The National tribune., 1910-02-24
MUSTERED OUT.

RoBINSoN.-At his home at Santa
Mara Mar a. 1oal. Nov. y. 1899, 4 W. Robinson
member Of Co. II, 10th Kan. Cav. He was
Mason in good standing. and an efficient
Gi G;aom a. .aa n, worker; mi s He is survived by
SiNGER;mAt ;oo3 his home In Baltimore, Nd,
Nov. %. 1909, Crank o.; Singer. Comrade
was a well-known business man OF BaltI-
more. and an efficient G. A. r.. worker;
Cav, and well loved by ali who knew him
town, Mass. Dec. 23, 1909. DR.. George
and well loved by all.
,oRa REsSY.At H. At ,ads big home in Burngt0n a n,
years. Comrade Bessy served in Co. +, I'd
Mass, He is survived by widow and one
KfRKwooD.-At Forest Grove. Ore,
Nov. IS. 1909. Robert Willis KirkwOod, 18th
Iowa, aged "a years. Comrade KirkwoOd
was a native OF Edinburg, Scotland. he Is
survived by a widow and six grown chill
DILLoN.-At his home near Maysville,
KY; Jan. "a, 1910 Comrade Isaiah T; Dillon,
Co II, 11lth ILL.,, and was in the march to
the sea. He was mustered out in September,
1865. He Is survived by seven children, II
grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
| PAINE.--At his home In Palmer, Mass,
Feb. 4, 1910, Comrade Horace III. Paine, aged
Il years. Comrade Paine was Orderly Ser
geant OF Co. Z, 7th Mass. He was Com
mander and also Quartermaster of l.. l..
Mcrrick Post. 107, Department OF Massachu-
sets. widow and four children survive
VAN STEENBURG.-At the home of his
sister, Mrs, Helen Wager, Sabula, Iowa,
Comrade Linas Van steenburg, Co. b, 57th
WELLs-At his home in Princeton, ILL.,,
Feb. Q, 1910, Lucian A. Wells, Co. +, 57th
MCRGANSAt his home in Boston, Mass,
Nov II, 1903, COmrade George Fl. Morgan,
aged Y, of 60. 6, 23d Mass.
Mrs. Geo. b. Russell, Russell S. Carter, aged
6s years. Co. II, Goth III. He is survived by
four children and two sisters.
| RIDDLE.-At his home at Chicago Fran
els A. Riddle, aged 81. He was a Lleuten-
ant in the Thirteenth Corps; was Colonel on
the staff Of Gov. Tanner. In 1876 he was
her Of the Chicago Bar Association; the
Loyal Legion. and Gen Thomas Post, G. A.
Il. He Is survived by his widow.
GIBSCN.--At the Military Hospital. Mil
waukee. Wis, Jan. 81 Maj. Thomas Gibson.
aged eS. Comrade Gibson was Captain,
CO. D. ID ". Va, and was promoted to
later in charge of a battalion Of W. Va. Cav.
known as Gibson's Battalion. He was In
the battles Of Rocky Gap, DrOop Mountain,
ami the Salem Raid. He is survived by
his widow, five children, four brothers and
four sisters.
rI, HnNTEK.mAt WAYNE, Neb.. June p, 1909,
ter served In Co. /, ith ILL., Cav. He is sur
vived by widow and five children.
, kEYNoLDS.aAt Wayne, Neb., Nov. IL,
| 1868 Edward Reynolds, aged 65. Comrade
Reynolds served as Sergeant of Co. X, lst
Iowa Cav. he is survived by widow and
| nine children.
| FELUMLEE.-At GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Aug
%, 1909. Charles w. Felumlee aged AZ. Com
rade Feiumlee served in Go. l.. 10th Ohio,
in the war with Spain. He is survived by
| his mother. two brothers and sister.
| BRADSHAW.-At his home In Saltil.o
| Ohio, Sept. I, 1909, John J. Bradshaw, aged
81. Comrade Bradshaw served as Sergeant
of Co III, 1GOth Ohio. In early life he was
teacher, and at one time came Into compe-
tition with James A. Garfield for a school.
ARMSTRoNG;-At his home in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, Sept lG. 1909, Rev. Thos S. Armstrong,
| aged "a. Comrade Armstrong served as Cor
| poral in Co B, 18th Ohio, until discharged
for dSaSity up0n , he assisted
| ing as Second Lieutenant of Co. /, until the
regiment regd MAS MAS mustered out He was cap,
months in different Confederate prisons. He
is survived 10y two children.
| NEyITT.-In GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Sept %,
1909. William II. hewitt, aged Co. Comrade
Nevitt served as First Lieutenant of Co. F,
l59th Ohio, He is survived by widow and
| three children.
IL Jan. ~. 1910, Jcdedali f. Trask. aged ~
| years. COmrade Trask served in the 1st X.
!. Oct J, 1852. he reenlisted in the 11th
X. J.. and was Sergeant of Co. d until the
| expiration of his term of service. July l3,
| 1863. when he hrs honorably discharged. He
| Is survived by widow, a daughter and one
grandson.
SISSON-At Hammond. La, JAN 49, 1910,
Comrade Hiram r. Sisson aged IS years.
Con:rade Sisson served during the war in
Co. X, 9th Wis, and is survived by an
aged widow.
HUBBELL.-At covington, La, recently,
Comrade W. HubheIl, 23d Ohio. He Is sur
ENANS.-At his home in Onalaska, Wis,
Jan s. 1910, Comrade William Evans, First
90: and the 26th n. Y. from 81 to 'G3. Com
rade Evans was member of Wilson Cald-
well Post, Of Lacrosse, Wis. He is survived
by a widow and one son.
ID. X. Bryan, Johnstown, Pa, sends to The
National Tribune the following list of COM
rades who have been mustered out since Me-
54th Pa, died Oct 9, 1899: Chas Wendell,
Go. II. 54th Pa; Capt: Henry ]. HIte. Joseph
prosser Go. G; 93d Pa; Joseph Ncn. John
1llth Pa; Alfred Fulton, 125th Pa; Frank
Nichols, 2Ith Me; Jacob X. Miller, Co. f.
2ist Pa; Cav; C.; Gosserd, 93d Pa: John N.
Rager.
MOORE.-At his home in Brooklyn. N. Y,
Jan. 20, 1910, Alfred Moore, aged 73 years. |
Comrade Moore enlisted in the l4th n. Y. |
5: NJ. in 1861, and was mustered out June 6 |
dSd sS serEed He Teeniitea sss in the l4tn
has been member of the War Veterans As |
sociation of the 1ith Regiment. |
ADAMS HIS nome III tOuEcll BlufS, |
Iowa, COmrade Adams. aged 81, late of the
18th Ill, and member of Abe Lincoln |
Post. %.
GOULD.-At his home in Saranac. Mich,
Nov. %, 1908. John T. Gould aged 75 years |
Comrade Gould enlisted in Co. c. 1st Mich |
Engineers and Mechanics. and served until |
the close Of the war
SMITH.-At his home In Genoa n Y. jan
7, 1909. Sidney s. Smith. COmrade Smith
enlisted in the famous Harris Light Cavalry
Comrade Smith Is survived by Il widow and
three children.
CAMPBELL.-At his home in Natick. II. |
l., Nov. p. 1909, Bernard Campbell, Co |. !
4th Il. l. Comrade Campbell was a promi-
nent member of McGregor Post He was
wounded at Antietam and was mustered out |
with an empty sleeve.
McFARLAND.-At his home In Cambridge,
Ohio. Jan. 10, 1910, Rev. VIM. II. McFar-
land, aged II years. He was Chaplain, 97th
Ohio; was present in all its engagements and
carried rebel ball to his grave He Is sur
vived by his widow and four children.
SMALL.-At his home In York. Pa. Inn
Ia, 1870 Lawrence NJ. Small, aged n wears
Comrade Small enlisted June 3, 1864. and was
discharged May g. 1865. He leaves a widow
and family.
BILLINGS.-At his home In Medina. Ohio.
Oct. u, 1910, DIR. Billings. aged sc, Co r. 6yth
OHIO. Comrade Billings was in the engage
ments Of Stone River, where he was wound
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