w. IA
e, wards. aged 81 years: Comrade kdwarl
IT served In Co. Il. list Wis. II. A. He Is su
l. | yived by one son and daughter.
II DIFFFNBACHER.-At his home In Sp
-, kane, Wash, Nov. Il. 1909. j. +. Dihrl
y bacher. late OF the I'd Iowa Cav. Comra,
I. DIffenbacher is survived by widow. OF
m .nn and n daughter.
r. SEWARD.-At his home In Castleton. VI
K Nav 26, 1909 Emmett II. Seward. aged
ar years. Comrade Seward served in Co. |
9 9Th VT. He was member of A. Il. Leave
o. worth Post, No. 1GS, G. A. II.
V. THOMAS.-At his home. three miles ca
e, of Brening. Neb Nov. 81. 1909. Isaac Thol
as, aged 20 years. Comradc Thomas serve
nine months in n Pennsylvania regimen
He is survived by son and daughter.
THOMPSON.-At Des Moines, Iowa. No
of 81, 1909, ComrHde Joseph A. Thompson, ag'
Id 65 years. Comrade Thompson enlisted
is mustered out July 90, 1865. He was a mel
III is survived by a widow and two daug
r. ters.
is DOREMUS.-At the home Of his daughte
or Mrs. Samuel n. Hoag, 100 South First nv
q nue. Mount Vernon. n. Y. Dec. 3. 19C
Commander David NJ. Doremus, aged
years. Comrade Doremus was Command
Of FarnswOrth Post. G. A. r.. Of BroOkly
" Y, and during the war served In 4
IT. famous Duryee Zouaves, 5th n. Y, NJ