The National tribune., 1909-02-25
MUSTERED OUT.

wILSoN.-At Ceres, Cal.,. Jan. 20,
| 1909. Benjamin d. Wilson. aged IL.
He served in Co. I, 9Sth Ill.
EUTCHINGS.-At his home. 491
| Glen avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
John Hutohings. Jan. 3, 1909. He
served in Co. E, 2Sth ILL.,, and was dam
gerously wounded at the battle of Shi-
loh. His widow survives him.
| GRUWELL.-At Rock Island, ILL.,,
| Jan. 80. 1909, James C. Gruwell. He
was born Feb. 9, 1899; served in the
I'D Kan. Militia in the Spring of 1861
for three months, and re-enlisted and
served three years in Co. II, 35th Iowa;
was wounded by fragment OF shell
near Nashville Dec. Is, 1854. His
widow survives him.
| TYRRELL-At the home of his
daughter. Mrs. A. c. Scudder. whose
place of residence is not stated. on Jan
| %, 1909. Milton It. Tyrrell, aged IS
years. He was born at Colesville. N
Y; served in Co. NJ, 103d N. Y. S. NJ
from Jan. %, 1862. to March II, 1865
Three daughters survive him. Inter
ment was made at Sanitaria Springs
N. Y.
ALDEN.-At vanceburg. KY. Jan
| IL, 1909, Samuel Alden, aged II. He
served in Co. A, seth Ill.
WEBNER.-At Auburn, n. Y, Jan
12. 1909. Charles Webner. He was
| born at Seneca Falls. n. Y; served in
| Co. f, 111th N. Y. and lost his left leg
| at the knee in the battle of Cold Har-
bor where it was struck by piece OF
shell. His widow, one son and one
daughter survive him.
FAUST.-At E,lizabethtown, Pa. Jan
10, 1909. Emanuel Faust, aged "A. He
served in Co. K. I'd Pa.
SUTHERLAND.-At Madrid, Iowa,
Jan. 20. 1903, Eric Sutherland, aged
78. He served in the 39th Iowa.
BRUCE.-At his home in Arvada,
Colo. Jan. %, 1909, John A. Bruce, Co.
c. I'd n. Y. aged 63. He leaves .
widow and three children.
.DAMON.-At Hebron, ILL.,, Jan. 30.
1903. Alonzo A. Damon. He was born
at Halifax, VT, June 25. 1912; enlisted
in 1852 in I'd MINI. Cav; served on
the frontier against Indians till his en-
listment expired. In February, 1865,
enlisted in the 153d ILL.,, and served till
September, 1865.
ALT.-In Liberty Township. Mercer
County, o.. Nov. 3. 1908, John Alt,
aged So. He was born in Germany; en-
listed Aug. IS. 1862. in Co. F, 99th
Ohio; served till Nov. II, 1868. His
widow and four children survive him.
RICE.-At his home near Kodal, w.
Va, Feb. %, 1908, John T. Rice, in the
69th year of his age. He served in Co.
and was wounded by a fragment of
Shell at Winchester. Four sons and
four daughters survive him.
The following deaths have occurred
in Choate Post, Sc. Napoleon. o.. not
heretofore reported thru The National
Tribune: Samuel +. Brown, Co. X, 65th
n. Y, Sept. 20. 1907; Joseph Gracher.
Co. c, 124th Ohio, Aug. 3, 1908; Benz.
+. Pontions. Co. B. 164th Ohio. Oct. IS,
1908; William H. Brownell, First Lieu
tenant, 14th Ohio. Jan. %, 1909.
STEvENSON.-At Hampton Roads.
Va. Jan. S, 1909. William NJ Steven
son, of Frackville, Pa, in his 6Sth
year. He was born at Duncannon, Pa:
served in Co. b, 18th Pa. and later in
Co. E. 7th Pa. Cav; was regimental
bugler at Col. Weincoop's Headquarters.
One son. William E. Stevenson, sur
wives him.
DOTY.-At Ithaca. Mich, Jan. IA.
1909, Elwood Fleet Doty, aged Sc
years. He enlisted May I, 1861. in Co.
+. 21st y. Y: was discharged May IS,
1853; re-enlisted March 1, 1864, in
Loomis's Battery A, 1st Mich Art, and
was discharged Aug. 1, 1865. For mer-
itorious services he was made an Orderly
on Gen. Loomis's staff. and was given
the supervision of placing the artillery
at Nashville. Tenn. before the battle of
Dec. Is and Is, 1864. He was buried
at Lowell, Mich, beside his wife, who
preceded him just 10 weeks. One
daughter survives him.
HUYLER.-At S. and S. Home,
Monte Vista, Colo, June Il, 1906, Fred
erick NJ. Huyler. about 73 years of age.
He enlisted April II, 1861, in Co. A.
1st Pa. Rifles; discharged on account
of wounds; re-enlisted and served three
years; enlisted the third time and
served in Co. E, SD Pa. till July 20,
1865, total service of 81 months and
IL days.
PURSEL-At Minneapolis, Kan,
Jan. II, 1909, William Pursel, aged II
years. He was born near Crawfords-
vile. Ind; enlisted June 13, 1851, Co.
ID, 1st Iowa Cav; was transferred to
u. S. Lancers Oct. 1; later to 4th Iowa
Cav. with his company; promoted to
Captain, Co. i. Oct. 25, 1861; mustered
out on Surgeons certificate, Oct. 26,
1864. Four daughters survive him.
BYERTE.-At York. Pa, Jan. 13
1909, Elias Byerte. He served from
the beginning to the end of the war
| against rebellion in Co. E, S7th Pa.
His widow and four children survive
him.
HILEMAN.-At Johnstown, Pa, Jan.
| 81, 1909, Bradley Hileman, in the SD
year of his age. He served in Co. f,
| Sd Pa Art. He is survived by his
mother, widow and nine children.
| CROSBY.-At his home in Canisteo
n. Y. Dec. IL, 1908, Hiram Crosby
aged 81 years. He served for three
years as Corporal of Co. G, seth N. Y,
one of Fox's 800 fighting regiments
was famous in brigade and regiment as
a singer of war and other songs. He
leaves a widow, two sons and one
daughter.
| KIMBALL.-At Westbrook, Me.
Jan. 4, 1909, Simeon o. Kimball, ageC
65. Comrade Kimbali was enrolled ir
the 4th Me. Battery, Dec 3, 1868; was
honorably discharged June II, 1865
He is survived by his widow, three sons
and one daughter.