The National tribune., 1910-09-22
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oARTER:-At his home at Inaisn Riv-
ssi. of Go. 4. i4th 6hio. sssd Il year..
oorsss ;"n, CsFssr csSl.. Is survived by bis widow
| Friday. April q, Richard H. shapland, Of
Spsldlns, Neb. Coprade shapland was born
in England in 3 1899. and a., came with h. bis
| Ill. He served three years in the 2ath III :,
and has an unsulied record to his credit.
He had filed many positions Of honor, hav-
| years and later County Judge for several
| successive terms. He member Of
Gen. Hszen Post, g. A. r., Of Bartlett. He
/ loss. two sons and four brothers. Inter
| ment in Spalding. Neb.
HARRINGToN.-At his home in Lake
port, n. H.. July 10. 1910 James n; Har-
rington. First Sergeant, Co. A. goth Me.
Comrade Harrington is survived by his
widow and three children
| IRRATIONAL his home in Sedalia, Mo-.
July %. 1910. John Bratton. aged 67 years.
| Cornrsde Bratton served in Co. l. 10th Ky.
Cav. and was member Of Gen. George K.
| Smith Post. 81. He is survived = by his
widow, daughter and large family of
| sons.
SMITH-In Rootstown. o.. July II. 1910.
VIM, Smith. Co. G. 15sth Ohio, Comrade
Smith was a member OF Douthett Post, 81,
and was at one time Post Commander. He
was X. P: and is survived by his widow
and two children.
Home at Monte Vista. Colo. in July, 1910.
VIM. Fl. Icssig, aged 50 years. Comrade
Lessig served as Captain: Co. G.; Major.
and earned the friendship Of Gen. Grant.
He was appointed Surveyor General Of
Colorado some time in the eos. His body
WAS shipped to Denver to he cremated and
the ashes brought to Pottsville, Pa.
GARDNER.-At his home In Vancouver,
Wash, in July. 1910. Eugene F. Gardner.
Co. D.. 10th Wis; Comrade Gardner is sur
Ix-aI hI- VrtH1 and trtrf 4ht
McDONALD.-At his home in River Falls,
Wis, July %, 1910, James R. Mcdonald.
aged 66 years. Comrade Mcdonald served
in Co. F. Goth Wis. and Co. C. Sth Wis.
COTLSON.-In Cincinnati. o.. Feb. IL.
1910. Wallace COulsOn, aged 20 years. Com
rade Coulson served in Co. G, 124th U. s.
rIKE.-At his home in olin. Iowa. June
;. 1910 James Luther Pike. Co. K 18th
Iowa. Comrade Pike was member of Don
A Carrentcr Post. 191
Grove. Ore. Oct 81. 1909. Alfred shanna-
han. Comrnde sbannahan is survived by
PIERCE.-At his home in Rochester. y.
Y, July 9. 1910, Martin Pierce. aged y
years. Comrade Pierce served in Co. d.
12Gth n. Y, and is survived by his widow
RUFFINGTON.--At the home of his
daughter in Cleveland. o.: in July: 1910. H.
served in the 9th Ohio.
KTNG.-At his home in Cleveland. o..
in July. 1910. Phineas Frank King. aged *
wears Comrade King WAS an inventor and
held "A patents. He served in Col Minis
Rattery. and is survived by his widow and
six children.
SMITH-CharIes Smith. Co. B, 13sth N
Y. He was member of Hatch Post, 241,
G. A r.
GEsT-At Spring Valley. Ohio. July I,
Daniel Fl. Gest. Sergeant. Co. B. 74th Ohio.
COmrade Gest WAS charter member Of W.
II. Byrd Post. 5G5, G.. A. r.. and Is survived
by his widow. two brothers and one sister.
ASHERTON.-At Weblake. Wis. May Il.
Joseph y. Asherton, Co. I, 9th ILL.,, aged
80 years.
DRIrM-At Washington. D. c., In Nation
nj Soldiers Home Hospital. June %. Com
rade Drum. He was buried at Gridey, Ill.
July 4. by Martin Post. 1S1. He served in
Co. G. Ssth Ill. and a prisoner at An
dersonville for IS months
MrCUAN.-At Anna. ILL.,, July 4, Jacob
McCuau. co. X. 120th ILL.,. aged Ss years.
SULLINS.-At Creal Springs, H., July H.
NJ. V. Sullins. Co. X, 120th ILL.,, aged 10
years.
SAIrNDERS.-At Creal Springs, ILL.,. July
Il. John Saunders, 14th Ill. Cav, aged 81
years.
PEABODY.-At waukesha, Wis, July Il.
Edward Peabody, Co. G. 4th Wis. COmrade
Peabody was Past Commander Of William
+. Cushing Post, 10, Department of Wis
consin
oTINN.-At East Douglas, Mass, June
90 Joseph Quinn. Comrade Quinn was n
member of G.. A. R. Post, 1871, Department
Of Massachusetts.
CROAsDALE.-At the home of his daugh-