The Spokane Press
16 Jan 1914, Fri · Page 8
Col. Augustus H. Bainbridge, aged 76, retired officer of the U. S. A., died yesterday at his apartments in the Atladena. Ft. Wright officers are arranging a military funeral.
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U. S. TROOPS AT FUNERAL
COLONEL BAINBRIDGE GETS MILITARY HONORS IN BURIAL
Fort Wright Officers Honorary Pallbearers - Squad to Fire Death Salute
The full detachment of the two battalions of the Fourteenth infantry at Fort George Wright will turn out this afternoon at the military funeral of the late Colonel Augustus H. Bainbridge, age 77, who died Thursday at his home at the Altadena apartments. Colonel Bainbridge was for 26 years from 1858 an enlisted man and an officer in the Fourteenth infantry.
Dean W. C. Hicke of All Saints' cathedral will conduct the services from the Gilman undertaking rooms at 2 p.m. The honorary pallbearers will be the following officers from Fort Wright; Lieutenant-Colonel Maury Nichols, Major F. H. Albright, Captain M. E. Saville, Captain P. H. Mullay, Captain W. N. Jordan, Captain A. H. Martin.
From the undertaking rooms the coffin, draped with the American flag, will be followed by an officer's saddle horse draped in black, with boots and spurs reversed. The soldiers of the two battalions will join the cortege near the Fort Wright grounds and proceed to Fort Wright cemetery. The following active pallbearers, sergeants from the fort detachment, will convey the bier at the Fort Wright grounds; Sergeant Jesse Powell, Company A; Sergeant Norman Lund, Company B; Sergeant Everett Shordelman, Company C; Sergeant Samuel Gilbert, Company I; Sergeant Charles N. Bruce, Company K; Sergeant William Costelloe, Company I.
A squad will fire the death salute across the open grave, the body will be lowered to its last resting place as the bugier blows taps.
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Col. US Army Ret. Civil War Veteran
H/O Charlotte (Cobb) Bainbridge
Bainbridge, Augustus Hudson, Dec. 7, 1835 born at Varick, N. Y., son of John and Mary Ann Abbott Bainbridge; Aug. 11, 1858-May 1861 pvt., general service; May 14, 1861-July 30, 1862 sgt., Co. F, 2nd Bn., 14th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Feb. 12, 1862 married Charlotte Dietz Cobb (c.1842 born in New York) at Detroit, Mich. July 14, 1862 2ndlt., Co. A, 14th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Antietam, Md. Dec. 14, 1862 commanded Cos. A and H, 2nd Bn. at Fredericksburg, Va. Mine Run, Va. June 9, 1864 1stlt. Aug. 18-21, 1864 commanded Co. D, 1st Bn. at Weldon Railroad or Globe Tavern, Va. Aug. 18, 1864 brevet capt., U. S. Army for the Weldon Railroad, Va. Sept. 29-Oct. 2, 1864 commanded Co. D, 1st Bn. at Chappell House or Poplar Springs Church, Va. Dec. 11, 1864-Aug. 11, 1866 regimental quartermaster; Aug. 11, 1866 capt. Nov. 20-Dec. 18, 1872 commanded Ft. Laramine, Wyo. 1880 at Ft. Hall, Idaho; 1890 at Ft. Townsend, Jefferson County, Wash. Oct. 14, 1892 maj., 10th U. S. Infantry Rgt. at Ft. Sheridan., Ill. April 17, 1897 ltcol., 4th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Aug. 11, 1898 retired; May 1914 his widow Charlotte applied for a pension while living in Washington. Children: Susie Cobb Bainbridge, April 26, 1864 born-June 4, 1868 died at Ft. Yuma, Calif. Robert Maitland Bainbridge, Dec. 24, 1871 born at Ft. Laramie-Feb. 28, 1877 died at Fenton, Mich. Irene Augusta Bainbridge, Dec. 19, 1884 born at Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
16 Jan 1914, Fri · Page 8
Col. Augustus H. Bainbridge, aged 76, retired officer of the U. S. A., died yesterday at his apartments in the Atladena. Ft. Wright officers are arranging a military funeral.
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U. S. TROOPS AT FUNERAL
COLONEL BAINBRIDGE GETS MILITARY HONORS IN BURIAL
Fort Wright Officers Honorary Pallbearers - Squad to Fire Death Salute
The full detachment of the two battalions of the Fourteenth infantry at Fort George Wright will turn out this afternoon at the military funeral of the late Colonel Augustus H. Bainbridge, age 77, who died Thursday at his home at the Altadena apartments. Colonel Bainbridge was for 26 years from 1858 an enlisted man and an officer in the Fourteenth infantry.
Dean W. C. Hicke of All Saints' cathedral will conduct the services from the Gilman undertaking rooms at 2 p.m. The honorary pallbearers will be the following officers from Fort Wright; Lieutenant-Colonel Maury Nichols, Major F. H. Albright, Captain M. E. Saville, Captain P. H. Mullay, Captain W. N. Jordan, Captain A. H. Martin.
From the undertaking rooms the coffin, draped with the American flag, will be followed by an officer's saddle horse draped in black, with boots and spurs reversed. The soldiers of the two battalions will join the cortege near the Fort Wright grounds and proceed to Fort Wright cemetery. The following active pallbearers, sergeants from the fort detachment, will convey the bier at the Fort Wright grounds; Sergeant Jesse Powell, Company A; Sergeant Norman Lund, Company B; Sergeant Everett Shordelman, Company C; Sergeant Samuel Gilbert, Company I; Sergeant Charles N. Bruce, Company K; Sergeant William Costelloe, Company I.
A squad will fire the death salute across the open grave, the body will be lowered to its last resting place as the bugier blows taps.
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Col. US Army Ret. Civil War Veteran
H/O Charlotte (Cobb) Bainbridge
Bainbridge, Augustus Hudson, Dec. 7, 1835 born at Varick, N. Y., son of John and Mary Ann Abbott Bainbridge; Aug. 11, 1858-May 1861 pvt., general service; May 14, 1861-July 30, 1862 sgt., Co. F, 2nd Bn., 14th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Feb. 12, 1862 married Charlotte Dietz Cobb (c.1842 born in New York) at Detroit, Mich. July 14, 1862 2ndlt., Co. A, 14th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Antietam, Md. Dec. 14, 1862 commanded Cos. A and H, 2nd Bn. at Fredericksburg, Va. Mine Run, Va. June 9, 1864 1stlt. Aug. 18-21, 1864 commanded Co. D, 1st Bn. at Weldon Railroad or Globe Tavern, Va. Aug. 18, 1864 brevet capt., U. S. Army for the Weldon Railroad, Va. Sept. 29-Oct. 2, 1864 commanded Co. D, 1st Bn. at Chappell House or Poplar Springs Church, Va. Dec. 11, 1864-Aug. 11, 1866 regimental quartermaster; Aug. 11, 1866 capt. Nov. 20-Dec. 18, 1872 commanded Ft. Laramine, Wyo. 1880 at Ft. Hall, Idaho; 1890 at Ft. Townsend, Jefferson County, Wash. Oct. 14, 1892 maj., 10th U. S. Infantry Rgt. at Ft. Sheridan., Ill. April 17, 1897 ltcol., 4th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Aug. 11, 1898 retired; May 1914 his widow Charlotte applied for a pension while living in Washington. Children: Susie Cobb Bainbridge, April 26, 1864 born-June 4, 1868 died at Ft. Yuma, Calif. Robert Maitland Bainbridge, Dec. 24, 1871 born at Ft. Laramie-Feb. 28, 1877 died at Fenton, Mich. Irene Augusta Bainbridge, Dec. 19, 1884 born at Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
The Spokane Press
16 Jan 1914, Fri · Page 8
Col. Augustus H. Bainbridge, aged 76, retired officer of the U. S. A., died yesterday at his apartments in the Atladena. Ft. Wright officers are arranging a military funeral.
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U. S. TROOPS AT FUNERAL
COLONEL BAINBRIDGE GETS MILITARY HONORS IN BURIAL
Fort Wright Officers Honorary Pallbearers - Squad to Fire Death Salute
The full detachment of the two battalions of the Fourteenth infantry at Fort George Wright will turn out this afternoon at the military funeral of the late Colonel Augustus H. Bainbridge, age 77, who died Thursday at his home at the Altadena apartments. Colonel Bainbridge was for 26 years from 1858 an enlisted man and an officer in the Fourteenth infantry.
Dean W. C. Hicke of All Saints' cathedral will conduct the services from the Gilman undertaking rooms at 2 p.m. The honorary pallbearers will be the following officers from Fort Wright; Lieutenant-Colonel Maury Nichols, Major F. H. Albright, Captain M. E. Saville, Captain P. H. Mullay, Captain W. N. Jordan, Captain A. H. Martin.
From the undertaking rooms the coffin, draped with the American flag, will be followed by an officer's saddle horse draped in black, with boots and spurs reversed. The soldiers of the two battalions will join the cortege near the Fort Wright grounds and proceed to Fort Wright cemetery. The following active pallbearers, sergeants from the fort detachment, will convey the bier at the Fort Wright grounds; Sergeant Jesse Powell, Company A; Sergeant Norman Lund, Company B; Sergeant Everett Shordelman, Company C; Sergeant Samuel Gilbert, Company I; Sergeant Charles N. Bruce, Company K; Sergeant William Costelloe, Company I.
A squad will fire the death salute across the open grave, the body will be lowered to its last resting place as the bugier blows taps.
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Col. US Army Ret. Civil War Veteran
H/O Charlotte (Cobb) Bainbridge
Bainbridge, Augustus Hudson, Dec. 7, 1835 born at Varick, N. Y., son of John and Mary Ann Abbott Bainbridge; Aug. 11, 1858-May 1861 pvt., general service; May 14, 1861-July 30, 1862 sgt., Co. F, 2nd Bn., 14th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Feb. 12, 1862 married Charlotte Dietz Cobb (c.1842 born in New York) at Detroit, Mich. July 14, 1862 2ndlt., Co. A, 14th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Antietam, Md. Dec. 14, 1862 commanded Cos. A and H, 2nd Bn. at Fredericksburg, Va. Mine Run, Va. June 9, 1864 1stlt. Aug. 18-21, 1864 commanded Co. D, 1st Bn. at Weldon Railroad or Globe Tavern, Va. Aug. 18, 1864 brevet capt., U. S. Army for the Weldon Railroad, Va. Sept. 29-Oct. 2, 1864 commanded Co. D, 1st Bn. at Chappell House or Poplar Springs Church, Va. Dec. 11, 1864-Aug. 11, 1866 regimental quartermaster; Aug. 11, 1866 capt. Nov. 20-Dec. 18, 1872 commanded Ft. Laramine, Wyo. 1880 at Ft. Hall, Idaho; 1890 at Ft. Townsend, Jefferson County, Wash. Oct. 14, 1892 maj., 10th U. S. Infantry Rgt. at Ft. Sheridan., Ill. April 17, 1897 ltcol., 4th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Aug. 11, 1898 retired; May 1914 his widow Charlotte applied for a pension while living in Washington. Children: Susie Cobb Bainbridge, April 26, 1864 born-June 4, 1868 died at Ft. Yuma, Calif. Robert Maitland Bainbridge, Dec. 24, 1871 born at Ft. Laramie-Feb. 28, 1877 died at Fenton, Mich. Irene Augusta Bainbridge, Dec. 19, 1884 born at Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
16 Jan 1914, Fri · Page 8
Col. Augustus H. Bainbridge, aged 76, retired officer of the U. S. A., died yesterday at his apartments in the Atladena. Ft. Wright officers are arranging a military funeral.
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U. S. TROOPS AT FUNERAL
COLONEL BAINBRIDGE GETS MILITARY HONORS IN BURIAL
Fort Wright Officers Honorary Pallbearers - Squad to Fire Death Salute
The full detachment of the two battalions of the Fourteenth infantry at Fort George Wright will turn out this afternoon at the military funeral of the late Colonel Augustus H. Bainbridge, age 77, who died Thursday at his home at the Altadena apartments. Colonel Bainbridge was for 26 years from 1858 an enlisted man and an officer in the Fourteenth infantry.
Dean W. C. Hicke of All Saints' cathedral will conduct the services from the Gilman undertaking rooms at 2 p.m. The honorary pallbearers will be the following officers from Fort Wright; Lieutenant-Colonel Maury Nichols, Major F. H. Albright, Captain M. E. Saville, Captain P. H. Mullay, Captain W. N. Jordan, Captain A. H. Martin.
From the undertaking rooms the coffin, draped with the American flag, will be followed by an officer's saddle horse draped in black, with boots and spurs reversed. The soldiers of the two battalions will join the cortege near the Fort Wright grounds and proceed to Fort Wright cemetery. The following active pallbearers, sergeants from the fort detachment, will convey the bier at the Fort Wright grounds; Sergeant Jesse Powell, Company A; Sergeant Norman Lund, Company B; Sergeant Everett Shordelman, Company C; Sergeant Samuel Gilbert, Company I; Sergeant Charles N. Bruce, Company K; Sergeant William Costelloe, Company I.
A squad will fire the death salute across the open grave, the body will be lowered to its last resting place as the bugier blows taps.
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Col. US Army Ret. Civil War Veteran
H/O Charlotte (Cobb) Bainbridge
Bainbridge, Augustus Hudson, Dec. 7, 1835 born at Varick, N. Y., son of John and Mary Ann Abbott Bainbridge; Aug. 11, 1858-May 1861 pvt., general service; May 14, 1861-July 30, 1862 sgt., Co. F, 2nd Bn., 14th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Feb. 12, 1862 married Charlotte Dietz Cobb (c.1842 born in New York) at Detroit, Mich. July 14, 1862 2ndlt., Co. A, 14th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Antietam, Md. Dec. 14, 1862 commanded Cos. A and H, 2nd Bn. at Fredericksburg, Va. Mine Run, Va. June 9, 1864 1stlt. Aug. 18-21, 1864 commanded Co. D, 1st Bn. at Weldon Railroad or Globe Tavern, Va. Aug. 18, 1864 brevet capt., U. S. Army for the Weldon Railroad, Va. Sept. 29-Oct. 2, 1864 commanded Co. D, 1st Bn. at Chappell House or Poplar Springs Church, Va. Dec. 11, 1864-Aug. 11, 1866 regimental quartermaster; Aug. 11, 1866 capt. Nov. 20-Dec. 18, 1872 commanded Ft. Laramine, Wyo. 1880 at Ft. Hall, Idaho; 1890 at Ft. Townsend, Jefferson County, Wash. Oct. 14, 1892 maj., 10th U. S. Infantry Rgt. at Ft. Sheridan., Ill. April 17, 1897 ltcol., 4th U. S. Infantry Rgt. Aug. 11, 1898 retired; May 1914 his widow Charlotte applied for a pension while living in Washington. Children: Susie Cobb Bainbridge, April 26, 1864 born-June 4, 1868 died at Ft. Yuma, Calif. Robert Maitland Bainbridge, Dec. 24, 1871 born at Ft. Laramie-Feb. 28, 1877 died at Fenton, Mich. Irene Augusta Bainbridge, Dec. 19, 1884 born at Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
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