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fire on the enemy's sharpshooters, who were occupying the Devil's Den and the rocks around us, and were busily at work picking off our men upon the least exposure. General Weed was here killed, as was also Captain Haslett, who commanded the battery which we were supporting. During the night the men were busy in building stone walls for their protection." There was little fighting on the 3d, in the immediate front of the regiment. On the morning of the 4th the skirmish line, advanced and captured some prisoners, passing over the enemy's breast-works and coming up with his rear-guard, when the skirmishers retired. The loss in the engagement was two officers and nineteen men.
At four o'clock on the afternoon of the 5th the regiment left Little Round Top, and marched to Marsh Creek, where it encamped. Leaving the direct line of retreat taken by the enemy, the corps proceeded by Utica, Middletown. and Boonsboro, and crossing Antietam Creek was formed in line of battle on the morning of the 11th, driving in the rebel skirmishers. On the 12th the line again advanced and threw up breast-works. During the 13th a heavy fire was kept up with good effect, and at night the enemy retreated across the river. On the following morning the line advanced to Williamsport, taking some prisoners.
The marching, counter-marching, and strategic manœuvres which charac. terized the fall campaign of 1863, in the valley of Virginia, attended with hard marching, ceaseless vigilance, and constant activity, but with little hard fighting, was participated in by the regiment with its characteristic prompti- tude, and rapidity of movement, and upon the return of the army from Mine Run, where the campaign ended, was assigned to duty along the line of the Rappahannock, and the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. On the 26th of De- cember a large proportion of the regiment re-enlisted, and was mustered for an additional term of three years. The men who could not re-enlist were transferred to the One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Pennsylvania, and on the 2d of January, 1864, the regiment left for home on veteran furlough. Upon its arrival in Philadelphia it paraded on Chestnut street, in front of Indepen- dence Hall. Head-quarters were established on Chestnut street below Fifth, and Lieutenant Shipley was detailed for recruiting service. On the 16th of February the regiment re-assembled and proceeded to the Upland Institute, near Chester, remaining until the 2d of March, when it moved to the front under command of Lieutenant Colonel Sinex, and went into winter-quarters at Warrenton Junction.
The army moved on the Spring campaign on the 4th of May. "About eleven o'clock in the evening of the 3d of May," says the report of the cam- paign, "the regiment left Culpepper and marched to Germania Ford on the Rapidan, crossing the river at six o'clock on the morning of the 4th, and marching to near Wilderness Tavern, where we were thrown into line of battle, and posting pickets, bivouacked for the night. On the morning of the 5th, marching to near Parker's Store, we were thrown into line of battle on the right of the brigade, and advanced through a dense thicket of underbrush until we had got outside of the skirmish line, on the edge of a cleared field, when the brigade charged across it, but was driven back, retiring to our old position, where we remained during the balance of the day and that night. The next day we were advanced out to the left of the road to protect the pio- neers who were throwing up a line of works. At three o'clock P. M. our
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regiment was ordered to relieve a division of the Pennsylvania Reserves on. the left of the road, and upon getting into position posted our skirmishers close up to the hill on which the rebels were entrenched. We lay there that night, skirmishing with the rebels until one o'clock A. M. of the 7th, when we were ordered to fall back as quickly and quietly as possible, to the line of works which had been thrown up in our rear. The rebels followed us closely, and at day-break, thinking that we had retreated, made a charge, but were repulsed and driven back in disorder. We remained behind the works all day, the rebels making two or three attempts on our line, but being each time driven back. About nine P. M. we were withdrawn and moved slowly along the plank road, through a complete forest. At about mid-night the led horses at the head of the column becoming frightened at the firing of the skirmishers, rushed through the column knocking down many of the men. Color Sergeant Robert Chism was so badly trampled that he died after having one of his legs amputated. The regiment was quickly re-formed and resumed the march, ar- riving at Todd's Tavern at seven on the following morning."
The enemy was already there when the regiment arrived, and it was im- mediately thrown into line relieving the cavalry. Advancing to a little knoll called Laurel Hill, under heavy shelling, it at once opened fire. After holding this position for a few hours it retired to a ridge in rear, leaving the skirmish- ers on the hill, and commenced throwing up a line of earth-works. The next two days were spent in strengthening the works, the skirmishers keeping up a steady fire upon the front. On the morning of the 12th it was ordered to advance and make a diversion in favor of the Second Corps, about to make a grand charge. It moved over the skirmish line, under a heavy fire of musketry and artillery, to the edge of the woods where the enemy lay, driving him from his pits. Lieutenant Colonel Sinex and Lieutenant Shipley were here wounded, and Major Lentz assumed command. Upon its arrival in front of Spottsyl- vania Court House, in conjunction with the One Hundred and Fortieth New York, it was ordered to charge the enemy at the Myers' House, which was gallantly executed, the rebels being driven out. An hour later a brigade of the Sixth Corps relieved these two regiments, and after holding the position a short time, was in turn charged and lost it. At dusk, the Ninety-first and One Hundred and Fortieth New York were led back and ordered to re-take it. They were obliged to move up the hill under a rapid shelling from our own batteries, and when the position had again been carried, were relieved, and moved to the left, into position directly in front of the town.
As the army moved on, digging and fighting its way towards Richmond, the regiment was constantly at the front, and actively employed. On the 23d it crossed the North Anna, and in the engagement which there ensued, lost eleven in killed and wounded. Re-crossing the stream it moved on, crossing the Pamunkey near Hanovertown, and after advancing a few miles, threw up breast-works on which the enemy charged, but was repulsed with heavy loss. A mile further on, the Richmond Turnpike was reached, where breast-works were again thrown up, but were soon abandoned, and the command moved to the left, relieving the Fourth Division, passing under a heavy fire to gain the position. Captain Francis, of company F, and four men were wounded. On the 6th of June the command arrived at Cold Harbor. Here the Ninety-first was transferred to the First Brigade, Colonel Sweitzer, of the First Division. Marching and intrenching, the corps finally reached the James, and crossing
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1864
on the 16th of June, moved up in front of Petersburg, taking position on the left of the Ninth Corps. At day-light on the morning of the 18th the division moved down the first line of rebel works, which had been captured the day before, and was placed in line of battle in rear of the Third Division, when the order to charge across, and capture the Suffolk and Petersburg Railroad was given. Advancing at double-quick the enemy was driven to his next line of works, and the line of railroad which had been previously captured and lost was regained and held. A hot fire was kept up for over four hours. Lieu tenants Edward J. Maguigan and Justus A. Gregory were wounded. At dusk, the division moved to the left, and was ordered to charge the enemy occupying a hill, where the mine was subsequently sprung. The position was carried, and a line of works was thrown up. In these two engagements the regiment lost eighty-two in killed and wounded.
On the morning of the 21st, the regiment having moved on the previous evening down the Suffolk Railroad, the left wing, under Captain Sellers, of company G, was detailed as skirmishers, and advancing on the enemy's breast- works, the left resting on the Jerusalem Plank Road, drove the rebel skir- mishers up to the ground on which Fort Hell was afterwards built. Here the regiment lay until after night-fall, when it was relieved by the Sixty-second. On the 3d of July the term of service of the latter regiment expired, and it was relieved from duty, the veterans and recruits being transferred to the Ninety-first. From the 6th to the 21st the regiment was engaged in building forts and strengthening the works, Colonel Gregory being in command of the brigade. It was then taken to the front, and until the 28th was employed in putting up bomb-proofs. At half-past four on the morning of the 30th the men were held in waiting, and upon the explosion of the mine, opened a rapid fire upon the enemy's works, but without avail. Until the 18th of August the regiment was engaged in garrisoning forts, after which it moved with the corps upon the Weldon Railroad, which was attended with severe fighting, and re- sulted in the destruction of a considerable portion of the road. On the 30th of September the regiment joined in the movement to Peebles' Farm, where upon its arrival it was thrown into line, and advanced, driving the rebel skir- mishers. At mid-day the division was ordered to charge the rebel works, which was executed with success, capturing a fort with four guns and a num- ber of prisoners, driving the enemy out of his works to right and left of the fort. Relieved by the Ninth Corps, the division moved to the left, where at four o'clock the enemy attacked. General Griffin led his division to the as- sistance of the Ninth, checking the rebel advance. Engaged in building breast-works and strengthening the position, the division remained here until the 8th of October, when the regiment charged and captured the Davis House, driving out the enemy and burning it. On the 14th one hundred drafted men were received and distributed among the companies.
In the advance to Hatcher's Run, on the 28th, the regiment participated, being severely engaged, losing Captains Casner and Closson wounded, the latter mortally, and on the 7th of January, 1865, in the movement for the de- struction of the Weldon Railroad, losing several men captured. On the 6th of February it was again upon the march, and in the severe engagement at Hatch- er's Run which ensued, lost Captain John Edgar, Jr., killed, Lieutenant William H. Frailey wounded, and Captain George P. Finney captured.
On the 29th of March the final campaign, so long sought, but never reached
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until now, was opened. At Dabney's Mill and at Gravelly Run the enemy . was found, and after heavy skirmishing was driven, the Ninety-first losing Captain Hope and thirteen men wounded. At Five Forks the enemy was sur- prised, and large captures made. Here General Warren, in command of the corps, was relieved, and General Grithin succeeded him. At Sailor's Creek a line of breast-works was thrown up, and the division, supporting General Custer, captured some two hundred wagons, which were destroyed. At a rapid rate it moved on to the neighborhood of Appomattox Court House, where upon its arrival a truee was proclaimed, and soon after, the surrender of the rebel army. Upon the announcement of the latter event, the corps moved through the town, and was ordered to receive the rebel surrender. The next morning the command was drawn up, the right resting on Appomattox Creek, the enemy marching up and stacking their arms, the ceremony lasting the entire day. From Appomattox it moved by easy marches back to Peters- burg. The regiment rested here and at Sutherland Station until the 4th of May, when it marched up to Richmond, and thence to Bailey's Cross Roads, near Alexandria, when it went into camp. On the 23d of May it participated in the grand review at Washington, and on the 10th of July was mastered out of service. Colonel Gregory was transferred to duty in the Freedman's Bureau, and the regiment, after having been nearly four years in the service, returned to Philadelphia, where it was finally disbanded. By a vote of the officers, the colors which had been presented to the regiment by citizens of Philadelphia, were deposited in Independence Hall, and the State flag was returned to the State Capitol.
FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS.
SAME.
BANK.
DATE OF MUSTER INTO SERVICE.
TERM-YEARS !
REXARES.
Elgar M. Gregory Col
Dec. 4, '61, 3
Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63- promoted to brevet Brig. Gen., Sept. 30, 64-to brevet Major Gen., August 9, 1865 -- discharged by General Order. November 30, 1867.
Edward E. Wallace Lt. Col. Dec.
Joseph H. Sinex
do
Oct.
4, '61, 7, '61.
3
Discharged on Surgeon's certificate. Jan. 10, '63. Promoter from Capt. company D, Jan. 11, '63- wd. at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 12, 1864- discharged by General Order, July 10, 1864.
Eli G. Scllers
do
Sept. 2, '61.
John D. Lentz
Major ..
Sept.
9, '61.
3
Promoted from Capt. company G. Oct. 31, '64- mustered out with regiment, July 10, 1865. Promoted from Capt. company E, Dec. 20, '62- com. Lieut. Col .. July 12. 1864-not mustered- discharged by special order, Sept. 28, 1864.
George W. Todd
do
John F. Casner
do
Dec. 3, '61,
Benj. J. Tayman ..
Adjt.
Dec. 4, '61, 3 Pr. to Bv. Lt. Col., Dec. 15, '62-died Dec. 19, of was. rec. at Fredericksburg, Va., Dec. 13, 1862. Promoted from Capt. company K, April 3. '65- mustered out with regiment. July 10, 1865. - 3 Dec. 4, '61, 3 Pr. to Bv. Capt .- to Bv. Major-to Bv. Lt. Col. and Col., Aug. 18. 1864-mus. out, Dec. 4, 1864- expiration of term.
John R. Allen.
do
Nov. 19, '61, 3
George W. Eyre .....
Q. M
Aug. 20, '61,
3
David H. Lentz
do
Sept. 9, 61,
Promoted from 1st Lt. company F, Nov. 3, '64- mustered out with reg., July 10. 1865-Vet. Promoted from private Co. A, October 4, 1:61-2 died at Philadelphia, Pa .. December 31, 1862. Promoted from 2d Lt. company E. Jan. 1,'63-10 Asst. Q. M. U. S. Volunteers, May 8, 186-1.
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NINETY-FIRST REGIMENT,
NAME.
MANE.
DATE OF MUSTER INTO SERVICE.
REMARKS.
Archibald Nimmo ..
Q. M ...
Dec. 2, '61, 3
Isaac D. Knight.
Surg.
Nov. 7, '61,
William G. Kier.
... uo
May 26, '63,
Promoted from Asst. Surgeon. April 26, 1864- inustered out with regiment. July 10, 1865.
C. W. Houghton
As. Sur.
Nov. 6, '61, 3
John Young ... do
Aug. 1, '62,
3
Thomas C. Thomas .. do
Sept. 12, '62,
3
George S. Oldmixon ... do
May 22, '64, 3
James H. Hewitt .. ... do
June 29, '65,
3
Joseph Welsh ..
Chap'n.
Dec.
4, '62,
3
A. Brittain.
.do.
Mar. 1, '64, 3
Chas. W. Leipold ..
Sgt. Maj
Aug. 20, '61,
3
Franklin Pearce.
do
Dec.
4, '61, 3
Wm. W. Widdefield|
Q. M.Sr
Oct.
4, '61,
3
John Q. Dyke.
do
Franklin B. Miller
.do
Dec. 4, '61, 3 Promoted to 2d Lieut. company H, May 24, 1862. Aug. 20, '61, 3 Promoted from private company A-discharged by General Order December 31, 1864-Vet.
Robert Boyd.
Com. Sr
Thomas B. Scott. .do
J. C. Partenheimer ... do
Nov. 4, '61,
O. P. R. Printzler ..
Hos. St.
July 10, '63, 3
Philip C. Elberti
do
David B. Thomas ...
.do
Sept. 24, '61,
Abrah'm V. Banker P'I Muc Dec.
4, '61. 3
Win. I. Kilpatrick ... do.
Dec. 4. '61, | 3 | Discharged by General Order-date unknown.
COMPANY A RECRUITED AT PHILADELPHIA.
Frank B. Gilbert ...
Capt.
Sept. 30. '61,
3
Resigned January 18, 1863.
Francis H. Gregory .... do ..
. Sept. 2, '61,
3
Promoted from Ist Lt., Jan. 18, 1863-discharged October 13, 1864-expiration of term.
John L. Bell
.do
Aug. 9, '62,
--
3 Transferred from company F, 118th reg. P. V .- mustered out with company, July 10, 1865.
John G. Brass
Ist Lt ..
Sept. 2, '61,
3 Promoted to ist Lieut., Jan. 18, 1863-com. Capt. Co. B, March 1, 1864-not mustered-inustered out. October 13, 1864-expiration of term.
Thomas F. Walter .. do
Aug. 20, '61,
3
Wounded at Gettsyburg, Pa., July 3, 1863. and at Petersburg, Va., June 18, 1864-pr. to Ist Lt., Dec. 30, 1864-disch. April 6, 1865-Vet,
William Beaver.
do
Oct. 15, '61,
3
Promoted froin Sergeant, May 25. '65-mustered out with company. July 10, 1865-Vet.
Ansel Hamburg ...
2d Lt ...
Sept. 30, '61, 3 Resigned June 3. 1862.
Randolph M. Smith .do
Aug. 20, '61, 3
Promoted from Ist Sgt., June 11, 1862-resigned December 13, 1862.
James Simpson. Ist Sgt.
Nov. 16, '61,
Jacob P. Fisher.
Serg't ..
Sept. 9, '61,
William Jeffries. do
Aug. 23, '61,
Simeon L. Zane.
do
Sept. 19, '61.
Promoted from Corporal, May 1, 1865-mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet.
Lewis P. Young
do
Sept. 16, '61,
Wounded at Petersburg. Va., June 18. 1864-pr. from private, June 1, 1865-mustered out with company, July 10. 1865-Vet.
George M. Gibson ..
do
Aug. 20, '61, 3 3
James M. Gordan ... .
.do
Aug. 20, '61,
Joseph H. Andrews .do
Nov. 18, '61, 3
Wm. Chandler. .do
Sept. 24. '61, 3
Not accounted for-Vet.
John Biedel
Corp.
Aug. 23, '61, Aug. 23, '61, 3
3
Mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet. Promoted to Corporal, May 1. 1865-mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet.
1
Samuel Peberdy. ... do
Aug. 23, '61, 3
TERM -YEARS.
Promoted from Quartermaster Sgt., May 1. '65- mustered out with reg., July 10, 1865-Vet. Discharged July 18, 1864.
33
Promoted to Surg. 124th reg. P. V., Sept. 15, 1862. Discharged by General Order, March 5, 1865. Dismissed May 14, 1863
Discharged by special order, March 27, 1865. Mustered out with regiment, July 10, 1865. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Jan. 19, '63. Discharged by special order, July 28, 1864. Promoted from private Co. A, Jan. 15, 1864- mustered out with regiment, July 10, 65-Vet. Disch. on Surgeon's certificate-date unknown. Promoted from Corporal company D, July 1,'65- mustered out with reg., July 10, 1865-Vet.
Sept. 23, '61, 3 3 Oct. 31, '61, 3 Mustered out with regiment, July 10, '65-Vet. Disch. on Surgeon's certificate-date unknown. Promoted from private company B. December 25. 1862-to Capt. company B, Jan. 4, '65-Vet. Drafted-pr. from private Co. K, June 7, 1865- Aug. 21, '61, 3 mustered out with regiment, July 10. 1865. Promoted from private company A-discharged on Surgeon's certificate-date unknown.
3 Promoted from private company D-discharged on Surgeon's certificate, March 8, 1865-Vet. Discharged by General Order-date unknown.
--
222333
Mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet. Mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet. Absent, sick, at muster out-Vet.
Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Mar. 14, '63. Wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., Dec. 13, '62- transferred to V. R. Corps, September 1, 1863. Killed at Spottsylvania Court House, Virginia, May 12, 1864-Vet.
Franklin G. Clough .do
Wounded at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 10, 1864-promoted to Cor .. May 1, 1865-mustercd out with company, July 10, 1865-Vot.
1
195
THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
JAME.
RAKK.
DATE OF MUSTER INTO SERVICE.
REMARKS.
Thomas Hannon.
Corp ....
Dec. 26, '63, 3
Promoted to Cor., May 1, '65-mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet.
John F. Jester.
.. do
Jan. 27, '64,
3 Wounded at Laurel Hill, Virginia. May 8. 1864- promoted to Cor., January 1, 1865-mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet.
John A. M'Clure.
.do
Jan. 14, '64, 3
Promoted to Corporal, May 1. 1865-mustered out with company, July 10, 1865.
Benj. F. Yeager.
.do
Aug. 20, '61, 3 Wounded at Petersburg, Va., June 18, 1864-pr. to Corporal, May 1. 1865-mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet.
Wm. J. Volkmar ...
.do
Jan. 26, '64,
3
Promoted to Cor., May 1, '65-mustered out with company, July 10, 1865.
Homer C. Stewart.
do
Samuel C. Austin.
do
Aug. 21, '61,
, Arthur Bloomley ..
do
Dec. 26, '63,
Isaac Goldbecker.
do
Charles Willis
do
do
Sept. 28, '61,
3
George H. M'Neill ..
Muc
Aug. 20, '61, 3
William Wilson.
do
Aug. 20, '61,
3
Wm. W. Widdefield
.do
Oct. 4, '61,
3
Ache, Henry M.
Private
Mar. 23, '65. 1
Augar, John ..
do
Mar. 29, '65, 3
Andrews, Benjamin Agnew, Johnson ...
.. do
Sept. 10, '61,
Barnes, John H. Browning, Jacob.
.. do .. .. do
Sept. 23, '61,
3
Beaver, John A.
do
Jan. 27, '64,
Jan. 20, '64,
Budge, Henry.
.do
Feb. 15, '64,
3
Bender, Christian ..
.. do
Mar. 22, '65,
Bushman, Henry
.. do
Mar. 22, '65,
Bryan, John ..
do
Feb. 28, '65,
Buck, Jacob.
.. do
Oct. 22, '61, 3
Brittain, John H.
.do
Jan. 25, '64,
3
Blake, George.
.do
Aug. 27, '61,
3
Bernstein, G. J
.. do
Sept. 9, '61, Jan. 4, '64, 3
3
Ball, George.
do
Brown, John.
.. do
Sept. 10, '63, 3
Coster, John. Chemin, Eugene F.
do ... do
Sept. 19, '61, Sept. 12, '61,
00 00
Cook, William.
do
Nov. 20, '61, Oct. 2.3, '61,
3
Collins. Newton: .. do
Cross, George C.
do
Feb. 28, '65,
1
Drafted-discharged by General Order, Nov. 4, to date July 10. 1865.
Not accounted for-Vet.
Davis, Benjamin ..
.do
Mustered out with company. Jnly 10, 1865. Drafted-disch. by General Order, July 1, 1865.
Dyson, James ...
....
Feb. 9, '64,
3
1
Evans, Joseph ..
do
.. do
Aug. 20, '61,
3 3
Earley, James H. .. do Forsythe, Penrose .. do Fraters, Frederick. do
Sept. 17, '61, Sept. 12, '61,
3 3 1
Absent, sick, at muster out-Vet. Absent, sick, at muster out-Vet. Drafted-disch. by special order. April 29, 1865.
Felix, John F do
Jan. 26. '64, Feb. 28, '65. Sept. 13, '62,
3
Discharged by G. O., May 30, 1865.
France, Charles E. do
Fleetwood, Barth ... .do Sept. 13, '62,
3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Dec. 22, '62
-
Booth, Osborn.
.. do
July 13, '63,
Drafted-transferredfrom 118th regiment P.V .- mustered out with company, July 10, 1865.
1 1 1 Sub .- mustered out with company, Jnly 10, '65. Sub .- mustered out with company, July 10, '65. Sub .- inustered out with company, July 10, '65. Disch. by sentence of G. C. M .- date unknown. Wounded at Petersburg. Virginia, June 18, '64- discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Apr. 8, '65. Wounded at Petersburg, Va., June 18, 1864- transferred to V. R. Corps, April 1, 1865-Vet. Died at Washington, D. C., April 13, 1862. Deserted January 16, 1864.
Substitute-transferred from 118th reg. P. V .- discharged November 25, to date July 10, 1865. Mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet. Wounded at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 10, '64-disch. on Surg. certificate, June 9, '65-Vet. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Mar. 4, '62. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, July 15, '62. Transferred to company I, December 4, 1861.
Cole, Francis.
do
3 3
Denslow, Lewis F.
do
.....
3
Eisenberger, J. W Eck, Daniel
do
Jan. 20, '64, Feb. 28, '65, May 28, '65, Aug. 21, '61, Aug. 20, '61,
1
Evre, Benj. B ... do
Eyre, George W.
.do
Jan. 13,
'64,
3
Absent, sick, at muster out-Vet.
Falls, John. .do
Sept. 16, '61, Jan. 12, '64, Aug. ,'63, 3 3 Deserted-date unknown.
Early, Hiram D.
do
.do
Mustered out with company, July 10. 1865. Mustered out with company, July 10. 1865. Drafted-mustered out with Co., July 10, 1865. Substitute-absent. sick, at muster out.
3 3 Promoted to Hospital Steward-date unknown. Transferred to comoany I. December 2, 1861. Promoted to Quartermaster, October 4, 1861. Deserted February 18, 1864.
Elberti, Philip C.
:. do
Nov. 22, '61, 3
Disch. on writ of habeas corpus, Jan. 8, 1862.
Wounded at Wilderness, Virginia, May 6, '64- mustered out, Dec. 8, 1864-expiration of term. Mustered out with company, July 10. 1865-Vet. Wounded at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 10, 1864-absent, sick, at muster out-Vet.
3 3 1 Wounded at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 12, 1864-mustered out with Co., July 10, '65-Vet. 3 Absent, without leave, at muster out. Mustered out with company, July 10, 1865.
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Baker, Joseph.
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Aug. 30, '61, 3 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, May 5, 1862. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Jan. 31, '63. Wounded at Petersburg, Va., June 18, 1864- disch. by General Order-date unknown-Vet. Aug. 20, '61, 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, July 9, '62. Mustered out, April 28, '65-expiration of term. April 23, '62, 3 3 Died June 1, 1862.
Thomas P. Aitken ..
Samuel W. Wilson do Sept. 17, '61,
Killed at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, 1863. Mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet. Mustered out with company, July 10, 1865-Vet. Promoted to Cor. Co. D-date unknown-Vet. Substitute-absent, sick, at muster out.
Substitute-absent, sick, at muster out.
Sept. 16, '61, 3
3
3
Cook, John.
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Sept. 23, '61, 1
TERM-YEARS.1
196
NINETY-FIRST REGIMENT,
NAME.
RANK.
DATE OF MUSTER INTO SERVICE.
REMARKS.
Fox, Edward W Private
Fox. Thomas R. .do
Faries. Francis A do
Aug. 23, '61,
Frease, Jackson ...... do Jan. 13, '62,
Fritzinger, James .. do
Sept. 28, '61, Mar. 13. '64.
Gorgas, Henry C .... do
Aug. 23, '61,
Godfrey, Stephen. dc
do
Jan. 25, '65, Sept. 18. 61.
3
Geisenhoffer, J. D ...
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Aug. 20, '61,
Graham, Joseph.
do
Nov. 18, '61,
3
Godfrey, Stephen.
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