The National tribune., 1909-01-21
MUSTERED OUT.

McNEAL.-At Mystic. Iowa, Dec. 9,
1908, Worthington McNeal, aged 1S
He served as Sergeant of Co. d, 7th
Iowa Cav.
HARTSOCK.-At Hicks. Colo, Oct
10, 1908, I. ]. Hartsock, aged 81. lie
served in Co. d, Sth Mo.
GILLETTE.-At Chicago. Ill. Oct. Z,
i190S, Rev. C. B. Gillette, Phi. D. MT.
lGillette was born near Rochester, N. T.,
in 1S45. During the civil war he served
in the Army of the Potomac, enlisting
in 1862, at the age of IT. His military
record includes service in the 33d and
49th N. Y; commissioned in 1864 and
assigned to the 23d u S. c. T.; he was
subsequently promoted to First Lieu
tenant, and received the brevet rank
of Captain. After the fall of the Con-
federacy he was ordered to the Texas
frontier, where he was stationed dur
ing the Maximillian trouble. On being
mustered out in the Fall of 1865 he
was offered a commission in the Regu-
lar Army, which he refused He was
a graduate of Union College, Schenec-
tady, N. Y, and Auburn Theological
Seminary, where he prepared for the
Presbyterian ministry. For many years
he held pastorates in New York and
Pennsylvania. The funeral services
were held at the Woodlawn Park Pres
byterian Church, Chicago, with inter-
ment at Oakwood Cemetery, in that
city.
KING-At his home in Granger. Me-
dina County, o.. Dec. 81, 1908, John w.
King, aged 66 years. He served in Co.
K, 103d Ohio. He was followed in death
the next morning. Dec. 22, by his wife.
Ella V. King, and they were buried in
| the same grave by his comrades of
Richard Keyes Post, Of which he was
member.
WILABEE.-At Columbus, Kan,
June 10, 1908, John Wilabee. He served
in Co. D, 94th Ill. His widow survives
him.
PITTMAN.-At Bayonne, N. J., Oct.
"a. 1903, John R. Pittman, in the 10th
year of his age. At Lincoln's first call
he enlisted and served three months in
Co. 1, Sd N. j.; Aug. 9, 1861, enlisted
in Co. H, 9Th N. J., and was promoted
to Corporal; transferred Oct. 26. 1862,
to the I'd u. s. Cav; in November, 1863,
| attached to Co. i, 1st U. 8. Art; dis
charged Aug. 9, 1864; wounded by con-
fusion on hip at the Wilderness and by
saber cut on wrist at Culpeper. His
widow and three daughters survive
him.
!, VAN HORN.-At his home in Three
Rivers, Mich, Oct. 81, 1908, Wesley w.
} Van Horn, aged Sc years. He was born
in Luzerne County, Pa, in 1912, and
SeTfcu CO. L. ISL fd., dlu diSO III
the 4th N. j. At the time of his death
: he was Commander of Ed. M. Prutzman
Post, Three Rivers and was also a JUS
tice of the Peace, holding the latter
Office Is years. His widow and two
sons survive him.
T THOMAS.-At Sciotoville. o., Sept.
26, 1908, Richard v. Thomas. He was
born June IL, 1910, at Rockbridge,
Va; served in Co. L, 1St Ohio L. A His
widow, son and a daughter survive
him.
BAGGETT.-At Bay Minette, Ala,
Dec. 1, 1908, Seaborn S. Baggett. He
served as Sergeant in Co. f, 1st Ala.
Cav. His widow and three minor chill
dren survive him.
GILLIS-At Clifton, w. Va, Oct. 25
1907, Thomas Gillis, aged SO years He
was born in Northumberland, England;
served in Co. B, 4th w. Va; participat-
ed in siege of Vicksburg and in many
of the most noted battles of the war
against rebellion. One son and one
daughter survive him.
BISSETTE.-At Mound, Mimi, June
"a, 1908, John Bissette, aged 63. He
served in Co. II, goth Wis. His widow
and one son survive him. He was a
good boy, good man, a good soldier
Interment at Mentorville, MINI.
, HEINpEL.-At Pomona. Cal, Nov.
10, 1908, Jacob Heindel. He served in
Co. +, 18th Iowa.
HILLS.-At Pomona. Cal, Nov. 90.
t 1908, Charles Furman Hills. He served
t in Co. A, 146th Ill.
CLOUD-At Stroud, Okla, Dec. 5,
1908, Bayliss Cloud, aged 73 years.
time of decease 8. V. C. of Barber Post,
81, g. A. P. Stroud, Okla.
DAV1S.-In the far interior wilds
of Mexico, two days riding beyond civ
ilization, while enjoying a hunt for
large game, suddenly, on Oct. 23, 1908,
S. T. Davis, M. D. He served as Adju-
tant in the 18th Pa. His home was at
brought lone.
ZELhERS-At Lancaster, Pa, Dec.
26, 1908, George z. Zellers, in the 72d
year of his age. He served as Lieu
tenant in Co. F. 1921 Pa.
| ZOOK.-At Lancaster, Pa, in No
vember, 1903, J. Gust Zook. He served
in the 77th Pa.
| FORSYTHE.-At San Diego. Cal.
Dec. 7, 1908, A. E. Forsythe, aged 63
He was born in Guernsey County, o.;
served in Co. E, 129th; in Co. c, 172d
| and in Co. B, 1S5th Ohio, in the war
against rebellion, and was mustered out
OF service with rank of Sergeant.
| BEARDSLEY.-At Soldiers Home.
Lisbon, N. D., Nov. 27, 1908, Jerome c.
Beardsley. He served in Co. B, 9Th Wis.
Interment was by the side of his wife
at their old home. Trimble,o Wis.
STE1NRUCK.-At Carthage, O., Dec.
| z, 1908, in the 64th year of his age.
John Smalley Steinruck He served
more than three years in Co. L, 18th
Pa. Cav. His second wife survives him.
! HACKETT.-At F'ranklinville, N. Y,
Nov. IL. 1908, George s. Hackett He
| was born at Ischua, N Y, Feb. 20,
1874; enlisted Dec. %, 1863, in Co. B,
| I'd N. Y Mtd Rifles. His second wife
and one son survive him.
| STURTEVANT.-At Corning. N. Y.
| Oct. 8, e. A Sturtevant, at the age of
6S years. He went out in 1861, as a
drummer boy of the seth N Y, and
re-enlisted later in the 141st N. Y. He
is survived by his widow, three daugh-
| ters ard one son.