The National tribune., 1909-05-06
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ysars. His wife and one daughter survive
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Neb; mor,h: FEB %; isoo !, the age Of Z years,
He was born in Germany: came to America
| 1851; settled in Illinois iu 1862; enlisted In
Co. X, lOSth Iil and served three years;
ters ANU wv 1's's"
| Editor National Tribune: Rev. John Do.
zier Sands, who was. during the Civil Wa.
Chaplain Of the 10Th Iowa. died at Ills home
in B BslmSnd; Iowa, March !. 1909, aged o.
pastor OF the Congregational Church OF
belmond for the past 20 years, the last
seven years OF which during active service,
ing, on account of the infirmities OF age
and for the last six years has been Pastor
organization. B. N. Human. o. D., Whisted
P0sts G. p1,c a; F.. BslmoRd, Iowa. o,
years He was born In Wayne Co. Ind.
enlisted enlisted sePtsmber see 1881, and served tll
wife. two sons and three daughters survive
| him.
sINEX;-At Peabody. Kan. Feb. 81. 1909.
9. Tn Kan. Cav. His wife. who !. 3 blind. nd.
~ YATEswAt New York City. N. z, Dec.
He was born in New York City; enlisted
April 23, 1861. and served three months In
Co. e. % oS., n j; Ieeniisted Aug 2s; 1891,
20. 1854. With such efficiency and sallsntry
! that he was successivey promoted to Ser
geant. Second Lieutenant. and when DIS
charged with honors held the rank of First
Lieutenant Of Co. e, being discharged for
disabilities acquired In the service. His wife
aged 50 years. one month and IL days. He
served three years as Sergeant In Co. !,
18TH III. His widow. one son and four
o6INN:-At Casey, H.. Feb. 7. 1908.
months, one day. He Served in Co. b. 12Sd
| Ill. His wife survives him.
George L. Blain. He serIed In Co 3. 4Tt6
Pa; His wife survives:
1908, George B. Jones. He was born In
Pickway County, Ohio. Jan. %, 1881; en-
listed .naag Aug H. 1ses and 16l,s served W Until the
one son and two daughters survive him.
ROSS.-At his home In Dover Co.. Iowa.
Jan. 2, 1909. W. A. Ross. He served CO
day. days a. the end Of the war, recruit In the
sPAHR.-At indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 15
1908. George W. Spahr. He served as Cor
pOIdl III ". Oh Iuu. SaV.
LONG.-At indianapolis, Ind, Jan. g.
| 1908, Granville G. Long. He served as Cor
poral Co. A. 26th Ind.
1909 George shafer. aged eb years, two
months. 10 days. He was born in Craw-
ford ford Co; Ohio: enlisted Aug. 1892. Co. i:
arm, which he lost near the shoulder in
consequence. and at almost the same In
stant ball passed thru both thighs. In
battlefield unattended 48 hours, when ne
was sent to the hospital at Winchester by
the enemy. he was discharged in January;
1860 HIS second wife, two daughters and
st.; Francis n s IarSs, KS sssd 81 years He
CHAMBERs.-Nesr Bedford, Ind, Dec.
TO- 1905. David T. Chambers. He served IN
Co; F; SD Ind,
1908. e. A. Kyes. he was born In Penn
| broke. Ohio. May %. 1898; enlisted In 1861
and served until the rebellion was suppress
Ing in g. ist oRie and faaSy IN Co. G. seis ist
Ohio Artillery. He participated In ali the
| battles in which his command engaged.
BLAIR.-At Moundsville. W; W.. Jan IA:
1909. James N. Blair, aged so. He served
in FEoWERshxs fGi Pi R2tn xa' Morocco. Ind. Jam
served in Co. E, III Three adult sons and
a daughter II years old survive him:
9dna MSs J. J. Parks a. sidney. Nebs;, Jan. J,
rade Hudson was commissioned First Lieu
tenant, Co. O, 135th Pa, and later Captain
| Co. II, 210th Pa. Vols. Was engaged In
the battles Of Charlottesville, Fredericks.
| burg and Chickamauga. Was wounded ut
Five Forks. taken prisoner and exchanged
after five months. He located at Lexington.
Neb.. in 1872. practiced his profession there
and served on the pension board for
| number Of years. In 1855 he moved to
Chappell. Neb., where he prac:iced medi-
cine until three years ago, then his health
his homo with his daughter. He was Sur
| geon Of Crocker Post. No. 21s, Cbappell.
| Neb., for the past 10 years. A widow AMI
three daughters survive him.
MOSHER.-At his home in Williston.
VT, Feb. 8, 1909, Henry E. Mosher. He
was born Aug. 8. 1S43. at South Royals
| ton, VT; enlisted Oct. 20, 1861, and
served until the war ended in Co E, Cd
U. s. Sharpshooters. His widow sur
wives him.
PETTY.-At Hebron, Neb., April 4.
1909. William Marion Petty. He was
horn In Miami County, Ind, Aug. 1,
1888; enlisted Aug. IL, 1862, In Co. D,
S2d Iowa; served till Aug. "a, 1866. His
widow, two daughters and four sons
survive him.
COPELAND.-In Chaplin, Conn,
Feb. IL, Serg't Harvey Copeland, of Co.
f, I'd N. Y. Cav, aged SO.
Deaths In the SGD Ohio.