The National tribune., 1910-02-03
MUSTERED OUT.

SrEWART.-At his home IN Hannibal
No, NO; Nov; II, 1909. Capt. John F. Stewart.
rom from fractured skull, caused by being
Hnoched down by horse ridden by how
Iaapt; Stewart was formerly Sergeant and
=" re iehant ni OF 90. and later Captain OF
and .oi ~; H. Sth ~ Y. II. A; He was a brave
sherman Post, of Hannibal. Mol' and Is Is
sur survived wed by widow. three children and
WALKER.-At his home In Brook,yn. n
y. y. comrnde VIM. James Walker. late OF
me me oth !. Y. known as the Duryee
Iost' e. a r.. and IS survived by a widow,
two daughters and one son.
Dec. 81 1903 comrade fe FrantIn n Mli0rSaE. car.
low low. aged 90 years and II months. Com
rade Carlow is survived by a widow. one
daughter, three grandchildren and one sis
ter.
CHAPIN-At verndale, Mimi, Dec. Q.
las lsI' Monroe Monroe Chaplin. aged ~ years. Com.
Iade pn1to. Chapin pdI was a member of Chas. c.
years In Co. C. 9th Wis: was a prisoner in
both Andersonville and Libby and was one
or the few who escaped by tunnelirg He
is survived by an aged widow, two sons
and three daughters.
10 BURNHAM:-Near Poplar. Mimi, Dec.
%. 1903. William II. Burnham. aged 6s
yearS. Somrade Burnham was a member
lie is survived by widow and seven chill
dren.
GoHN-At Columbia. Pa, June 4, 1909.
Daniel F. G3hn' 9TH Pa Res. After the war
Comrade Gohn began business as a brick
manufacturer, and at his death left a for.
tune Of $4,000. He was 80 years of age.
SANDEkSoN.-At the University Hospl.
1ai, Ii rhliHHeipbi1, Pa, Jan. s, 1910. Rev.
"a II. A. Comrade Sanderson. who was
Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church at
Esayer Dam, Wis. accompanied by his
a inn I,lf.
OF his niece. Mrs Pardo c. Salem. In Phil.
adeiphia, at the time OF his death
kAYE:-At his home at Manayunk. Pa,
Jan. 2, Rev. John W. Kaye. Lieutenant. Sd
Rector of St David's Episcopal Church
While in the service he was assigned by
Gen: Miles to take charge OF President
Davis while a prisoner at Fortress Monroe.
CRAIG.-At the National Soldiers Home,
Dayton Ohio. Jan. 4. 1910, Ralph L. Craig,
Go: !. 18th Ohio. aged 81 years.
Ia Kau ear early d in Jannary: 1910; W. W John
listed in the 51st Ind. in 1851 discharged
In 1852: reeniisted Jan. 81. 1865: discharged
In 1869 He is survived by his widow,
three sons, three daughters and II grand
sWEET.-At his home in Los Angeles
Ca. Dec. II. 1900. b. G. sweet. OF heart
'"@a f Hath RanF '05 r. Dae street 80 1902
Seth d. Cook. aged So years Comrade
Cook served In the 1Gth y. Y. He was
brave soldier and good citizen.
PlNkNEY.-At his home in Peabody. Kan
Dec. 26, 1909. Col Bertine Pinkney. aged So
years. Col. Pinkney of the oldest
residents of Peabody. At the breaking out
of the war he enlisted a private soldier and
at the end of his enlistment was promoted to
Lieutenant Colonel. and lated to Colonel of the
20th Wis. He was wounded at the battle of
Winchester. and later forced to resign on ac
count of his injuries. He served in the Wis
conSin Legislature in 1850. and in the Senate
in 1852 and 1863; moved to Kansas in 1871,
and represented his County in the Legislature
there in 1919 was Postmaster at Peabody for
a number of years, Past Commander of Pea
body Post. 50. G. A. r.. and a member of the
Masonic fraternity. He leaves an aged widow
and two sons.
c. II. Crittenden. National Military Home,
Ohio. sends the following list of deaths which
occurred during December, 1909: Frederick
Wolf. Co. !. Sd y. ]. Cav; Jacob ]. Kunkle,
Co. ID. 4th Md. .: VIM Suter. Co. |, 4Sth N Y ;
Edward w. Osgood, Co. z. 10th Ohio Geo
Weber, Co. X. 37th Ohio; Emanuel NJ. Ringter,
Co. f. 143d Ohio: Zacharah Taylor, Co. d.
I24th U; s. c. T.: Jacob Appenzeler. Co.
X, 18th Mo: Lorenzo Shrimp Co. III, Ist U.
$. Art. {: Carl Weip, Co. f. 13Oth Ohio John
T. Roach, Co. !, SD Ohio; James d. Burns,