The National tribune., 1909-05-27

first wife. His remains were brought L
GAINESVILLE, until recently his home, for In
terment
GoDFREY-In the Columbus tohio) STATE
First Lieutenant, Co. G, 18th Ohio, aged q
years Ee enlisted Oct. 80. 1861; commits
stoned Dee IA, 1851, and discharged Aprii RI
former home, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for inter
ment.
1909, aged IA years. He was a member ol
Co. Z, Sd Ohio, having enlisted In the firs
three months call in April, 1881. His re
He leaves a widow, his second wife,
NUTT.-At his home, In GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Jan. o. 1903. James S. Mutt. Co. A, 159tf
Ohio, aged SO. He left widow and three
WILLiAMs.-In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Feb: o
1909, Jeremiah Williams, Co. A, 122d ohic
| aged Go. lie had been long a sufferer from
lung disease. which caused his death. He
was a member of the Masonic fraternity.
which ofIiciated at his funeral, He leaves
PARMiER@At pISMi a anu bis 'nd home. near Young
Hickory, Ohio, Feb. 8, 1903, Harrison
Farmer, Co. 1, 29th Ohio. ard Co. G, 1I6th
DfTTER.~At his home in Nashport. Ohio,
Feb. q, 1909, James K. Otter. Co. L, 19lst
Ohio, aged 50 years. He leaves widow, his
second wife. His service was during the
GUTHRIE-At his home in Newark. Ohio,
| Feb. %, 1909. Robert Guthrie, Co. II, 159th
Ohio. aged Y years. His remains were In
and several grown-up children.
PALDWIN.-In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Marcn
| 1st. 1903, Austin G.. Baldwin, Co. f, 159th
Ohio. and he also served one year in the
navy on the gunboat Brilliant. His full
service was about 15 months. His age was
IS years. He was member Of Hazel Post,
| ton of GAINESVILLE. The G. A. r. conducted
his funeral. He leaves widow. to whom he
OLIPHANT-At his residence in Frazey-
| burg, Ohio, OF wounds received in the serv-
ice, Frank Oliphant, aged 65 years. He
| served throughout the war in the 6sth Ind,
and had a gallant army record He WAS
three times shot within Is minutes at the
| battle of Missionary Ridge. He leaves a
widow, his second wife. and one minor child
| living In Indiana. His remains were inferred
REAMY.-At his home in Cincinnati, Ohio,
Thaddeus A. Reamy, Surgeon. 122d Ohio.
aged nearly so years. His death occurred
March H. 1909. He was one of the most
| eminent medical men in Ohio, both a., a
physician and surgeon, and held membership
| in many honorable medical societies both IN
| this country and in Europe. He was for a
great many years President Of the Board
| Of u. S. Pension Examining Surgeons in
Cincinnati He was of Huguenot descent,
and was born in Frederick. County. Va,
April 2s. 1898. He was married in Septem-
Muskingum County, Ohio. She survives
| him. His body was brought to GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, and interment was in Woodlawn
Cemetery. He rose from poverty, and when
he died he left large fortune. He was a
| member of the Masonic order and of the
G. A. r. The latter officiated at his fu-
neral.
| Post, 40, Uriehsvilie, Ohio, died between
April II, 1908, and April 16. 1909:
1aSSs @ Tsh btsdn GG Touns D. list i Sao Va July Nay
1908: Isaac Rhoe. Co. II, Sd Ohio date
omittedl Horace WhItcomb, U. S. S. Prince
haitian, and private Co. 3; 2eth n. Y. cay.
Ohio, March 81, 1903: Philip Hart, Co. a,
157th Ohio, Oct. 9. 1908; A. Fl. Wilson, Co.
F. Ohio National Guard date omitted;
H. 51st Ohio. April 10. 1909.
WILDMAN.-At Cairo, W. Va, April %,
1908. ]. 2. Wildman. He served in Co. h,
1st W. Va. Cav. His widow survives him.
| CoWAN.-At Hanford, Cal, March p.
1909, James II. Cowan. He was born at Nc
Keesport, Pa. March 16. 1910; enlisted Aug.
! until Jan. 4, 1866. His wife and grand
| son survive him.
vINEY.-At Hanford. Cal. April 1a, 1909.
| David B. Viney. He was born at Indian
9th H., being Corporal when discharged.
His widow and two daughters survive him.
NASH.-At Mossville, ILL.,, Nov. 8, 1908,
Roswell NJ. Nash, in the S0th- year of his
listed Oct. 10, 1864, in Co. b, 1ith Ill, and
was transferred to Co. F. 46th I'll. His
widow and several children and grand
children survive him.
BELL-At Chi!licothe, Ill. April 3, 1909,
Llewellyn Bell; He was born at Fort, Ann
y. Y, May IS. 1929; served in Co. c, Sd
Ohio, and while in service contracted dis
ease Of the eyes that resulted In 1865 in