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The 91st began this month in the Third Brigade, First Division, Fifth Army Corps, of the Army of the Potomac. It was then transferred to the First Brigade, Third Division, Fifth Army Corps. The siege of Petersburg continued, with the Appomattox Campaign beginning at the end of the month. [Dyer, v.3 p.1604]
| ? | William Hoffman (A) tried by court martial |
| 1 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Charles Peterman mustered in co D Charles A Smith (I) promoted to corp? [probably effective 1 April] Thomas Deveraux (C) promoted from corp to sgt Andrew Friend (C) promoted from corp to sgt Albert Morgan (C) promoted from corp to sgt Edward Dempsey mustered in co I (perhaps 1 Mar 1864) Adam Murphy (I) discharged on surgeon's certificate effective date of George Coster's assignment to command co.D Henry Linkerman (D) discharged at Bealton VA on expiration of term (perhaps 15th) effective date of promotion of Donald Knox (B) to 1st sgt, and of William Chandler (D) to 1st sgt, and William Bailey (D) to corp effective date of these promotions: Archibald Nimmo (C) to regimental qm sgt, James Healy (I) to corp, Enos Hickman (I) to corp, John McGinnis (C) to 1st sgt, Thomas Deveraux (C) to sgt, Andrew Friend (C) to sgt, Charles C Powell (C) to corp, John Harvey (C) to corp, and John Pomeroy (C) to corp regiment had 263 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 2 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
JC Anderson, draftee, mustered in co B Abner Bartolette, draftee, mustered in co B Levi Boyer, draftee, mustered in co B John Brindlinger, draftee, mustered in co B Reuben Sell, draftee, mustered in co B John Taggart, draftee, mustered in co B John Q Adams, draftee, mustered in co G Daniel Frankler, draftee, mustered in co G Charles Garner, draftee, mustered in co G Jacob Hendricks, draftee, mustered in co G William Kensil, draftee, mustered in co G George Knight, draftee, mustered in co G Albert Manuel, draftee, mustered in co G Isacher Morgan, draftee, mustered in co G David Moyers, draftee, mustered in co G Valentine Stokes, Jr, draftee, mustered in co G Edward Wambold, draftee, mustered in co G Silas Weber, draftee, mustered in co G Hezekiah Zeber, draftee, mustered in co G 1 Andrew Gradwohl, draftee, mustered in co G Charles Starnowsky, substitute, mustered in co H Michael Mullen mustered in co I (probably 24th) Daniel Yingling, substitute, mustered in 118th PA regiment had 263 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 3 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Congress approved an act (Public no 57) allowing volunteer privates and non-coms the same clothing allowance as regular forces John Partenheimer (B)'s leave expired James Rulon (B) returned early from furlough regiment had 263 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 4 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
William Snoke, substitute, mustered in co C Henry Clements, substitute, mustered in co C Sellers asked that William LeTourneau (G) and George McMullin (D) be discharged to allow them to be mustered in as 1st lts reg't had 18 officers and 510 enlisted men present and absent co.D had 1 officer and 70 enlisted men, with 42 enlisted men present co.G had 0 officers and 34 enlisted men, with 24 enlisted men present Charles O'Connell and Thomas Taylor (D) reduced to the ranks for drunkenness John Partenheimer returned from leave James Rulon (B)'s furlough ended John Casner (K)'s furlough ended James Simpson (A) began furlough John McGonigle (D) began furlough regiment had 264 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 5 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
John Young (F&S) discharged by general order [possibly dismissed 14 May 1863] John Langerbartel (G) returned early from furlough William Andrews (H) began furlough regiment had 264 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 6 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Stephen Nice mustered in co B William Kline mustered in co D John Langerbartel (G)'s furlough ended regiment had 265 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 7 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Samuel Stauffer, substitute, mustered in co K Robert Young, substitute, mustered in co K John Casner (K) returned (late) from furlough Patrick Byrne (B) began furlough George Flemming (F) began furlough regiment had 264 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 8 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
David Souash, substitute, mustered in co K William Swank, substitute, mustered in co K David B Thomas discharged on surgeon's certificate regiment at Hatcher's Run, VA John Wright (G) went awol (perhaps 9th) John Donnell's (I) leave expired William Michael (F) began leave Alberto Girard (E)'s furlough ended John O'Neill (C)'s furlough ended Joseph Campbell (G) began furlough Samuel Giraski (?) enlisted and mustered into service, at Philadelphia PA John Lynch mustered in 6th PA Cav Adam Guthrie (99th PA, formerly co. B) 'taken with a fit', which left him partly paralyzed regiment had 264 guns [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 9 |
regiment was in camp near Petersburg VA
Philip McElerey, substitute, may have mustered in to co C Francis Kuntz, substitute, mustered in co H Charles Van Aussen, substitute, mustered in co H Freman Kneedler (E) deserted from McClellan Hospital, Philadelphia PA [could be 17 March] Edward Dempsey (I) deserted (perhaps 9 Mar 64) John Wright (G) went awol (perhaps 8th) James O'Kain (I) discharged on expiration of term William McGlency (E) began furlough Theodore A Hope (commanding E) certified that Alexander Earnest had served in co E and been killed at Weldon RR on 21 Aug 64 regiment had 264 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 10 |
regiment was in camp near Petersburg VA
Leroy Abbott enlisted, as substitute, co K company commanders to report deficiencies in camp and garrison equipage, clothing, etc., and deficiencies or surpluses ordnance and ordnance stores John O'Neill (C) declared awol Joseph Widdifield (D) began furlough Robert Anderson (D) began furlough Alberto Girard (E) awol Henry Possinger mustered in 118th PA regiment had 264 guns [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 11 |
Andrew Ankeney, draftee, mustered in co B
Benjamin Baker, draftee, mustered in co B William Benford, draftee, mustered in co B Annanias Berkey, draftee, mustered in co B Samuel Bricker, draftee, mustered in co B Joseph Coleman, draftee, mustered in co B David Innis, draftee, mustered in co B Daniel Lohr, draftee, mustered in co B Cornelius Rice, draftee, mustered in co B (possibly 24th) Hiram Shaalas, draftee, mustered in co B Annanias Stahl, draftee, mustered in co B George Stahl, draftee, mustered in co B Noah Swank, draftee, mustered in co B Charles Walker, draftee, mustered in co B William Weller, draftee, mustered in co B George Holly, substitute, mustered in co H (but never reported) John O'Neill (C) returned late from furlough John Donnell (I) awol regiment had 262 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 12 |
John Wright returned to camp under guard; see charges and specifications
Alberto Girard (E) returned late from furlough regiment had 262 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 13 |
John Smith, substitute, mustered in co C (possibly 18th)
Eli Sellers appointed to a court martial Adam Ostenwalter, substitute, mustered in co C Henry Troure, substitute, mustered in co C John Wonderley mustered in co C Hiram Perdue (F) returned from hospital W Rocholiamzky, substitute, mustered in co G (possibly 13 May 1864) George Souders (I)'s furlough ended Samuel Tipton (K)'s furlough ended William Egan (H) dismissed at Philadelphia PA by general order, War Dept regiment had 264 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 14 |
Charles Leonard (E) returned from absent sick
Frederic Wankel, substitute, mustered in co G John Anderson, substitute, mustered in co K James Childs, substitute, mustered in co I George Jackson, substitute, mustered in co I George Stroup (F) and John McClintock (H) detailed for duty in provost guard at brigade hq regiment had 264 guns [order] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 15 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
William Burkett, draftee, mustered in co B Isaac Cox, draftee, mustered in co B Daniel Embody, draftee, mustered in co B John Eyre, draftee, mustered in co B Isaac Hamlin, draftee, mustered in co B Xopher Hoak, draftee, mustered in co B Isaac Hopkins, draftee, mustered in co B Edwin Neff, draftee, mustered in co B Samuel Stine, draftee, mustered in co B Isaac Thompson, draftee, mustered in co B William Tries, draftee, mustered in co B Abraham Russell, draftee, mustered in co D Samuel Weaver, draftee, mustered in co D Daniel Barnett, draftee, mustered in co D John Hight, draftee, mustered in co D Jerry Ike, draftee, mustered in co D Thomas Keith, draftee, mustered in co D David Russell, draftee, mustered in co D John Russell, draftee, mustered in co D Isaac Russell, draftee, mustered in co D Carl Nelson, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Henry Strock, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E George Hilty, substitute, mustered in co I Michael Hilty, substitute, mustered in co I Joseph Rementer (E) detailed as hospital attendant Henry Linkerman (D) discharged at Bealton VA on expiration of term (perhaps 1st) Donald Knox (B) promoted to 1st sgt effective 1 Mar 65 George Souders (I) declared awol, and returned late from furlough Samuel Tipton (K) returned late from furlough Thomas Coyle (G) declared awol; returned from furlough John Eisenberger (A) began furlough regiment had 263 guns [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 16 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Benjamin Reed, draftee, mustered in co C Lorenzo Kreiger, draftee, mustered in co B John Finn, draftee, mustered in co C William Unkert, draftee, mustered in co D John Weber, substitute, mustered in co G David Everitt, substitute, mustered in co H William Austin, draftee, mustered in co I Robert Boyle, draftee, mustered in co I Morrison Bilby, substitute, mustered in co I Benjamin Crane, draftee, mustered in co I Charles Everhart, substitute, mustered in co I Jacob Fisher, draftee, mustered in co I John Friday, draftee, mustered in co I David Garland, draftee, mustered in co I John Miller, draftee, mustered in co I Henry Neorhod, draftee, mustered in co I David Smith, draftee, mustered in co I George Davis, substitute, mustered in co K Henry Debaun, substitute, mustered in co K Simon Knowles, substitute, mustered in co K William Strouse, substitute, mustered in co K John Cornish, substitute, mustered in (unassigned to company) Eli Sellers was absent at a court martial. While he was absent, the regiment was paraded for review, in front of the division hospital, under Theodore Hope's command. Joseph Gilbert was then commanding the first division. When Sellers returned, Hope said something like "I suppose I'm relieved. I may get out of this", but Sellers ordered him to take command of the first division. Sellers then realized that Gilbert had had command of the first division, and sent the adjutant to take command of company F. Gilbert then came next to Sellers, on the way to company F, and asked whether he should take command of his own company. Sellers repeated that his orders were to take command of company F, and Gilbert replied that there was some "God damned funny things [or work] going on here". Sellers immediately placed him under arrest, and ordered him to go to his quarters. Edward Farrell (E)'s furlough ended Archibald Hull, substitute, mustered in co K George Gash (K) discharged on surgeon's certificate regiment had 266 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 17 |
Thomas Linton enlisted and mustered in co E
Daniel Braun, draftee, mustered in co G (perhaps 28th) William Spangler appointed Capt of co G by PA Governor George Fritz, substitute, mustered in co G George Rothleder, substitute, mustered in co G Charles Sander, substitute, mustered in co G Samuel McCluny, substitute, mustered in co H William Letourneau (G) promoted to 1st lt [perhaps on 10th] George Adams, substitute, mustered in co K Jacob Nahle, substitute, mustered in 118th PA Sellers reported that Michael Miller (C) had been with regiment since 14 Oct 64 and had always done his duty detailed for duty in 3rd brigade pioneer corps: John H. Kennedy (I), Nicholas Everats (H), Hiram Perdew (F), William Kiger (A), James Deffenbaugh (G), Anthony Toland (B) regiment had 265 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 18 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Sephronas Ives, substitute, mustered in co C Oscar Phillips, substitute, mustered in co C Albert Shoemaker, substitute, mustered in co C John Smith, substitute, mustered in co C (possibly 13th) Emanuel Brown, substitute, mustered in co H Draper Deweese, draftee, mustered in co H George Grubb, draftee, mustered in co H Edward Rogers, draftee, mustered in co H William Kennedy, substitute, mustered in co H John Whitman (B) discharged on surgeon's certificate at Washington DC George McMullin (D) promoted from 1st sgt to 1st lt George Coster (K) on leave promotions effective 1 March: William Chandler (D) to 1st sgt, William Bailey (D) to corp Robert Boyd (F&S) began furlough Henry Miller (K) began furlough Adam Guthrie (99th PA, formerly co. B) sent to Emory US Hospital, Washington DC regiment had 263 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 19 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Thomas Carrick (F) returned (late) from furlough James Simpson (A)'s furlough ended John McGonigle (D) returned from furlough Joseph Summers (D) entered Emory Hospital James Cleveland (G) transferred to the 93rd PA regiment had 261 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 20 |
Charles McManus, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E
William Spangler mustered in co G Henry Ellwanger, substitute, mustered in co H Michael King, substitute, mustered in co I Norman Wright, substitute, mustered in co I George Ramsey, substitute, mustered in co K Richard Welsh, substitute, mustered in co I (perhaps 22nd) Joseph Everhart assigned to command company C, in addition to his current command John T Morgan, substitute, enlisted and mustered in at Greensburg, [Westmoreland County,] PA William Andrews (H)'s furlough ended muster and descriptive roll of substitutes forwarded for the 91st, Greensburg PA, included: John T Morgan (name crossed out) [letters and orders] regiment had 261 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 21 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Michael Striger, substitute, mustered in co A Benjamin Shriner (A) reported for duty George Burns, draftee, mustered in co C (possibly 1 Feb 65) John Cupless, substitute, mustered in co C George (or John) Wolfarth, substitute, mustered in co C John Tagan, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Joseph Harcah, substitute, mustered in co G Christian Mardorf, substitute, mustered in co G Elliott McPherson, substitute, mustered in co H Charles Most, substitute, mustered in co H Jeremiah Nable, substitute, mustered in co H James Gill, substitute, mustered in co I John Marland, substitute, mustered in co I Barney Mathews, draftee, mustered in co I George Crossley, substitute, mustered in co K F Knickerbocker, substitute, mustered in co K Samuel Royal, substitute, mustered in co K William Simons, substitute, mustered in co K Oscar Westcott, substitute, mustered in co K John Whitaker (I) wounded near Petersburg VA (perhaps 31st) Michael S Ryon, substitute, mustered in, at Reading, [Berks,] PA regiment had 262 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 22 |
Christian Bender, substitute, mustered in co A
Henry Bushman, substitute, mustered in co A Philip McGinnis, substitute, mustered in co A (possibly 27th) George Baker, substitute, mustered in co B John Eringer, substitute, mustered in co C George Lamp, substitute, mustered in co C Patrick Laughlin, substitute, mustered in co C Henry Privet, substitute, mustered in co C John Voct, substitute, mustered in co C (possibly 25th) William Rahn, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 25th) Christian Brandt [or Brank], substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E James Donahue, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Patrick Sweeney, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Charles Simpson, substitute, mustered in co G Daniel Black, draftee, mustered in co H Hazlett Creelman, draftee, mustered in co H George Finley, draftee, mustered in co H Joseph Houser, substitute, mustered in co I John Moore, substitute, mustered in co I George Reisinger, substitute, mustered in co I Luke Richardson, substitute, mustered in co I (perhaps 23rd) Richard Welsh, substitute, mustered in co I (perhaps 20th) Aaron Andrews, substitute, mustered in co K George Davis, substitute, mustered in co K Samuel Otway, substitute, mustered in co K Charles Ott, substitute, enlisted and mustered in, at Reading, Berks County, PA Charles Schei, substitute, enlisted and mustered in, at Reading, Berks, PA William Kells (B) and William Rauvaux (B) still in hospital John Donnell (I), Theodore Hope (E), and Joseph Everhart (C) (judge advocate) appointed to a regimental court martial to try John Wright (G) during March 1865 William Spangler assigned to command co.G, and ordered to receipt to William Michael for all ordnance, ord stores, and other property Patrick Byrne (B)'s furlough expired George Flemming (F)'s furlough expired Joseph Donnelly (D) discharged on surgeon's certificate at Washington DC George Finney (H) gained from missing in action [letters and orders] Muster and descriptive roll of a detachment of substitutes forwarded for the 91st Regiment Pennsylvania infantry, Williamsport PA, included John Cornish (not assigned to a company) regiment had 262 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 23 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA (Hope (E) at Hatcher's Run VA)
Jeremiah Boyer, substitute, mustered in co B John M Boyer, substitute, mustered in co B Lando Clauser, substitute, mustered in co B Herman Whittie, substitute, mustered in co B Stephen Harris, substitute, mustered in co C (perhaps 28th) William Harris, substitute, mustered in co C John Allert, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 24th) William Bell, substitute, mustered in co D Joseph Davis, substitute, mustered in co D David Logan, substitute, mustered in co D Jacob Miller, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 24th) John C Moore, substitute, mustered in co D Henry Smith, substitute, mustered in co D Oliver Stewart, substitute, mustered in co D James Ferry, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E John Hildebrandt, substitute, mustered in co E (maybe 28th) George Howarth, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Lawrence McGraph (or McGrath), substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Henry McWilliams, substitute, enlisted and mustered in, co E Henry Koon, substitute, mustered in co F Jeremiah Small, substitute, mustered in co F William Fissel, substitute, mustered in co G Franklin Spangler, substitute, mustered in co G Abraham Weigle, substitute, mustered in co G Franklin Weigle, substitute, mustered in co G William Weigle, substitute, mustered in co G Howard Yeatts, draftee, mustered in co G (probably 28th) Samuel Barr, substitute, mustered in co H Morris Ecker, substitute, mustered in co H Edward Hubler, substitute, mustered in co H (perhaps 25th) H Landingburg, draftee, mustered in co H John Burns, substitute, mustered in co I John Ryon, substitute, mustered in at Reading PA Henry Ache, substitute, mustered in 118th PA, co E Luke Richardson, substitute, mustered in co I (perhaps 22nd) Sellers reported that Zachariah Schaffer (F) had been received as part of the detachment of 100 drafted men and substitutes received on 14 Oct 64, but had been sent to the division hosp on 21 Oct, and hadn't been with the reg't since then Joseph Gilbert (C) was charged with disobedience of orders and with contempt and disrespect towards his commanding officer [see the 16th for the incident] William Carpenter assigned to command co.D and ordered to receipt to George Coster for all property in the company William Michael's (F) leave expired Joseph Campbell (G)'s furlough expired David Weiss (I) began furlough John Pomeroy (C) began furlough Theodore A Hope (E) certified that David W Hewett served in company E, was wounded in action at Spottsylvania Virginia on 14 May 1864, and died that day of those wounds regiment had 260 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 24 |
Augustus Klar [or Kear], substitute, mustered in co A
William Mitchell, substitute, mustered in co A Michael Bittner, substitute, mustered in co B James Dell, substitute, mustered in co B Cornelius Rice, draftee, mustered in co B (possibly 11th) William Robinson, substitute, mustered in co B George Shellenberger, substitute, mustered in co B Zachariah Barnhart, substitute, mustered in co C Frederick Berger, substitute, mustered in co C James Gilland, substitute, mustered in co C William Keller, substitute, mustered in co C Edwin Stanley, substitute, mustered in co C John Allert, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 23rd) Ephraim Banker, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 25th) Henry Knause, substitute, mustered in co D Jacob Miller, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 23rd) Isaac Plank, substitute, mustered in co D Charles Keehne, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Richard Roberts, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E John Stine, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Thomas Donaldson, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Martin B Will, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E James Galvin, substitute enlisted and mustered in co E Daniel Boose, substitute, mustered in co D William Knouse, substitute, mustered in co F William McIlvee, substitute, mustered in co F George Denges, substitute, mustered in co G Philip Seiler, substitute, mustered in co G William Ross, substitute mustered in co H John Allen, substitute, mustered in co I Henry Bremen mustered in co I and (probably) deserted Patrick Haly mustered in co I James Harris, substitute, mustered in co I George Howard mustered in co I and (probably) deserted (perhaps deserted 24 Apr) William McGogney, substitute, mustered in co I Michael Mullen mustered in co I and deserted (perhaps mustered in 2 March and deserted 24 Apr 65) John Smith mustered in co I and deserted (possibly deserted 24 Apr) Edwin Blake, substitute, mustered in co K Ellis Iddings, substitute, mustered in co K Hugh Moran, substitute, mustered in co K John Rowland, substitute, mustered in co K Joseph Campbell (G) returned from furlough William McGlency (E)'s furlough expired Patrick Haly (I) deserted (perhaps 20 Apr 65) a check for $180.00 was drawn, on Samuel Giraski's order [regiment possibly had 258 guns (may be 25 March)] [for more information, possibly see consolidated morning report (may be 25 March)] |
| 25 |
regiment moved from camp about 6.30 a.m.; halted at brigade
headquarters and awaited orders. Marched to the right
along the railroad about two miles and halted. About 12
pm moved to the support of the Second Corps;
lay in reserve outside of breast-works; moved
into breast-works about 3 p.m. About 5 p.m. moved out
in front of breast-works and formed on the right of
second line of battle, in rear of One hundred and
fifty-fifth Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers, while the
Second Corps was engaged. About 9 p.m. returned to camp.
[Sellers' report]
William Townsend, substitute, mustered in co B Patrick Byrne (B) returned late from furlough Isaac Smith, substitute, mustered in co B John Hanton, substitute, mustered in co C William Hohman, substitute, mustered in co C Thomas Hunley, substitute, mustered in co C Calvin Krisher, substitute, mustered in co C (perhaps 26th) Herbert Reeves, substitute, mustered in co C John Voct, substitute, mustered in co C (possibly 22nd) John Bailey mustered in co D Ephraim Banker, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 24th) William Rahn, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 22nd) Edward Hubler, substitute, mustered in co H (perhaps 23rd) James Clark, substitute, mustered in co I James Spencer, substitute, mustered in co I John Sullivan, substitute, mustered in co K William Thompson, substitute, enlisted in co K George Flemming (F) returned (late) from furlough Joseph Widdifield (D)'s furlough expired Robert Anderson (D)'s furlough expired muster and descriptive roll of a detachment of drafted men and substitutes forwarded for the 91st, Philadelphia PA: including John Tagan (E), Charles Ott (-), John Ryon (-), Michael S Ryon (-), Charles Schei (-) [regiment possibly had 258 guns (may be 24 March)] [for more information, possibly see consolidated morning report (may be 24 March)] |
| 26 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
promotions, all effective 1 Mar: Archibald Nimmo (C) to regimental qm sgt, James Healy (I) to corp, Enos Hickman (I) to corp, John McGinnis (C) to 1st sgt, Thomas Deveraux (C) to sgt, Andrew Friend (C) to sgt, Charles C Powell (C) to corp, John Harvey (C) to corp, and John Pomeroy (C) to corp Henry Cole (B) reported discharged on expiration of term Calvin Krisher, substitute, mustered in co C (perhaps 25th) William Bayley mustered by Lt Burke (why?) regiment had 262 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 27 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Philip McElery, substitute, may have mustered in to co A Philip McGinnis, substitute, mustered in co A (possibly 22nd) William Furgeson, substitute, mustered in co C James McCabe, substitute, mustered in co C James O'Neill, substitute, mustered in co C Daniel Thompson, substitute, mustered in co C Benneville Hummel, substitute, mustered in co H John Dennison, substitute, mustered in co K and deserted Joseph Cohen (E) discharged on surgeon's certificate William Fraley (H) mustered out because of disability James Gere enlisted and mustered in co E Thomas Green enlisted and mustered in co E George Hodge enlisted and mustered in co E Thomas Withers, substitute, mustered in co F Samuel Edwards (B) discharged on surgeon's certificate Conrad Eisenhart, substitute, mustered in co G William Helfrick, substitute, mustered in co G George Hobson, substitute, mustered in co H William Lawrence, substitute, mustered in co G George Oldmixon (f&s) discharged by special order John Hamblin, substitute, mustered in co C Stephen Bachman, substitute, mustered in co H (perhaps 29th) John Brocus, substitute, mustered in co H John Clemmence, substitute, mustered in co H Jacob Dobler, substitute, mustered in co H Daniel Kelly, substitute, mustered in co H Peter Shappell, substitute, mustered in co H Michael Shutzle, substitute, mustered in co H John Strauser, substitute, mustered in co H William Wolfgang, substitute, mustered in co H Charles Dillon, substitute, mustered in co I Nesbit Hanlin, substitute, mustered in co I Thomas Maguire, substitute, mustered in co I Sebastian Veithoofer, substitute, mustered in co I Thomas Delaney, substitute, mustered in co K George Kittleby, substitute, mustered in co K William McGlency (E) returned from furlough Robert Anderson (D) returned (late) from furlough Wilbur Wampole and William Care (co.D) dropped as deserters (both deserted from hospital in August 1864) Muster and descriptive roll of a detachment of drafted men and substitutes forwarded for the 91st Regiment Pennsylvania infantry, Carlisle PA, included John Cornish (not assigned to a company) regiment had 260 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
| 28 |
regiment was near Petersburg VA
Appomattox Campaign began [Dyer, v.3, p.1604] Joseph Gilbert tried by court martial; found guilty of behaving disrespectfully towards his commanding officer, but not guilty of disobeying orders James Murray, substitute, mustered in co A John Conly, substitute, mustered in co B Stephen Harris, substitute, mustered in co C (perhaps 23rd) Charles Jones, substitute, mustered in co C John McGovern, substitute, mustered in co C Robert Mervins, substitute, mustered in co C Michael Morris, substitute, mustered in co C James West, substitute, mustered in co C Thomas Hughes, substitute, mustered in co D William H Smith, substitute, mustered in co D (perhaps 28 Feb) Thomas Gaffney, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E John E Campbell, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E John Clutterbuck, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E John Hildebrandt, substitute, enlisted in co E (maybe 23rd) Herman Rasenke, draftee, enlisted and mustered in co E John Henry, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Patrick Murphy, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Daniel Braun, draftee, mustered in co G (perhaps 17th) Howard Yeatts, draftee, mustered in co G (possibly 23rd) John Bryan, substitute, mustered in co A (perhaps 28 Feb 65) John Anderson, substitute, mustered in co H (but never reported) Frederick Becker, substitute, mustered in co H Thomas Broderick, substitute, mustered in co H (but never reported) George Gable, substitute, mustered in co H Henry Gross, substitute, mustered in co H AM Musselman, substitute, mustered in co H Augustus Stillwagon, substitute, mustered in co H Antonia Tramack, substitute, mustered in co H (but never reported) Dilman Zeigler, substitute, mustered in co H James Graham, substitute, mustered in co I John Murray mustered in co I Mark Durkin, substitute, mustered in co K Thomas Larner, substitute, mustered in co K (but never reported--deserted) Mark Osborne, substitute, mustered in co K John Perry, substitute, mustered in co K David Powers, substitute, mustered in co K William Thompson, substitute, mustered in co K William Neill, substitute, mustered in (but apparently never reported) [William] Hoffman (A) reduced to the ranks for being awol John Partenheimer to turn over surplus ordnance & stores to William Carpenter Joseph Widdifield (D) returned (late) from furlough Isaiah Collins (F) and Isaac W Smith (F) sent to the division hospital and then transferred to the 5th corps hospital at City Point VA regiment had 262 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report] |
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Appomattox Campaign continued. Gravelly Run.
3 am. moved out. went about twelve miles on Quaker Road. Met enemy and drove some distance. Halted. about 11 pm advanced about a mile and entrenched. Thomas Walter and Joseph Gilbert were under arrest. [Dyer, v.3, p.1604; Walter; Bates, pp.192-193; Welch, p.506; Thos Moore, 'What might have been: The significant closing days of the Great Rebellion'. National Tribune 21 February 1895] Michael O'Harra, substitute, mustered in co B John Smith, substitute, mustered in co B John Augar, substitute, mustered in co C Michael Colston [Conlon?], substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Alexander Frazier, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E James Kiernan, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Wade Laconia, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E David Leedon, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E James L Mahoney, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E Charles Meyers, draftee, enlisted and mustered in co E William Weaver, draftee, enlisted and mustered in co E Martin Gorman, substitute, mustered in co G and deserted John Kelly, substitute, mustered in co G and deserted John Hughes, substitute, mustered in co G and deserted James Kennewell, substitute, mustered in co G, and deserted James Rook, substitute, mustered in co G and deserted Stephen Bachman, substitute, mustered in co H (perhaps 27th) Joseph Spackerd, substitute, mustered in co H Charles Wilson, substitute, mustered in co H (but never reported) John Murray (I) deserted John Roster (118th PA) wounded, Petersburg VA Isaiah Collins (F) [and perhaps also Isaac W Smith (F)] returned to duty Muster and descriptive roll of a detachment of drafted men and substitutes, draft rendezvous, Carlisle PA, included William Tries (B), William H Knouse (F), Kersey J Cook (F), William Onkest (D) |
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Appomattox Campaign continued.
Advanced and found Confederates near Dabney's Mill. [Welch, p.506; Dyer, v.3, p.1604] Francis Carrigan, substitute, enlisted and mustered in co E William War, substitute, mustered in co G and deserted John Williams, substitute, mustered in co G and deserted Charles Smith, substitute, mustered in co K Elias Burkett (G) discharged by general order (probably 1 Jun 65) John Bender (G) discharged at Washington DC by general order 26, War Dept (probably 1 Jun 65) John Wright (G) deserted from Hatcher's Run |
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Appomattox Campaign continued.
Capt Theodore Hope received a bad wound in the chest. [Bates, p.193; Walter] Relieved by Second Corps. Moved to left; thrown into line behind Gravelly Run. about noon: ordered to support of Second and Third Divisions. Advance drove enemy about four miles to White Oak Road. Ordered to support Gen Sheridan. midnight: returned to corps (having advanced 6 miles beyond the line and almost into the Confederate camp--this may have confused the Confederates into thinking that the entire 5th corps was near, which may have led them to withdraw) Joseph Gilbert left without permission John Flynn (E) killed in action on Boydton Plank Road, by a gun shot wound [Welch, p.506; Walter; Dyer, v.3, p.1604; Thos Moore, 'What might have been: The significant closing days of the Great Rebellion'. National Tribune 21 February 1895] John Graham ordered to take command of co E, receipting to Theodore Hope for all property John Eisenberger (A)'s furlough expired John Whitaker (I) wounded (perhaps 21st) John Bell (118th PA) wounded, Five Forks VA muster and descriptive roll of a detachment of drafted men and substitutes forwarded for the 91st regiment Pennsylvania infantry, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, included Samuel Giraski (but his name was crossed out), William Neill (but his name was crossed out) [orders] |