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MADIGAN.-H the home of his son. near
lybrrrH, Pa. Jan. To- 1910, Thomas Madi-
g1n, aged about ~ years. Comrade Mad-
si! MAS :; nlenber of Co. T, 70,h y: Y.
l9tJ j. W. TayIar. aged 6ii years. Conirade
Taylor served thru the war in Go. II. s7th
Ohio. He is suNive,l by IL widow, one sou
and Il daughter.
1910 William Conrad, GO. II. 18th Pa.
nOYLE.-At !.cain!. fif., Ian. Il, 1910,
I,eter Doyic, as.d t1 years, 90. I, 1uiih
widow. - s.t:s-
The following comrades Of Chase City
Post 5, department of Iowa, have died re-
Gently: VIM. ". Dennis, Ju.y = 1898, aged
Il !,ars, Gu. G, 18th L. $. Regulars. sur
'ivtd by widow and two children; j. NJ tis-
worth. Co q. 9TH Iowa Cav, Sept ~, 1910,
aged 81 years. survived by widow and six
1859, Co. l. 42d H., survived by widow
and daughter; NJ. FiSi. Oct. 80 1850, aged
20 years, Co. u. 9th Wis, survived by his
widow and two children.
kINNEY--At his horia IN Bozemaa, Mont,
Jan. l6, 1910, Edward c. Kinney, aged G5
years. Corlrade kinney enlisted IN 1852 in
the l43d ohio, and served until the end OF
the He was Commander of his Iost,
also Commander of the department of Mon
tana. His widow ana six children survive.
LlMBERT.-At bis home IN Aaronsburg.
Pa, Jun. IS 1910. Frederick Limbcrt, aged
IL years. comr,de Linhert enlisted in Co.
A, 1isih Pa; was wounded at Gettysburg.
but served unit. the close of the war. lie
| Is survived hy bis widow, three sons and
three daughters.
BISSELL.-At his home. Richmond Hill.
" y, Nov. s. 1853. Capt. 6. 4. Bisseil, 5th
Wis, after a short Illness.
tHEETHAM.-At bis home in South Bell
/ inghapi, Wash, April 3. 1899. r. Z. Cheet-
ham, aged 81 years. Comrade Cheetham
served three years and eight lnnnrhs. He WAS
survived by willow and nine children.
The National Military Home, Kansas sends
to us ihe following list OF comrades who an
G. McMath, 60. II, I'd No. Cav: Isaac W.
Ehcrui,I:u. 9TH Ohio Battery; james A. Ken
nedy, I. :. Navy; Enoch l.. Church, 9th Ind.
G,emmlli, 2lst Pa; CAV; Jas. Z. crabb 3lst
\. Ferris, 9th Bat, Wis. l.. Art; Geo. X.
Beard, 10th Ohio; Joseph Clark, fist Ohio;
Ohio; Frederick W. Becker, stb III. Cav
Thomas Jones. 2sth Iowa; Frederick l..
Church. l2oth Ohio: William II. wilson, 59th
Ohio; Andrew Gilpatrick. 144th Ind; John
Brown. 18th Bat, Ind. l.. Art; John ". John
I son, 11Itl I. S. c. ii. A.; Seaborn Montgom-
cry, Ind: Bat, L. $. c. L. A, and James
WALKER.L.on Dec. is, 1909, Comrade
Walker, 20. II, 18th Ind. Comrade Walker
enlisted from Fulton County, Ind, Dee II,
1861 and was discharged July q, 1855. He
was brave soldier and true comrade, and
for n number OF years was Quartermastar OF
II. w: Slocum Post. Is, Department Of Okla
boma. He Is survived by his widow and
seven children.
DWELLE-At his home at Kelcy's Island,
Ohio. Dec. % 1909. Alonzo W. Dwel:e, late
of Co K, 13Oth Ohio, aged 81 years. Com
| rade Dwelle was member of McMeans Post
q. A. H., of SandusEy, Ohio.
| GULLIC.s-At his home near Macedonia,
| H., March, 1909. Nicholas II. Guile Com
rade Gullic was Commander of Post I69. He
| Is survived by a@w!dow, three SONS and three
daughters.
RACLIFFE-At his home in Macedonia,
| IL. nrlin ~
years. He served in the 10th H., and was
Commander OF his Post. He is survived by
widow, three sons and two daughters.
rade King. who was Il @ years old, DC was oar- oer-
:nancnt invalid and had moved to St. Cloud
sKIFF-lt his nome, 4s4 S. Francisco St,
Chicago, ILL.,, JAM 23, 1910, Frank Drake
skiff, aged SO years, 'Gomrade Skin was a
member of Farragut Post, COZ, and the Chi
cngo Veteran Association.
! RlCHARDS0N.-At his home in HopewelI,
poral, Co. B, s1st Mo. q He enlisted In July,
| 1862, and was mustered ont at Washington,
d. c., In June, 1865. He was charter mem.
per or n. e. Beckett Post, 34s, of Mineral
,BEViLHIMER.-AtM Milmine, ILL.,. Jan. 90
1910, John r.; Beyilhimer, aged 63 years.
X, 62d III: enlisting Dec. 0, 1861, and serv-
ing until March 9, 1865.
| HALL.-At his home In Cabot, VT, Nov.
"a, 1909, Mark p: Hall, aged 20 years. Com
rade Hall served as Sergeant in Co. G, 4th
VT He was a member of Morrill, Post. IL
Of Cabot. Vt. widow and two daughters
survive him.
Daniel A. Bean Post 100, East Brownfeld
Me- lost three Of its members last year: K.
B. Bean, Vim. C. Rowe and Edman w
Blake.
PICKARD.-At his home in jamestown, N
radc Pickard enlisted In the 10th Pa, and
later in the 112th n. Y, in which he was
promoted to First Lieutenant; was severely
member of the General Court Martial at
Washington; was Judge Advocate at Alex-
andrfa, Va; was brevetted Captain, then
Major for meritOrious service. COmrade
pickard is survived by two sons and one