Consolidated morning report, 9 October 1863

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CONSOLIDATED MORNING REPORT of The Ninety First Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers commanded by Colonel Edgar M. Gregory

NOTE.--Regimental and Battalion Staff Officers, when belonging to companies, will be reported in such companies as "on detached service," and be accounted for in "Field and Staff." They will, however, be dropped from aggregate of "Present and Absent" in Field and Staff, and be accounted for in the aggregate of their respective companies.

Date October 9th 1863.			Camp near Culpeper Va
Companies			Field, Staff, and Band	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	K	Unas- signed	Total
Present
For duty		Field Officers	2												2
		Assistant Surgeon	1												1
		Regimental Staff Officers	1												1
		Battalion Staff Officers
		Captains		1			1			1			1		4
		First Lieutenants			1				1	1			1		4
		Second Lieutenants				1			1		1	1			4
		Regt'l Non-comm'd Staff	2												2
		Batt'n Non-Comm'd Staff
		Hospital Stewards	1												1
		First Sergeants		1		1		1			1	1			5
		Company Q.M. Sergeants
		Sergeants		4	1	1	2	2	2	1	2		2		16
		[total is 17, but the aggregates indicate that co.C should be 0]
		Corporals		6		4	3	4	4	1	3	1	4		30
		[the total is written over another number]
		Saddlers
		[some morning reports--including 3 September's--have 'Bugler' written in.]
		Wagoners
		Field Music		3	1	1	2	2		2	1		2		14
		Artificers & Blacksmiths		1	2	2	2	2	2	1	1	2	2		17
		[In some morning reports, 'Artificers & Blacksmiths' is crossed out and 'Pioneers' written in]
		Privates		23	12	27	15	23	11	13	14	10	6		154
		[co.G may be '15'. co.K looks like it was written over '16']
		Recruits
Special duty		Commissioned Officers								1					1
		[Howard Shipley (G)]
Extra and daily duty		Non-commissioned Officers
		Privates		1			1		1		2	2			7
Sick		Commissioned Officers
		Non-commissioned Officers							1						1
		Field Music
		Artificers, Blacksmiths, Saddlers &c.
		[some morning reports, including 10 March 1863's, have "In Hospital"]
		Privates		2		3	1	2			2				10
		[some morning reports, including 10 March 1863's, add "in quarters".]
In arrest or confinement		Commissioned Officers
		Non-commissioned Officers
		Field Music
		Artificers, Blacksmiths, Saddlers and Wagoners
		Privates		1											1
Horses		Serviceable
		Unserviceable
		[some morning reports have 'Unserviceable' crossed out and 'Mules' written in]
Total commissioned			4	1	1	1	1		2	3	1	1	2		17
Total enlisted			3	42	16	38	26	36	21	18	26	16	16		258
Absent			Field, Staff, and Band	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	K	Unas- signed	Total
On detached service		Commissioned Officers	1		1		1	1					1		5
		Enlisted Men		5	2	10	5	10	4	2	3	2	4		47
With leave		Commissioned Officers		1											1
		[John Brass (A)]
		Enlisted Men			1	1									2
Without leave		Commissioned Officers
		Enlisted Men
Sick		Commissioned Officers	2			1		1							4
		[Isaac Knight (f & s), Benjamin Tayman (F&S), James Delavan (C); Matthew Hall (E)]
		Enlisted Men	1	6	6	16	7	19	17	13	11	4	9		109
In hands of civil authority		Commissioned Officers
		Enlisted Men
In arrest or confinement		Commissioned Officers
		Enlisted Men											1		1
Horses		Serviceable
		Unserviceable
Total commissioned			3	1	1	1	1	2					1		10
Total enlisted			1	11	9	27	12	29	21	15	14	6	14		159
Present & absent			Field, Staff, and Band	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	K	Unas- signed	Total
Commmissioned officers			7	2	2	2	2	2	2	3	1	1	3		27
Total enlisted			4	53	25	65	38	65	42	33	40	22	30		417
Aggregate			11	55	27	67	40	67	44	36	41	23	33		444
Aggregate last report			11	53	27	67	40	66	44	36	39	22	33		438
Total of horses
Alterations since last report
G a i n	Commis'd officers	By Promotion or Appoint
		By Transfer
	Enlisted men	Recruits from Depots
		Enlisted in the Regiment
		Re-enlisted
		By Transfer		1							2				3
		['By Transfer' is crossed out, and 'From Missing in Campaign' is written next to it]
		From Missing In Action		1				1				1			3
		From Desertion
L o s s	Commis'd officers	Resigned or Disbanded
		Dismissed
		Transferred
		Missing In Action
		Died in action or of wounds received there
		Died of Disease &c.
	Enlisted men	Discharged Expiration of service
		Discharged For Disability
		Discharged By Sentence G.C.M.
		Discharged By Order
		Discharged By Civil Authority
		Transferred
		Died In action or of wounds received there
		Died Of Disease, &c.
		Missing In Action
		Deserted
Memoranda		Wounded In Action
		No. of Recruits required		45	73	33	60	33	56	65	58	76	68		567
		No. of Horses required		43	14	41	20	37	19	13	23	12	10		232
		[In some reports, "Guns" is written over "Horses required"]

Remarks (Alterations since last Report to be accounted for by name.)
[co.A] Pri [??] [William] Kintzell [?] from missing in Action [?] [the last word could be 'campaign']
[Eugene] Chemin from missing in Campaign
[co.C] Sergeant [Joseph] Gilbert on 10 days Furlough
[co.D] Stephen Kelly gained from missing in Action
Recd Extension of Sick leave for 10 days dated Oct 5th 63 [for Matthew Hall; see letters received, entry 37]
[although these are on the company D line, they are about people in company E]
[co.H] Privates Burkett [Charles Burkett] + [James] Hood gained from Mis in Campaign
[co.I] Pri Rodsted [Henry Rodsheadt] gained from missing in Action

Howard W. Shipley
Lt and Act. Adjutant.

E M Gregory
Col Commanding the Regiment