The National tribune., 1910-02-24

ed, Peach Tree Creek. Chickamauga. Resaca,
Jonesboro and Atlanta. and with sherman to
the sea. He Is survived by widow and one
daughter.
RAINEs.-At his home in Canandalgua y.
Y, Dec. Is. 1909. John Raines, aged 50 years.
Comrade Raines was Captain of Co. g, S5th
y. y. and member OF Albert NJ. Murry
Post, 162 G. A. X. He Assemblyman.
Congressman and State Senator. He Is sur
vived by three sons and three daughters.
DfCkESON.-At GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Dec. 4,
1909. James n. Dickson. aged 81 years.
Comrade Dickson responded to the call fer
three months volunteers and enlisted In 90.
X. 18th Ohio. April q, 1861, and was mus
tered out Aug. 2s. 1861. He is survived by
his widow. two sons and two daughters.
o BoGMAN.cAt ,aod his home in GAINESVILLE,
aged Sc years. He enlisted in Co. ID, Ist H.
J.; discharged Aug; 2, 1861; reenlisted In Bat
tery, Il, lst Il. l. II; A.. and was honoraby
General on the staff of Gov. John X. KIncaid
during his administration. He is survived
by his widow. two sons and two daughters.
PIERSEE.-At his home In MItonvale.
/ Kan, Jan. 20. 1910. Andrew Piersee, aged
- years. Comrsde Piersee enlisted In Co T.
18th Mo-, Aug. %, 1861, and was honorably
death COmrade Piersee was Commander OF
J: b. Richardson Post, 100, Department OF
| Kansas
TROTIER-At his home In Cheshire,
Mass, Jan. ]. 1910. Chas. H. Trotier. aged
6s years. of heart disease. Comrade Trotier
enlisted in September, 1861, and served three
! -DENNEMAN.-At his home In Gillian
County. Ore, C.. A. DanDeman, aged IA years
Comrade Dahneman enlisted as private In Co
| +, 1st Ind Cav. and soon rose to the rank Of
| First Lieutenant. and was wounded in the
right knee. He filed many positions of pub
lie trust and was for two years representa-
tive Of Gillian County in the Oregon Legisla-
| tlre; also Past Commander of Arlington
Post and prominent Odd Fellow.
GEORGIA..At Mankato, Kan. Jan. 6,
4 WQCbtnUtnn
Comrade Georgia enlisted May 10, 1861, and
served until July 2s 1868. He is survived by
widow and seven grown children.
| MALTOX.-At his home in Hamer, Ohio.
Jan. 81, 1870 James Henry Maltox. aged IS
years. Comrade Maltox, thru the hardest
part OF the war. was with Sherman on his
march TO the sea as a member of Co. Fl, 66th
Ohio. He took part in 33 engagements. and
carried rebel bullet 10 his grave, which he
received in an engagement at Dallas, Ga.
| in the right elbow. He Is survived by
| widow and three children.
uddR PRoCL9R.,At xI. tod his h, home in Dedham
MURPHY.SAt the home of his daughter,
Feb. 3, 1910. Herm9H Murphy. ist Mich. En-,
| gineers and Mechanics, aged so years
MURPHY.-At his home in ottawa Lake,
Mich, Aug. 5. 1905, Nathan Murphy, Co. L,
LIST Mich. Eng, aged rs years.
| .RIFE.-At his home in Rush, 10 Daviess
County H., April 5, 1909. Joseph B. Rife,
aged 10 years. COmrade Rife served during
the war from 1882 to 1865, and then entered
the ministry. Heis survived by widow and
KING.-At his home in Neuman. IL, Jan.
g., 1910, John W. King, aged 6S years. late
BURKS,-At his home in Corvallis, Mont,
Jan. 26, 1910, James II. Burks, aged 10 years.
Comrade Burss was a member OF Co. Z. 1st
tie of Chickamauga and the Georgia cam
paign. He is survived by his widow and four
ST. JOHN.-At his home In Cheyenne,
Wyo, May 4, 1903, Mortimer st. John, aged
60 years.
TINKHAM.-At his home In Springfield.
Mass, Oct. 2. 1909. Eugene NJ. Tinkham,
from the effects of operation, aged Us
years He had the honor of holding Gov
ernment Medal of Honor for bravery at the
battle of Cold Harbor. He was member of
the Common Council and Past Commander Of
D. *; Wilc9. WI Post Post He served turnout the
M IN 1he a4s5 nns y s ana was as ar
Cold Harbor. He is survived by widow,
two brothers and three sisters.
RUIHS.-At East Baltimore, Capt. George
ltuths, 4th Nd. Capt. Ruths dropped dead
of heart failure while experimenting work
on the n. c. r.. r. He was born in Germany
tie of Cold Harbor. He was a member of
Wilson Post G. A. r. Four sons and two
AMIOT.--At his home at Blanco. y. Mex,
Dec. %, 1909, f. T. Amiot, 4th Ill. Cav
COmrade Amiot served three years in the
army and was honorably discharged. He was
6S years Of age.
CLEPPEReAt his home in Columbus, Pa.
Dec. H., l910., Benton s. Clepper, aged 81
Co. b, 45th Pa. reenlsted in 1864. and was
discharged on surgeons certificate May 10,
1869. He leaves q widow and two sons.
McCLAiN.-A, his home IN CanyonviIle, |
Ore. Sept. l6 1900. ]. T. McClain. one of
Oregon's early pioneers having come to Linn
County in 1siI; He is survived by his widow,
three sons and two daughters.
JAChSON.--At his home near CanyOnviIle, |
Ore, Dec. 10, 1899, William Jackson, aged
so years.
BLACKMAN-At his home near Denison.
Iowa. Jan. -. 1870 Jerome Blackman, aged
20 years. Comrade Blackman enlisted in Go. |
l, sd I'LL, and was discharged OH account of
disabilities. He reen!isted in Co. X, i4lst
III, aud was mustered out with his regi-
ment.
Dec. 3. 1909. Evan A. Evans. aged 50 years.
COmrade Evans was Sergeant, Co A, 15lst |
Ohio. He leaves widow and two daughters |
Ohio. Dee. 81, 1909, Daniel Snyder, 1921 |
Ohio, aged 70 years. He was a member of
Scott Post. 100. He IS survived by widow, !
one son and two daughters.
GILLILAND.-At his home In yanWert, |
ohio, Dec. 81, 1909, Thadeus s. Gi.liland, |
aged 10 years, Co. Fl. 18th Ohio, member
survived by widow and two sons.
The following comrades Of Coschocton Coun-
ty, Ohio, We're mustered out during 1903:
J: Calvin Boyd, April 8, Co. Il, l43d Ohio;
w m. BOOklesS, June I'D, Co. Ii, 143d Ohio;
VIM. Gossline. July 1, Co. G.. l22d Ohio;
Isaas Ferrill. Aug; le, Co; c. 51st Ohio; B.
Thos.. Mil:igan. oct. 80. Co. II, 51st Ohio
Jos. A. Cochran, Nov. 8, Co. u, 10th Ohio;
John Robson, Nov. 0, Co. /, 9th Ohio; T h
Glover, ID. Dec. IT. Co. F, 9th Ind; E. g.
Cullison. Dec. 26. Co. G, 1920 Ohio: Ralph |
Barcroft, Feb. 10, Co. d, 10th Ohio, and |
Allen ]. Turner.
BLgINT;MAt his home in Chatham, N. Y,
Jan. u. 1910. Capt John Wesley Blunt.
Capt. Blunt was In the battles of Antietam,
Wilderness. Cold Ho.bOr, Fredericksburg.
South Mountain. Five Forks and others. He
enlisted Oct Il, 1861, at Hudson, N. Y,
In the 9th N. Y. Cav. He rose to Captain,
and was honorably discharged August, 1865.
He Is survived by widow, one son and two
daughters.
RUMMEL.-At his home In OIin, Iowa.
Jan. p, David e. Rummel, aged 40 years
He enlisted in the 9th Ia, and was In the
siege of Vicksburs, Kenesaw Mountain, and
Atlanta to the sea. His widow survives
him.
~ -PENDLEToN.-At Lafayette Ore, Oct. !,
y, 1909, b. X. Pendleton, aged rs years
Captain in the 10th KY. A member of shi-
loh Post, 81.
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