The National tribune., 1909-12-16
sedgwick Post. and was buried with military

Sedgwick Post. and was buried with military
honors by his Post
SAWYER-At his home In Exeter. n. H..
Oct. II. 1909, James T. Sawyer, "A years of
age. The immediate cause Of his death was
valvuar disease OF the heart. He was born
in Hampden, Me, March y, 1926. When 10
years Of age he went to Minnesota, and nj
the outbreak Of the war enlisted In Co. G.
1st Mimi, in which he served three years.
He was later enrolled in the Veteran Corps
at Washington, ID. G. He was Mason.
Knight Trmplar. and e member OF Maj.
Waldron Council, Royal Arcannm, of Dover,
y. H., and also Of Moses n. Collins Post. No.
90. A widow and two sons are left to mourn
his death.
COOK-At his home, Sept. %, 1909. Sam.
three days. Comrade Cook was member
of Co. X. 9Th Iowa. widow, two sons
and daughter survive him.
2S 1909, Prof. w. c. West, aged 10 years
and two months. He was member Of the
1st Neb. Cav, and served three years lie
was also n member of Capt. J. B. Robert
son Post G. A. r., of Ozark. Funeral serv,
ices were conducted by the !. o. o. f. and
the Grand Army.
ber. 1909. Louis Schoeneweg. aged " years
IL months and seven days. Comrade Schoene-
veg was late of co. X 10th Ohio. He
lion, and eight years, in the regular army
after the war. He leaves widow, four
SONS and daughter.
l. 1909, Richard Vanderhoof, Co. A, Scotts
Post Post. c. A. H.. Morristown, y. j., of which
Comrade vanderhoOf was member, at
tended the funeral.
JAMES.-At the home of HIS son-in-law, at
Lawrenceburg. No, Loren James, died Nov.
I, 1909, aged 6s years, one month and three
days Comrade James served In the 9TH
Mo. Cav He was In the famous battle OF
Pea Ridge. Ark. and many others
Chesapeake, Mo-. Oct. 81, 1909, James G.
Brackins aged 81 years, seven months ara
Is days. Comrade Brackins served in the
sth No Cay He Was Sna good 10 onnt sSlGieF Vernon
Lawrence Co, No. James NJ. Hunt. on
Oct. 81. 1909, aged 81 years. six months anu anu
He leaves a widow and FIVE children
MATHEWs-At his hene nn. In n, MSsnt ,SGa asad .ss
non. LawEence " Co; Mo- Oct vatSoWs ~, H csm s
rade Mathews served in the I'd Mo. l.. A;
All HILLH0UsENAt his home, six miles
southeast Of Mount sGn9 gsaneh Oct NO snhSs 1SS
Elijah Boyd Hillhouse. aged 86 years, -
days Comrade Hlllhouse served In Co. b.
BR0oKs.~At his home in Monongehala;
Pa, Nov. 10. 1900, William B. Brooks, aged
CuTTs.-At his home in Monroe, Conn.,
rade Quits enlisted Mt the age OF lS ana
served three years. He was in the battles
of Charlottesville and Gettysburg, ana ID
burnside at Bridgeport. Later, when In the
Twentieth Corps, he went on the march to
Savannah. then thru the Carolinas to Wasn,
ineton, where he took part in the Grand
Review. He was n member OF Hyde Post,
7S. Department OF Iowa.
The following named members OF National
Military Home of Ohio died during octo
ber: John Mcmahon, 11th \. Y. II. A.;
william X Dobbins. 26th Pa; John n:
McElwain. 1st Ohio Cay; John , clyde, Ist
Frank seib Sth s. EebeHt stb Wd St sbaSpSi GtSrss
Hughes. aged 81. 22d U. S. C. T.: Thomas
Scott aged s 1Ssd Pa; 5Idna John zes5 1see
Thomas J. BIackmore 18th Pa; John J:
Pabst. 1e7th ohIe; andrew Hughes, Gshess "a
Mclaughlin. 18th Iowa; Harry T. keck,
10th Pal Samuel Jobs nha 9ih anyv W. sa Kongh r@oh
35th Pa: Wells Leonard. 9th U. s. Cav:
John w. Kelley, 9th Ohio Battery. buried at
Akron, o.: william l.. May. aged 50, 9th
Ohio: Daniel Graybill, a3d Ohio; George 5.
Hoffman, 1st N Y. Cav; George W Miller,
155th n. Y; George w. Pauley, 55th onio'
John Sullivan, jOth n. Y Eng.