The National tribune., 1910-03-24
MUSTERED OUT.

At Soldiers Home; Geo; A, White,
f Co f. A. BSeS S4 j. N oak Farb l
born in Rochester, \. Y. 1896. Dec. 20,
James T. Costello, Co. 6, 10Th Mass.
Snrs Mnas at auS Ottawa H. Sefn u B0ssGn
Mullfgan Post, 306 Dee u, Geo NJ.
Wakeman tor Wakefeld), aged g., Co. ii,
9th Mass, in ElmwoOd Cemetery. Jan. ),
Andrew kirkpatrick: First Lieutenant. Co.
ID. 13Sth ILL.,, aged -; burial in Elmwood; no
relatives found. Jan. 6, Alison Bassett, sea-
man, u. $. S.-North Carolina and Santee;
buried in Elmwood: no relatives found. Jan.
10, ThOs. c.. Groat. Co. b, 23d Ky; born
in 1916. at Sa.em. III; services at home of
his brother, in Chicago; burial in Oakridge
Cemetery, H.; leaves two brothers, Past
Commander of Post 2JS, Dept. of Iowa.
Jan. ~, Jacob NJ. Chichester, Co X, 5Tth
IN; burial in Forest Home Cemetery. Jan.
A.: burial in Arlington Cemetery, ILL.,; born
1917. in Columbus, o.; leaves widow.
Jan 49, John G. Gall, Co: d, 10th Ill; !;
leaves widow and daughter; born in New
York in 1917.
The following is a list of the comrades who
were mustered out at the National Military
. Home, Ohio, during the month of January,
1910: Jan. ] William c. Esther, Co. d, I'd
ky.; Jan. }, David Russell, Co. G. 10th y.
Ohio; Jan; 8; Theodore Austen. 9TH Ohio
Bat; Jan. ), Michael Mcdonald, Co. b. 124th
Ind; Jan. 9, Ralph l.. Craig, Co l, 18th
OHlu' jan EulnuHu FOfO, aged Go. l.,
9sth Pa, died on furlongh at McDonald, W.
Cav; Jan. Z. Albert II. Bohaman, Adjutant.
2lst KY; Jan. z, James f. Dixon. Quarter
master Scrgeant,-f4th Ky; Jan. 10, James
Darby, Co: d. 1921 Ohio; Jan. II, Richard
H: Bell, Co. ., 18th Mich; Jan. II, Henry
Gille. Co. z; 5sth Ohio; Jan. u. John Eek
Mason, Co b, 9th Ind; Jan. i3' Abram B.
Bunk, Co. F.. S5th III; Jan. II, Samuel
Drane, Co. G. SD Pa; Jan Is. Nicholas
n v T. A Ian UAI,n
Christian, Co. A. 18th Ne; Jan. IS, John
Haverstock, Co. I, 10th Ohio; Jan. IS, An
drew. Burke. Co. X. 9th Conn: Jan. 90,
Charles G. stnrges, Co; d, 9Th n. Y; Jan.
81, Charles Il. Gearhart. Co. II, 22d Ohio;
Jan. %, Giles s. Woodruff; Jan. u. Patrick
Pendergast, Co. d, I'd Mass. Cav: Jan. "A,
George Zimmerman, 60. x, 2d Mo Cav; Jan.
p, George knorr. Co. !: 1st \. Y. l.. A;
Jan. 20, Thomas Divine, Navy; JAN 30. James
3. Allen, Co; b, 1l7th U; S. c. r.; Jan: 81.
LYNGH.-At his home in Canton. Mass.
Comrade John Lynch. Goth Mass lie was
born in Ireland in 1914, and came to this
country with his parents when he was three
years OF age. He was wounded at TIE battles
of Fredericksburg, Chanccllorsvie: was on
the skirmish line at Gettysburg and disabled
at the battle of the Wilderness. Comrade
Lynch is survived by his widow, two sons
and three daughters.
GAGE--At his home in Warsaw Wyo,
Jan. 16, 1910, Albert Z. Gage, aged - years.
afterwards known as the 1st y. Y. Dragons
in which he served until stricken with fever
and discharged March s, 1865. Comrade
Gage Is survived by Il widow and two chill
dren.
GIBS0N.-At his home in Andrew, Iowa,
Sept. 30, 1909. Samuel NJ. Gibson. aged %
years Comrade Gibson served in Co. NJ, 2d
iowa cav, and was member OF r. NJ
Smith Post, 269. He Is survived by a widow
one daughter and three sons
GoRToN.-At Parma, Mich, Jan. 1, 19lO