The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-10
OF Those From This Vicinity Who
Have Enrolled as Having
Voted For Abraham
Lincoln.
ONE WAS A PAIL BEARER
kahoka Man Who Was Pail
Bearer and Hancock County
Veteran Who Guarded
the Remains.

1NS REMAINS
A day does not pass without The
Gate City receiving quite number of
names of people who voted for Lin
coin. The following have been receiv-
ed since the last list was furnished by
Mrs. Candy:
Rev. A. V. kendrick was too young
to vote, but his father was private
in Lincoln's company in the Black
Hawk war. Rev. Kendrick enlisted in
Co. A, Thirdty-third Iowa. On Jan.
l, 1854 at the age of IL he was at Lit
tie Rock, Ark, but was too young to
vote for Lincoln.
G. l.. Galvound of No. HOP Blondeau
street voted both times for Lincoln at
Paxton Ford county, H.
VIM. Loewenstein of Fourteenth
and Johnson, voted both times for
Lincoln.
Jno Morton of Co K, Sixteenth
Iowa Vol. voted for Lincoln in 1854
in Keokuk.
From Near by Points.
w. A. Taft of Memphis, Mo-. cast
his first vote for j. c. Fremont and
his second one for Lincoln. Since then
he has voted for every Republican
president
]. R. Harris of LaH;rpe voted for
Lincoln both times at Monmouth, Ill.
He is now rs years old.
john Newhouse of Montrose, mem
Der of Co. K, Eleventh Iowa, voted for
Lincoln in 1864 near Marietta, Ga.
Stephen Shipman of Webster, Han
cock county, ILL.,, voted for him both
years and also guarded his body in the
hours. He enlisted in Co. F.. Eighty
eighth Illinois on August u, 1862 and
was mustered out on July II, 1865.
John PIP. Smith of Kahoka was one
of the pail bearers for Lincoln.
w. H. Rose of Avon, ILL.,, voted for
Lincoln both times. He was lieu
tenant in the civil war.
for Lincoln in 1860 in Keokuk and
in 1864 at Memphis, Tenn He was a
member of the Third Iowa Cavalry.
P. d. Edwards of Jefferson township
Lee county, voted for Lincoln both
times.
Some From kahoka
VIM. Pollock of kahoka who voted
for Lincoln in 1854 at Waterloo. Mo-,
sends the following list:
Jesse Butler in 1864 at Indiana polls !;
William Martin in 1864 at Vicksburg;
]. K. P. Wilson, J. P. Morris and Fred
Menke in 1864 at Fayette, Mo-; l. E.
Schermerlorn in 1854 at Waterloo
Mo-; Henry Sandte in 1864 at Chat
tanooga: j. F. Murphy in 1864; w. H.
Dowell, q. W. Dowell in 1854 at At
lanta, Ga, at the age of 16 years;
Isaac Greenhouse in 1864 at st. Fran
cisville: John B. Gray; s. Devolt in
1864 at Fayetteville.
Still More.
H. c. Wilson of Montrose, mem
Der of Co. A.. First Iowa Cavalry vot
ed in 1864 at Little Rock. Ark
James Haney of Sandsky voted in
1860 but was not allowed to vote in
1864, being at that time in Georgia
| and member of the Thirty-ninth II
linois Infantry.
Mrs. Candy furnishes the following
additional list this morning:
William Colvin, Montrose, voted for
Lincoln 1860 and 1864.
Thomas c. Chambers, Fort Madison
would like to be enrolled in the Lin
/ coin voting clrb." He was mem
Der of Co. E, 10Th Iowa Inf. was a
"Wideawake" in 1860, and voted for
Lincoln in 1864 at New Orleans.
! DR.. James Mcfarland Evans, Salem
Iowa. served in Co. K, Sth Penn, en-
listed May 1st, 1861, wounded at bat
tie of Bull Run in the fall of 1852
voted for Lincoln in 1864. DR.. Evans
daughter writes that her father is such
lover of Lincoln that he desires to
be listed 18th the Lincoln voters.
John E. Cochran. Warsaw, Ill, voteo
for him in 1864.
Henry Hanson, of Warsaw, also
voted for Lincoln in 1860 and 1864.
Judge Felix T. Hughes voted for
Lincoln in 1864. at Memphis, Mo. 1t
required courage to vote the republi'
can ticket in northern Missouri In
those days.
w. NJ. Powers, enlisted November
10. 1861 discharged September 49,
1865. Voted for Lincoln 1864.
Edward Walsmith voted for him in
1SG0-1S64.
Sam w. Wakefield voted for Lincoln
in 1860 and 1864 Mr. Wakefield also
voted for John C. Fremont in 1856.
Jesse Webb, 10Th Iowa Inf. voted
for lincoln while in the army in 1864
.I:o.s, Urtpd1py of ATDela. MO.