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Spegglemire, David Wood, Hiram Willowby, James Worden, Schuyler
died al Nashville, Tonn., March 19 '63; causo, disease died at Nashville July 2 '64; cause, distaso died at Indianapolis July 24 '61; cause, disease died at Gallatin Feb. 8 '63; cause, disease died at New Albany Dec. 12 '63: cause, wounds diod at Gallatin dan. 3 '63 cause, discuss
ONE HUNDREDTIL. IND V. I. COMPANY B.
Brooks, Henry Broekway, George Bodley, Philo Blass, Jofferson Berger, Peter died at Madison, Ind., Sept. 19 '62 died at Camp Sherman Sapt. H '63 died at Holly Springs Dec. 30 '62 died at Bellefonte Station Feb. 20 762 died at Grand Junction March 5 '68 Conkey, Manning S killed at Jonesboro August 31 '61 died at Marietta August 26 '%1 died at Grand Junction Feb. 18 '63 died at Colliersville April 1 '63 killed at Atlanta, Ga., Any 21 '64 died at Colliersville April 29 63 killed at Cave Springs Nov. ! . 64 ied at Memphis Jan. 28 .63 ied at Memphis Sopl. 22 .05 ied at Colliersvillo Mar. 19 63
Chad wick, Samuel Casper. Lewis Cluck, Georgs Clark, John C Dillingham, J B Ellis, Charles () Green, David Haynes, Martin Kale, James
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Keith, Lewis
Leo, Clark
Northway, Geo. F
died at Memphis May 3 '61
Rood, Charles
died at Grand Junction Jan. 22 63
Root, Rodney H
died at Chattanooga Nov. 7 '61
Scott, Henry M
died at Chattanooga June 6 '64
Snyder, George
died at Memphis Nov. 14 '63
Soule, David
killed ut. Atlanta, Ga., Aug 25 '64
Taylor, Warren J
drowned in Mill Creek, N. C., Mar, 22 Gl died at Memphis April 15 '63
SEVENTH IND. CAVALRY ( 119TH) REGIMENT.
Hamlin, Georgo
COMPANY D. died at Memphis May 14 '04
Moore, Wesicy died at - - April 18 '62 COMPANY K.
Carey, Edwin
died at Memphis Dec. 23 '64; cause, wounds
Edwards, Danford
killed Dee 26 '63 cause, accident
Hyatt, William
died at Memphis May 30 '64
Thomelson, David killed Dee. 26 '68
TWELFTH IND. CAVALRY (127) REGIMENT
COMPANY B.
Cook, George died in Steuben County April 2 64; cause, discare Call, William died at Vicksburg March 23 '65; cause, disease
Jones, John died at Nashville Jan. 22 '65; cause, disease
Suitterlin, James A died at Tullahoma Nov. 8 '61; cause, disease
COMPANY O.
Case, Cyrus killed at Huntsville Sept, 30 '64
Cutter, Orrin 0 died at Hospital Station Juno 18 '65; canse, disease
Conkey, Sorento died at Huntsville Sept. 15 '64; cause, disease
Dwelley, Archer died at Huntsville Sept. 15 '64; canse, disease
Fuller, Wilson died at Huntsville July 16 '64; cause, disease
Holdredge, Dudley died at Baton Rouge May 9 '65; cause, disease Seymour, Frankbn died at Vicksburg July 21 '65; cause, disease
Sams, Benj B died at Huntsville July 31 '65: cause, disenso
Tingley, Geo. W died at Huntsville August 10 '61; cause, disease
Fee, Mosos Lee, William II
COMPANY I. died at Huntsville Sept. 19 64 ; cause, disease died at fhuntsville
ONE HUNDREDTH AND TWENTY NINTH IND .V. I. COMPANY A.
Barnard, Orsemus died at Michigan City March 30 61 Clemens, Hezekiah died at Chattanooga May 12 '61; enuse, discaso Cartwright, Wm died at. Cleveland June 19 '61; cause, disease
Clemons, James died at Charleston May 6 '61; cause, disenso llcath, Homer I. died at Knoxville April 26 '61; cause, disease Joney, Charles H died at Chattanooga Sept. 12 '61; cause, disease
Welch, Wilham J
killed at Jonesboro, Ga., August 31 '64 died at Grand Junction Feb. 11 '63
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Kope, Henry
died at Washington Feb. 11 '65; cause, discaso
I.ce, William died at Michigan City March 20 '61; cause, disease
MeKinley, Roderick died at Louisville Feb. 3 '65; cause, disease
Musser, Samuel
died at Chattanooga
Moore, John
died at Nashville June 29 '64; cause, disease
Mock, George
died at. Atlanta, Ga, July 29 '64; cause: wounds
Powers, Josiah
died at Chattanooga Angust 4 '61
Smith, Birge
died at New York City April 29 '65, as Ist In. of Company died at Charlotte, N. C., June 11 '65; cause, disease
Shafer, Eli
died at Sept .. 5 '61; cause, wounds
COMPANY C.
Bundy, Nathaniel died at Michigan City March 16 '64; cause, disease
Gunn, Morrison, Je died at Nashville June 10 '64; cause, disease
Ryan, Horton Ki died at Marietta, Ga., July 27 61; cause, disease
COMPANY II.
Bohart, Samuel died at Cleveland May 16 64; cause, disease
Boyer, Francis died at Andersonville August 4 '64
Bender, James A died at Knoxville August 22 '64; cause, discaso
Bender, Andros died at Nashville August 6 '61; cause, disease Board, Alexander W died at Kingston July 22 '64; cause, disease
Carpeater, Joshua Hendricks, Joseph King, Emanuel
died at Andersonville August 22 '61; cause, discase died at Knoxville Sept. 1 '64; cause, disease
Mayberry, Charles
died at Kingston, Ga ..
Messerva, John B
died at Chattanooga June 15 '61; cause, disease
Petty, Aaron
died at Alatoona, Ga., June 23 '64; cause, disease
Spits, Carl died at Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 3t '64
Stephenson, Nathan died atMichigan City -
Vinton, Jacob died at New albany Feb. 1 '65
COMPANY I.
Lockwood, Deloss died at Knoxville June 12 :64: cause, disease Sutton, Alfred died at Washington Feb. 8 '64; cause, disease Sines, Charles W died at Nashvile May 21 '64; cause, disease COMPANY K. Clark, Charles died at Indianapolis May 3 '64; cause, disease
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SECOND IND. V. I. - COMPANY A.
Ingersol, Willard died at Nashville Feb, 9 '65; cause, disease Van Cleve, John W died at Nashville March 8 '65: cause, diseaso
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SECOND IND. V. L.
COMPANY C.
Woodford, Byron D died at Cumberlund, Md., March 25 65
COMPANY F. Nichols, Henry died at Indianapolis March 28 '65 COMPAMY IL. French, David J died at Cumberland, Md., March 27 '66
COMPANY K. Calvin. Jesso P' ied ad Indianapolis March 28 265; caure, disenso
Sharp, Samuel C
died at Knoxville August 19 '61; cause, disease
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Graham, Seymour died at Frederick City April 3 '65; cause, disease.
Gillett, Nelson died at Baltimore April 22 '65; cause, disease
MeEntyre, Wm C died at Indianapolis March 19 '65; cause, disease
Rummell, David J died at Indianapolis March 18 '65; cause, disease
Swarts, Jacob died at Indianapolis March 10 '65; cause, disease
TWENTY-SECOND IOWA V. I. - COMPANY A.
Butler, Frank died at DeCro Point Texas -'63
COMPAMY AND REGIMEMT NOT KNOWN.
Infield. Philip date and place of death unknown
Infield, Jacob date and place of death unknown
Trowbridge, Enoch date and place of death unknown
Thomas, Richard date and place of death unknown
OMITED.
Donihue, Daniel Co. C 152 Ind., died nt Quincy, Mich., March 10 '65
Jarvis, Alexander Co. D 118 Ind., died at Knoxville March 19 '65
Terrill, Chester Co. - 7 Mich., died at Gettysburg July - '63
The total number who went and never returned is 238, a long list, more than two companies of good men, or about every fifth man, that went from Steuben County nover returned. May the people thereof hold flas Roll of llonor in sacred memory on each 30th day of May, the National Decoration Day, together with all other soldiers who were premitted to return home, but from causes getherod in the war have found a grave in the different como -. turies of the county. And in continuation of the Roll of Honor followes the names of soldiers, with organizations to which they belonged if known, who are buried in the cemeteries of the county.
MILLGROVE TOWNSHIP
OLD CEMETERY OF ORLAND
Brown, John Co
Clum, Jacob
....
Hurd, Harvey B 100 Ind Milnes, Joseph 10 A 44
Keller, Jacob ..
Merrill. E D =
MeKegg, Albro 9 Mich Band
GREEN LAWN CEMENTERY OF ORLAND Larimore, James Co .. ...
CARLTON CENETERY
Nevells, Tip Co ..
... .. .
Otto, Christain
Ind
Wilder, Charles " B 100 Ind
JAMESTOWN TOWNSHIP
JAMESTOWN CEMETERY
Day, Sammuel ('D) A 88 Ind
Green, Francis = Ind
Townsley, Albert ..
.1.4 Ind
FREMONT TOWNSHIP
FREMONT CEMETERY
Burdick, Mathew Co GA Allch Cav
Cobb, William Co C 12 Ind Cav
Goff, ( D) Clo A 129 Ind
Core, John
.. . ...
Haghey, James @ | 100 Ind
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Holler, James 11 17 Mich
Miller, Joseph A 29 Ind
Russell, John
Sidesinger, Alexander ( 177 Penn
Wileox, Amos A 29 Ind
Whealey, HI E
Co L 6 Mich Cav
CLEAR LAKE TOWNSHIP.
CLEAR LAKE CEMETERY.
Duguid, Moses
Co K 129 Ind
Donihue, . ..
..
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Gary, Jarrard ..
Huffman, Charles
G 1 Mich
McDowell, David
..
Smith, ...
.6
Wilbor, Soth 6.
Troop, Henry
...
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
FLINT CEMETERY.
Bennett, John Co . . . . .
Cleveland, Osmer " M 5 Ind Cav
Bowers, Alfred ": 13 12 Ind Cnv
Dove, Robert " 11 74 Ind
Ebort, Isane
Huffman, J W "' A 129 Ind Snyder, William L, Co E 50 N Y Eng Syllabaugh, Robert ('u ..
Spangle, Zachariah
...
Wilson, Nowell
4.1 Ind
LAKE GAGE CEMETERY.
Evans, Robert
42 111
Lock, E M " G 14 Chio
JACKSON PRAIRIE CEMETERY
Benedict, Milton Co ..
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Rosser, William " A 4 Ind
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.
CIROLE HILL CEMETERY OF ANGOLA. Brown, German Et Co B 100 Ind Hansofman, Willi: . " A 29 Ind
Kinney, Chas Capt " A 41 Ind
Twitchell, Henry A 44 Ind
Trucsdall, Samuel " E 74 Ind
Van Aukin, Julius " A 129 Ind
Yandes, S L . . . . . .
OLD CEMETERY OF ANGOLA.
Aldrich, Simeon A Col 44 Ind
"Fee, Moses Co I 12 Ind Cav
Meriman, Henry Co A 44 Ind
Moffett, Thomas C
" A 44 Ind
Mason, Samuel B
72 Ohio
Nichols, John " E
9 Ind
Straly, John
44 Ind
Stealy, Christian 60
A 4.1 Ind
Scholtz, Emile A 88 Ind
CROCKETT CEMETERY.
Ireland, Jonathan
Co .
Porter, H A " F 13 Mich
SOWLE CEMETERY.
Tabor. Joseph
Co C 12 Ind Cav
Tabor, Lafayette " C 12 Ind Cav
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
SCOTT CEMETERY.
Davidson, Henry Co 11 51 Ind
Hutchins, John " A 29 Ind
Hutchins, John R 44 Ind
Jackson, Jacob
-- 100
Ind
Moore, Cornelius ..
A 29 Ind
JORDON CEMETERY.
Ewing, James Co A 4.4 Ind
Green, Harrison A
"
Ind
Pew, James "
11 74 Ind
Pew, Edward
=
71 Ind
Pattee, Alvah A Ind
Roppord, John HI 197 Ohio
Tasker, W W 2 111
DYGERT CEMETERY.
Allen, David B Co .1 29 Ind Badger, J C " 1) 59 Ind
Elliott, Honry " 17 Mich Cav
Heath, Homer
Wilson, Henry " F 152 Ind Lentz, Henry .. 65 Ohio
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Ryan, John Co A 14 Ind
. Ryan, Stephen " A 44 Ind
Taylor, William J. . ....
Taylor, Joshua
Taylor, Orrin
" K 152
Ind
Woodward, Hiram
" A 29 Ind
WICKWIRE CEMETERY.
Sage, Alonzo
Co A 44 Ind
Tingler, John " A
29
Ind
Tingler, Simon " A
29
Ind
HOLDRIDGE CEMETERY. Holdridge, Dudley Co C 12 Ind Cav
YORK TOWNSHIP.
POWERS CEMETERY.
Brooks, Francis Co A 44 Ind
Burk, Eli
" I 29 Ind
Brooks, Henry " B 100 Ind
Dillingham, Jerry
" A 129
Ind
Eldridge, Henry · K 44
Ind
Hill, Augustus
Norrix, Willianr L H 129
Ind
Powers, Stephen A
A 44
Ind
Powers, Josiah
A 129 Ind
Petlee, Cornelins
16 A 129 Ind
Stevenson, Nathan H 129 Ind
Wetherwax, Henry
" A 129
Ind
YORK CEMETERY. Betzer, Peter Co B 100 Ind
SALEM TOWNSHIP.
NORTH SALEM CEMETERY.
Butler, S. S. Co K 29 Ind
Chenworth, Abram 23 Ind Bat
Richardson, Myron " II 68 Ohio
TURKEY CREEK CEMETERY.
Dunbar, David Co
Dunbar, Milton
Haywood, Robert
Ruthman, Edward
HAL,LISTE
VanCleve, William
CEMETERY. Co A 29 Ind
TRINITY CEMETERY.
Molmain. Ambrose Co B 100 Ind Mcbain, Charles " E 75 11}
.... Sherrow, Franklin " K 152 Ind
Sherrow, Sutton "
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STEUBEN TOWNSHIP.
PLEASANT LAKE CEMETERY.
Bennett, Malcom Co K 41 Ind
Danford, John "
. 69 NY
George, S B
Capt H1 71 Ind
Gilbert, Samuel
"
K 44 Ind
Gardner, Elisha
"
= 74 Ind
George, James "
= 7.1 Ind
Gilbert, M. H 71 Ind
Mocherman, Adam
4 Mich
Perfect, Middleton "
71 Ind
Perfect, Robert L.
11 74 Ind
Rose, Solomon J. H1
7.4 Ind
Stutler, Daniel 16
=
74 Ind
Sisson, Joseph ..
K
41 Ina
Smith, Ambrose
K
44 Ind
Smith, William HI
11 13 Ind
Smith, Henry
G
19 Ind
Tompson, James 66
29 Ind
Tutilo, F. H.
66
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Ind
CARTER CEMETERY. Winling, Paris C. Co C 30 Mich
OTSEGO TOWNSHIP.
OTSEGO CENTER CEMETERY. Humphreys, Robert Co H 155 Ohio
Longsdale, Goorge =
74 Ind
OTSEGO NORTH CEMETPRY.
Burch, Halbert
Co H 74 Ind
Cory, George " A 129 Ind
Vaughn, Dewilt " H 3 Mich
HAMILTON CEMETERY,
Andrews, II. N. Co .A 44 Ind
Bender, William 29 Ind
Brown, Joseph " F
Ind
Crain, Ezra 4.
French, William " A 44
Griffith, Leaman ..
11
. . ..: Ind Ind
...
..
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Omitted in the regular list on account of report not being forwarded in season.
COUNTY LINE CEMETERY .- SALEM TOWNSHIP.
Altman, John P Co A 29 Ind 6 Minn Cav
Andrews, John Cary, Phineas Co G 44 Ind
Cook, Asa . 29 Ind Myers, James Co A 129 Ind
29 Ind Ulam, Samuel " 11 30 Ind
Cary, David
Conway, William Green, Thomas Cook, J .. .. . G. 41 Ind Charlton, Edward Co . . 12 Ind Cav Co H 30 Ind Co M. 67 Penn Art
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Jones. Julius Co F
Ind
Keyorice, Joseph
Martin, Henry
. .
Martin, Albert.
....
Phillips, Benjamin
Packers, William
..
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Taylor, William H.
A 129 Ind
METZ CEMETERY.
Goodrich, David O. Co A 44 Ind
Graham, George " K 106 Ohio
Guise, Henry.
BETHEL CEMETERY.
Guise, John
Co A 14 Ind
Stout, John " HI 74 Ind
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY.
Ross, Reed Co . ...
No class of people enjoy reunions better than old soldiers, the clash of hands, a look in the eye, and the magic word "Comrade" bring forth the memory of camp, battle, march, and soklier privations. Even if the soldiers are perfect strangers, cach knows that the other was there, This feeling also ' prevails among the citizens assembled to witness these reunions. Joy and good felling beams on the countenance of all. Heart felt thanksgivings with loyalty to country, Bag, and comrade spring fourth in words and tokens of sincere friendship at sight of the badge or button. The hand voluntarily extends without thought, and the clasp produces a thrill of pleasure, that can- not be explained in words, and this unexplained feeling of comradeship is not equaled by any other class, order, or society and is the nearest to but not the felling of the home circle,
No movement was made in Steuben County for a soldiers' reunion until 1879. In August of that year an organization was formed with N. P. Lewis, Press; Frente Mellowan, Vice Pres .; E. J. Fitch, Sec'y .; O. Carver, 'Treas .; W. 1. Keyes, Chaplain; E. G. Melendy, Chief Marshall; and an executive com- mittee of one person from each township. September 9th was selected as the date of the reunion. It was one of the most enjoyable reunion, cyer held in Steuben County, the people turned out in a mass bringing their bands of music. A free dinner was provided for all. By the register kept on that ocension their were 13 Ohio regiments, 31 Indiana, 16 Michigan, 14 New York, 3 Wisconsin, 2 Peu . 2 Kansas, 2 lowa, and B U. S. Regulars represented.
Douglass, Robert Co C 12 Ind Cav Everhart, J. M. Capt Co K 152 Ind
Eckhart, John " A 44 Ind
Newville, Solomon " K 152 Ind
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
RICHLAND CENTER CEMETERY.
Battreall, John W. Co K 81 Ind
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The utmost good order and conquet prevailed throughout, and many visitors from abroad were present.
In 1882 the 129th Indiana held a reunion at Angola. Major William II. Cole as President and Lient. E. G. Melendy, Secretary. Both were members of Company A and from Steuben County. The 129th was royally welcomed by the citizens.
A Regimental reunion of the 44th Indiana was held at Angola October 10th 1883. Lewis Griffith of Steuben County and last captain of Company A was President. This reunion scamed as enjoyable to the people as to the soldiers. A dinner was provided for them, and the Agriculture Association gave them free admission to the Fair Grounds, the county fair being held at the time.
In 1885 the comdy organization was again revived with E. G. Melendy as Pres. and A. F. Day Sec'y. There was a general turnout of cxsoldiers and citizens at the reunion on the Fair Grounds near Angola. This county organ- ization has held annual reunions with B. F. Dawson President in 1886 and 1. I. C. Young President in 1887. A. F. Day continuing as Secretary. With no deminntion of fraternal feeling and enjoyment of the boys and citizens assembled on both occasions. George D. Cleveland was elected president for 1888, but owing to other circumstances the time of reunion was crowed out, but the organization is not dead.
In 1887 a Tri-State Reunion organization was organized and held its reunion on the banks of Fish Lake. Otsego Township, with Capt. Hoadly of Edon, Ohio, as president. This organization again held a reunion at the sino place in 1888, and elected Capt. Lewis Griffith president for 1889.
Another regimental reunion was held at Angola Sept. 19th 1887. That
of the 74th Indiana by the invitation of Company Il and the citizens. Capi. . Lawrence Gates was secretary. Those from abroad were hospitably enter- tained and the 71th left feeling well repaid in having their reunion in Steuben County.
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"We'll never forget our soldier days, Their trials, griefs, and joys; The glorious songs that were always Sung proudly by the boys,
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
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WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
POSTS
CORPS
STEUBEN COUNTY, INDIANA.
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The Grand Army of the Republic.
It was but natural after the close of the greatest civil war in history, that the soldiers would seek to assemble together to preserve the memories of urmy associations, strengthen fraternal feeling, and render aid and protection to needy comrades or those dependent upon them. A society called the Grand Army of the Republic was instituted immediately after the close of the war in 1865, and spread rapidly over the north. In the winter of 1866-7 Geo. E. Young, Lawrence Gates, and William Phelps went to Waterloo and were initiated into the Grand Army of the Republic, came home and organized a post at Angola with Comrade Gates as commander. This post lived nearly three years Chas. F. Kinney was commander the second year, and Win. H. Phelps the third year until it with nearly all other posts in the country dis- banded. The order having become to much of a partisan character.
In 1877 the Grand Army of the Republic was revied with a new ritual, having the same beneficial and fraternal character, but with all factions and politics barred. It character as being a strictly nonpartisan organization is sustained in the opinion of prominent members of all parties who havo amplo oppor- tunities to judge. Although it is not denied that individuals seek to use it or abuse it for political ends, but with ridged rules, orders, and patriotic level minded officers nothing of a political nature is allowed to enter the post room. And with CHARITY as one of its cardinal principals in view, it is accomplishing a great work, and it is wonderfully aided by the Woman's Relief Corps. They find that tho mothers, wives, and daughters as useful and necessary as they were during the war in devising ways to strengthen and encourage in the doing of this important work for humanity.
Steuben County now has eight G. A. R. Posts under the new dispensation. Five of these posts have W. R. C. auxiliaries. All aro in good healthy con dition and working well with full intention to preserve, sustain, and keep alive the three great principals of the Grand Army of the Republic; FRATER- NITY to one another, Curry to n comrade, his widow and orphans, and Loysury to count .; and flag until the final muster out of the old veterans.
GEN. KILPATRICK
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HI. JUDSON KILPATRICK POST 6. A. R. No. 45 and W. R. C. No. 58. LOCATED AT FREMONT, INDIANA.
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MAJOR GEN. IL. JUDSON KUTATHIER, in honor of whom post do is named, was a distingushed brave general and cavalry officer of the civil war. He was born in New Jersey Jan. 14, 1836. After graduating at West Point he was appointed 2nd Lieut. of artillery. . In May, 1861, he was commissioned cap. tain in the 5th N. Y. Vol. and in Dee., 1862, Col. of the 2nd N. Y. Cavalry. He was promoted brigadier general in 1863, and commanded a division at Gettys- burg. In 1861 ordered to do duty with Gen. Sherman and was severely wounded at Kosneea. He commanded the cavalry of Sherman's army on ns march through deergia and the Carolinas. In June, 1865, was promoted Major Genend of volunteers. He resigned his commission Jan. 1, ING. In the sarne year he was appointed minister to Chili, and recalled in 1868. Ile was reappointed 18 April 1881 and died in Chin, S. A., Dec. I the same year.
G. A. R., Post No. 15 is the ranking post of Steuben County under the new dispensation. This post was organized Fob 13, 1882, with twelve charter members, and rapally drew members from all parts of the county. Siany have sice buen transfered to help organize other posts in the county.
VETERANA WHO HAVE ENROLLED IN POST 30. 45.
Allen, Chachs
Mich
Donglass, DA Davinson, Henry Del'ue, Heury W' .. =
" 11 57 Ohio
Abboti, Lyman
.. 1 111 NY
Ambrose, J C .. 1 113 Ohio
Bloomer, William .. 1) 71 Ind Daugherty, CHl
A 29 Jad Bates, George K TIG NY
Balcb, William h
19 Tid
.. K 11 .Ind Brown, Auson 0 29 Tad
Burgan, Miles .. B 22
Co C 12 Ind Cav
Fritz Moses ..
=
Bassel: Bands W
Crandal 3 2. Co A 11 Ind
Filley, Ofliver Fetterby, 3 E ..
11 · ich Cole, N .1 11 71 Ind
Casseit, Curtis F 82 Ohio Goff, B J Lient
Clark, W' '
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65 NY
Cary, C.11 .. 29 ind
Chaplain, Edwin B 101 Ohio
1 Mich
Caswell, \ D
.. Connett, Morris A 31 Ind
Hughey, SF
Cumins, Stephen, .. 45 Pem
Ilix, Marvin Hubble, Bert Lient Co # 82 Cho
Clark, Arby Dygert, K. H
٠,٨ 419 NY 2 Mich
Hutchins, David " A 129 Ind
Elco, John Eberts, James M 1: 100 Lad
Elhott. SH Frast, Jerome B .. 1 1:
Gleason, CHI .. Gibbons, John W ..
Gunn, Morrison
Gunn, Robert (' 1.9 2nd
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Harter, Philip Ildler, Daniel Heath, Horace 11
Hutchins, J R Hart, Thompson Havens, Ira S Hagerty, J L. Hall, Joseph
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J 111 Price, James
.. A 151 Ind " H 38 Ohio
.. A 29
Parsons, Seymour
Hilbish, Ammnon
Jeffery, 1 B IL
Johnson, N L 6.
hant, Pda
Kinsey, Eli
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ligan, dola .. 1 1110
Kinney, William
.. 1) 15 Nich
Roper, William
Kinsey, Moses Lieut .. 38 ind
Robbins, Henry
Co Bb Ohio (a) " CIE Ind Cav
Kellogg, Josiah
" D ! ind Art
Knous, James
..
.. 1 119 Pom
Shutta dual ( " i'
Tættz, Nelson J 11 .. 7i
1 21 Ohio
Showalter, ficam
K 11 Indi " A 129 Iund Co B 6 Chio Cas
Imca., G R Mellendy E G
.. GiUsAd
Shecta. George W' Patiisso, William - 29
.. 1 29 Ind : 'asker, Williams 二 74 the!
Millons, William
" (: 100 Ind Co A 112 Ind
'Tuttle. F' Ai , hite, Charles West, Henry Woodard, W
Co M 5 Ind Cay Co A 444 Ind
MeKochen, William
Mellroy, Robert
12 Ohne B.t Co E 65 Ohio
Wolcott, Jantes C'o li
ES Mich
Marsh, Samuel
.. A Al Ind " K 19 0hio
Williams. Burton Widge, Daniel Co (6 Mich Att
PAST TEST COMMANDERS
Bert Habblo N. G. Melendy
B. J. Goff E. R. Porter Nelson Lettz
Wiliam Tasker
Curtis Casscil
" The present post commander is Nelson bettz adjalant E C Molendy. There are now 55 members in good standing from a fond carolinant of 102 with an excellent W. R. C. ausillery, No. 58, organized July 8th 1887 with 1 charter members. The following is a list of the mender, of W. R. C. No. 58;
Mrs. Marian White, President
Mrs. Ellen MeRochon, Sporetary
Allen, Mes. Martha Caswell, Mrs. Vina Daugherty, Mrs Mary Di wey, Mrs. Ida Follolt, " Nora Hughey, Mra. Human Holler, Mas. Just Fine
Kinay, Mrs. Mette. Kinsey, Michael, Mrs. Martha MeKochen, Mrs. ICHon Ryan, Mrs. Amandy Hantz, Mrs. Hattie White, Mis, Marian Wilkins, Mrs, Florence
Kooun, 17 Deli
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(VKeer, A
CoA 4! I.d
19 Ohio " A 44 Ind
Oberst, Chis Pamter, Thomas Porter, E R " ( 68 Chio Parker, Solomon " 0 128 Olio " 11 14 ind Pendill, danas Co K } Mich Cas Co K 162 bal " E 33 NY ..
Russell, William
Reed, Ira 1
Koons, All
.. 11 15 0ho
Story, John D Spangle, Lafayette Lo Ind
Kritzel Aaron
Sommeilest, Ardne W .. 1 29 Ind Sinas, Charles
bint, Daniel
Loop. Moses B ..
lant, James
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Stewart, James
Methane, Robert
Morlan, Lewis
Miller, 11 4
2
Co D . 98 Ohio " HI 17 Mich
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The post hall is in the immediate buisness part of town, finely furnished and divided By folding doors and slides for the sessions of the G. A. R. and W. R. O. and it vecasion requires thrown into one largo hall for larger assemblies.
PERSONAL MENTIONS OF A FEW ACTIVE MEMBERS. .
C. H. DAvanRErx, a first class jewelry, with full service in the ranks can well enjoy the comradeship the G. A. R. gives him. He is a zohus worker in any move for its advancement and kindred organization, the W. h. C. and S. of V For his zeal the S. of V. camp adopted the name of Daugherty Camp. Mrs. Mary Daugherty is a true auxillery to her husband and his efforts for the ofdl veteran.
ALL KOONS and Lady are both members of the soldier organizations and respected for their efforts and as citizens. Comrade Krons was a member of a gallant Ohio Regiment and at Stone River was to read to sacrifice one limb for his country.
CURTIS CASSELL, also from an Ohio regiment somas much interested in his post. He served one term as commander and as sten gave it his best attention. He is a much respecteu citizen and farmer.
MOSES KINSEY, a merchant of long residence in Fremont and a member of an Ohio company from the adjoining county of Williams, is strong in his conviction of right and not afraid to advocate them. He is a solid member of the G. A. R. and ably seconded by his wife Mrs. Netti Kinsey in public and society's good.
B. J. Gore, has been an active business man of Fremont for some years and is well known by the people. He served one term as post commander. Like many others he shows the effects of his army service.
A D. CASWELL, a veteran of the 4th Mich. and one of the first to go from Steuben County has long been known as a business and utterprising man of the county.
'The above are only a few of the many active members and are from regi- ments of other states. Personal mention of other members could be given but time and space will not permit in this volume.
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