The National tribune., 1909-05-06
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J three years in Co c. 112th III One daugh
| ter, Mrs. Maggie Friend survives him.
CoLE.-At Appleton, Wis; Dec. 8, 1908,
| Charles NJ. Cole. aged II. He was Ser
geant In Co. !. 32d Wis.
oMUTTART..At Appleton, WIS.,, Feb 20,
1909, Jeryis Muttart. aged So. He was
Sergeant in Co. X, 11th Wis.
SAALMAN.-Near Egg Harbor City. n. j..
| Feb. 21, 1909. Charles Saalman, aged q
He enlisted as a private in Co. G. 10th
engagements with such conspicuous bravery
that he was repeatedly promoted and
finally attained rank of Captain OF his com,
Pany. He was twice wounded, but served
till May g., 1862 when. the war being over,
| he resigned. His wife, daughter and two
! sons survive him.
| FoULKE.-Near Castleton. Kan, Feb. 81
1909. He was born Sept; II, 1925 at Buck
Co. A, 10th i'll. Cav; served later In Co l,
also, until the war ended. His wife, two
sons and three daughters survive him.
ovERToN.-At smirhfeld, ILL.,. March 25,
July 25. 1s41, in Illinois: he served In Co.
| G, Goth ILL.,. and later was commissioned
Lieutenant in Co. G, 55th y. S. c. l., and
His wife, one daughter and one SON survive
him.
CROTHERS.-At Rising Sun, Nd, March
%, 1900, John l.. Cr0thers. he was born
his right arm In the first days battle Of the
| Wilderness.
RICE.-At Dallas, Tex, Jan. 8. 1908,
James d. Rice. He served as Lieutenant in
4th Tenn. Cav. Interment at Evansville,
Ind. A daughter survives him.
RoLLINs.-At San Antonio. Tex, Feb. 21,
1909, Abner True Rollins. He was born
June III 1874; served served as private; musician musician
Rifles. Mo. s. NJ. and Co. G, 11th III. s. NJ
Cav. A daughter survives him.
STURGEoN;-At Maiden. Mass. March
H. 1909, Stanley 8. Sturgeon. aged s.. He
was born at Colchester County. o. At Lo
gansport.. Ind. he enlisted IL Co. A, 18th U;
field was promoted to Sergeant; was wound
ter survive him.
GREGG:-At Pleasanton, Kan, Sept 13
1908, G; D; Gregg. He was born Sept. 2
1874 at dbio o ,bres served in & Co
daughters and two sons survive him.
EIRK.--At Reynolds, Neb, Feb. q. 1909
Thomas 1I j. Kirk He eosn was born in steuben
commissioned officer in Co. G. 14th Ohio, fol
TAYLoR.-At st. Mary's, Kan, March 10
1871; served In Co. C. 18th Ill. Cav. His
,oJd LLoSP;%4t Kanss. City. Mo. Jan; an, % =
1865; was Captain In 18th Pa. Cav.
| FAGAN,-At LeipsIc, o., Dec. II, 1908
Eare6 e6ssp m & M Sg In nine
in Co. D, both Pa, and one year In Co T.
Sd N. J. Cav. His wife, one SON and three
daSfhifTs GRhSspYAs S1rviss h% Chester VT, Oct 81
served serve in I'd Berdan f1 sharpshoSsters. suais. hI' ii
Hannsa 'as q Apr report. ig tSe fSit toowna M
deaths. without stating when or where they
F. i1ots A i
| 6. 44th n. Y. He lost S'' a leg T at Hanover Ian I
Court House early In the war. Palmer,
fSss GNs9sMxt W. cI Iafsyeite a. fssh inS Feb a. 1908
Robert G. Enos. He served in Co. I, nth
,od1 ALLEN:.At Maple Lake. MINI. Dec. 25
tion of which his family does M not Know know.
he leaves widow. four sons. one daughter
MYERs.GAt sheIbyvlIle, KY, Nov. 49,
e e. H!ssi ts asia esv e. 'fais as wife hs
and six children survive MIN.
EWING..At Lowell, o.. Jan. 2s.- 1909
Ma5Hsi, Ss Lafayette M Ewing n the ssd ear
for three years. His wife. three sons and
three daughters survive him.
,oS0 SMITH.IAt TIA Thompson, o.. March 20,
He served in 10th Ohio; was for Is mont his
prisoner Of war at Camp Ford. Tyler, Tex.
His second wife and eight children, born OF
CHAMBERs.-.Near Oakley. Kan, March
io months. days; May T. isss he >. enlisted Ssass
three years July 2. 1858. in Co. q. sIst Ind,
BALDERsON.--At wichita. Kan. Feb.
In Illinois In 1851, In Co. A. 1st III. Cav; in
1862 was captured by Frice; went home
and aided In recruiting Co. C, 14th III. Cav;
bravery and excellent service was promoted
to Captain Of the company. His wife and
four children survive him.:
ADAMS.-At Oxford, Kan. March II,
ensh, months day as seryed aSeS
enl;i.%snt RTRs9rI IL Co; Il. 18th Q, N. q,
March 9, 1909. BENZ. r. Redheld aged 81
years nine months. % days He was born
In Connecticut; served under Scott in the
Santa Ana; was Second Lieutenant in Co. X,
18th Ill, In the war against rebellion; was
twice Gp p%sT psTTied; lSe sons s. survive him; :.
his age. He served In Co. E. 1921 III; was
wounded. and lost his left hand. One son
NoRRis.wXf is Peabody. ods,Ns Kan.n nlm March 70.
1902 William H. Norris. He was born April
ls In Bath Ga County KY served a. FRS,
wife. one daughter and four sons survive
CoLRY..At North Loup. Neb.. Dec. 8,
at Embden. Me-, Feb. 1. 1885: enlisted. 1851
In Co. !. 7th Wis, where he served for three
years; re-enlisted February 1895, In Co. p,
37th Wis. and continued In the service
until peace ensued. Two daughters and o
son survive him.
VAN DE WATIER;-At Spring Lake, N.
He enlisted August, 1862 In Sd N. Y. L.
Art, and was mustered out a Second Lieu
tenant, July. 1865 His wife survives him.
Editor National Tribune Recently and
prior to March 20. 1900. the following com
rades died In this place or the vicinity
tSigned A. Bryan. Monongahela City. Pal
| Richard Stokes. aged 50. at Independence
served In 1st w Va Cav; born at East Liv-
erpooli ionD o. sdn.. Wm Sya Chester. c. .. 10th
Leech, 10th Pa. oA' ffanA
| DODGE.--At Orleans, Mass, Jan. 6, 1909
Gilbert A. Dodge. aged 10 years He served
| in Co. |. Sd Mass. Vol. A widow and one
daughter survive him.
| WHEALDON.-At LAurelville Ohio Nov
is, 1908. John Whealdon. He was born In
Meigs Co., Ohio. May 6, 1843: enlisted Sep
9th W. va. His wife and two daughters
DAvIs.-At MechanIcsburg, o., Lieut..
Joseph W. Davis. aged 81 years, died on
his birthday, Nov. l. 1908. He served In Co
HARRoD.-At Columbus O.. Lieut. viii.
liam L. Harrod. Dec. 4. 1905 He was n
Past Post Commander of Wells Post, G. A.
WRIGHT-At Dayton, O., Feb. ii. 1909
Hugh g. Wright, aged "a years He served
LOUGHMAN.-At his home. south Rend
Ind. March i, 1909. George Louehman.
aged 80 years. At the age Of IL he en-.
listed In Co. 9, S2d Ohio. serving for two