The National tribune., 1910-03-24
Information Wanted.

Comrade NJ NJ. Murphy, Commander
of Joe Hooker Post, 21, Of Mount Ver-
non. o., is trying to locate comrade
by the name of Archie a Scotchman,
who was badly wounded at New Mad
rid, Mo-, in March or April, 1852.
Thomas E. Ross. Adjutant, George
Wright Post. %. Box 13. Cheney. Wash.
would like very much if r. NJ. Sargent,
7th Ind. Cav, would send his address.
Will Albert Skinner. who was at
Johnsonville, Tenn, in January and
February, 1865. and member of an
Illinois regiment under Gen. A j.
Smith, send his address to Robert G.
Carpenter, of Co. H, 45th Mo, at r. F.
D. 3, Nevada, Mo-?
, Anyone who was a member of Co. F,
5th Ill Cav. will confer a favor on
Joseph Phillips. Lock Box 23S, Albu-
querque, n. n, by writing him.
Here is son trying to locate his
father, whom he has not seen for many
years c. A Hover, 909 n. Poplar
street, Centralia, HI, would be glad to
have any information in regard to his
father, who was a private in Co B, 1I3d
Ohio; appointed First Lieutenant, 1864.
Information as to the military ser
vice of TWO Evans boys, John l.. and
Livingston. company and regiment in
which they served not known. John
L. died in Saline County, Ark, in 1875
or 1876. Send information to Past De-
partment Commander Cos. Altenberg,
Box 454, Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Ellen Berg, Hiteman, Iowa,
would like the names of some of the
comrades of Co. K, 37th III. She wants
to find out thru them something of
Thomas P. Brown, First Sergeant of
that company, who enlisted at Danville
in 1851 as a musician and was mus
tered out in December, 1861.
Isaiah Lechard, Co X, 6Sth Ohio,
Moscow. Idaho. would like the address
of Edward Lochard, formerly of the 9Th
Mich. Cav.
w. f. Campbell, IS w. Corydon
street, Bradford, Pa. would like in
formation of Thomas Patterson, who
served in the Revolutionary War. He
enlisted in Virginia and was one of
Boone's scouts.
J. L. Yeager, Isl w Fourth street,
Erie. Pa, would like to hear from some
of his comrades who served with him
in the Navy. He was on the u S. S.
Gen. Thomas, Upper Tennessee Fleet
H. ]. Board, Nashua, O.. I'd N. Y.
Cav, wants to know what became of
Capt. Woolsey, of his company. Was
he killed and his body sent back TO his
friends, or was, he buried on the field
Oliver C. Ayers, Locust, N J.. would
like information concerning the men,
bers of Co. B, 18th N. j. Particularly
wants to know if the regiment ever has
a Reunion. Address him direct.
H. w. Coonradt, Paonia, Colo. would
like information of Chas. Belknap Co.
H, 125th N. Y. Any information sent
to him direct would be much appre-
ciated.
Mrs. w. r. Roll. 100 Arroyo Drive.
South Pasadena, Cak, would like in
formation concerning Milton Owen
Roll. who went out from st. Louis as
during the war. Mrs. Roll
does not know either his company or
regiment. She is of the opinion that
he was under Gen. Curtis, and thinks
ne served three years or more. ANY
Information will be gladly accepted by
his widow.
Jacob Mohler, saith Ohio. wants in
formation of Edward Welsh, of his
regiment, who was his chum as a forae
er from Atlanta to the sea. The two
Of them captured fine horse, which
they presented to Maj-Gen. John A.
Logan.
H. A. RObie, Lyndonville, VT, wants
to tell him if there is a Yer
mont Colonel who was wounded thru
the spine during the retreat from Saw
lge Station to James River and left at
he house of wealthy planter The in
Jury caused PARALYSIS of the lopar