91st PA in June 1865

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May 1865	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	July 1865
May 1865	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	July 1865
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Throughout this month, the 91st was in the First Brigade, Third Division, Fifth Army Corps, of the Army of the Potomac. [Dyer, v.3 p.1604]

?	William Bowman (B) contracted piles while the regiment was marching from Burkeville VA to Washington DC; he did not go to the hospital because he was afraid he would catch a fever for which many men were being treated in hospital then
?	Camped near Alexandria until 10 July [Welch, p.507]
?	Thomas Comog (I) [unidentified] tried by court martial [see National Archives Archival Research Catalog (accessed 24 July 2010)]
1	effective date of promotion of Louis Young (A) to sgt James Nugent (F) promoted to sgt Jacob Afflenback (E) discharged by special order George Hampton (E) promoted to sgt John Fenn (E) promoted to sgt Charles Yost (E) promoted to corp George Young (E) promoted to sgt Michael McCartney (E) promoted to corp John Keever (E) discharged on surgeon's certificate John Weiser (E) discharged by general order George Bennett (F) discharged by general order (possibly, but almost certainly not, 1 Jun 64) James Browning (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order George Carrick (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order (possibly 24th) Isaiah Collins (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order Asa Johnson (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order Emanuel Johnson (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order John J Johnson (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order William P Johnson (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order George Fleming (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order Isaac Goodman (F) promoted to sgt Thomas Jay (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order George Keller (F) promoted to sgt John Leasure (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order George Martin (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order Hiram Perdue (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order Isaac W Smith (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order George Poole (H) promoted to corp David Mansfield (F) discharged by general order (possibly 1 Jun 64) John Denning (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order Joseph Snyder (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order Robert Wilkinson (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order John Yake (F) discharged by general order Henry Zane (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order (possibly 23 May) Michael Stufft (G) discharged by general order 26, War Dept, near Washington DC John Bender (G) discharged at Washington DC by general order 26, War Dept (possibly 30 Mar 65) Elias Burkett (G) discharged by general order (perhaps 30 Mar 65) William Collins (G) discharged near Washington DC, by general order 26 War Dept (perhaps 30 May) Daniel Garn (G) discharged by general order (perhaps 12 Jul 65) George Kite (G) discharged by general order 26, War Dept, near Washington DC (perhaps 30 May 65) Joseph Whitaker (G) discharged near Washington DC by general order 26, War Dept (perhaps 30 May) John Deerr (H) promoted to corp William Dyke (H) discharged (perhaps 3rd or 30 May) Jacob Keesey (H) discharged (perhaps 30 May or 3 Jun) William Beaver assigned to command co.A and ordered to receipt to William Letourneau for all ordnance, ordnance stores & other property Benjamin Price (I) began furlough Rinard Anthony (K) discharged by GO 77 War Dept (perhaps May 65) Patrick Condon transferred from 118th PA to 91st (perhaps really on the 2nd?) regiment notified that William Lindsay (K) had been discharged on surgeon's certificate John Perry (K) deserted (perhaps 25th) Charles Loper (formerly G, now H 2nd NJ Cav) developed chronic diarrhea at Columbus Mississippi descriptive list of deserters, including John Tagan (E) regiment had 232 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
2	Daniel Logue (C) discharged by general order, on surgeon's certificate, at Campbell USA General Hospital Wade Laconia (E) discharged by general order men were transferred from the 118th PA to the 91st by s.o.138 HQ Army of Potomac 1 June 1865 (initially 4 officers and 111 enlisted men) Charles France (A) discharged by general order 77 [effective 30 May?] James Luffberry (A) discharged by general order [effective date] Benjamin Shriner (A) discharged by general order [perhaps this was revoked; it's crossed out in the company descriptive roll] David Lingenfetter (B) discharged by general order 94 War Dept (perhaps 25 May 65) Charles Clime (D) discharged by general order 26, War Dept, in the field near Washington DC (perhaps 30 May 65) William McKenney (D) discharged by general order 26, War Dept, in the field near Washington DC (perhaps 3rd) Henry Sinex (D) discharged in the field near Washington DC by special order or by gen'l order 26 War Dept Thomas Taylor (D) discharged in the field near Washington DC by special order or by gen'l order 26 War Dept William Unkert (D) discharged by general order at Campbell [?] Hospital, Washington DC (probably the date of the order, and not the actual date he was discharged) Israel Lazerus (D) discharged in the field near Washington DC by special order or by gen'l order 26 War Dept Patrick Condon (F) deserted Andrew Gregg (K) discharged by g.o. 77 War Dept (perhaps 3rd) regiment had 230 guns detachment muster-out roll, Washington DC, included William Onkest (D) [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
3	soldiers transferred from the 118th PA reported for duty (including Henry Shubert) Daniel Whartonby (I) died of typhoid fever at US Armory Hosp, Washington DC William McKenney (D) discharged by general order 26, War Dept, in the field near Washington DC (perhaps 2nd) Andrew Gregg (K) discharged by general order (perhaps 2nd) William Widdifield (D) began furlough William Dyke (H) discharged by general order, War Dept, near Washington DC (perhaps 30 May or 1 June) Jacob Keesey (H) discharged near Washington DC by general order, War Dept (perhaps 30 May or 1 Jun) George Marker (I) began furlough regiment had 219 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
4	James Harley (E) detailed as teamster for the 1st div team Henry Sheaf mustered out of 198th PA regiment had 222 guns [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
5	Benjamin Shriner (A) died, at Campbell Hospital, Washington DC Jerome B Jacobs (E) discharged by general order James Devlin (E) detailed for duty in qr mr dept, 5th army corps William Foote (E) detailed as mounted meesenger at 5th corps hq Frederick Reese (D) discharged by general order effective date of promotion of Oscar Printzler (K) to hospital steward regiment had 222 guns William Beaver (A) certified that Thomas Simpson (A) was killed in action John H Weeks resigned as Captain VRC [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
6	Adam Imled (or Imler) (B) discharged by general order (possibly 25 May) Joseph Everhart (C) went on leave George Lathrop (E) discharged Wilfred Bywater (K) promoted from corp to sgt Reuben Berger (K) promoted to corp John Casner (K) discharged and promoted to 1st lt William Cloud (K) promoted from sgt to 1st sgt Donald Knox (D)'s furlough expired 2 hours drill daily required for each company (except Sunday), 7-8 am & 4-5 pm James McCullough (C)'s furlough expired regiment had 222 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
7	John Casner (F&S) went on leave Herman Kurtz (B) discharged by general order, on surgeon's certificate William Spangler (G) went on leave Dennis McCarty (E) detailed for duty in division quartermaster dept Oscar Printzler (K) promoted to hosp stew effective date of these promotions: William Cloud (K) to 1st sgt, Wilfred Bywater (K) to sgt, Conrad Eisenhart (G) to corp John Stackhouse (I) began furlough James Clark (E) began furlough regiment had 222 guns [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
8	Joseph Gilbert (C) to assume command of his company and receipt to Joseph Everhart for all ordnance, ordnance stores, clothing, camp & garrison equippage Joseph Everhart relieved from commanding co.C David D Smith (I) returned (early) from furlough regiment had 219 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
9	William Jeffries (E) discharged by general order John Huver [??] (E) detailed for duty at 3rd Brigade hq William Foote (E) relieved from duty at 5th corps hq Eugene Chemin (A) discharged on surgeon's certificate Joseph Gilbert (A) wrote George W Ford about the death of Edward Shine (C) Donald Knox (D) returned (late) from furlough James McCullough (C) returned (late) from furlough David D Smith (I)'s furlough expired Charles Bayley (C) began furlough William Onkest (D) discharged, at Campbell US Hospital, Washington DC (perhaps actually 10th) Philip Stotsenberg (E) began furlough regiment had 219 guns [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
10	some members of the regiment participated in a parade for returning veterans in Philadelphia PA Archibald Nimmo (F&S)'s leave expired William Chandler (D)'s leave expired William Unkert (D) discharged at Campbell [?] Hospital Washington DC because of disability (perhaps actually 9th) Lewis Camplain (G) deserted from camp near Washington DC Solomon Starner (G) deserted from camp near Washington DC regiment had 219 guns ['Our veterans: Philadelphia's welcome to her returning volunteers, June 10, 1865', Philadelphia Inquirer, 12 June 1865, pages 1-2 [on page 2]] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
11	Archibald Nimmo (F&S) returned from leave William Chandler (D) returned from leave George Young (E)'s furlough expired regiment had 219 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
12	John Hamblin (C) discharged on surgeon's certificate William Eckard (D)'s furlough expired George Young (E) returned (late) from furlough Zachariah Oyler (F) discharged by general order James Robinson (F) discharged by general order George Werkiser (G)'s furlough expired William Ross (H) died at division hospital, Washington DC, of typhoid fever Joseph Detterline (formerly of H) discharged from VRC regiment had 215 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
13	John Bell (transferred from 118th PA) assigned to command co.A, and ordered to receipt to William Beaver for all property James Donnelly (transferred from 118th PA) assigned to co.H George Werkiser (G) returned (late) from furlough James Chism (B) began furlough Jacob Fisher (A) began furlough Charles Smith (I) began furlough William Carpenter (D) requested 15-day leave to visit Philadelphia because of serious family illness William Kensil (G) discharged at Augur Genl Hosp near Alexandria VA, by general order 79 AGO regiment had 213 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
14	William Warford (A) discharged by general order Joseph Gilbert (A) testified about the death of Edward Shine (C) Edwin Burr (B) discharged by general order Richard Fries (C) deserted regiment had 211 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
15	John Allen (F&S) went on leave Isaac Smith (B) discharged by general order John Brander (E) discharged by general order John Aemigh (G) discharged by general order promotions effective 7 June: William Cloud (K) to 1st sgt, Wilfred Bywater (K) to sgt, Conrad Eisenhart (G) to corp John Sommers (H) began furlough John Fenn (E) began furlough George Cross (A) began furlough Edward Matchett (G) began furlough regiment had 211 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
16	regiment was near Fort Albany Joseph Everhart (C)'s leave expired William Carpenter (D) went on leave promotions effective 1 June: corp John Fenn (E) to sgt, corp George Young (E) to sgt, pvt Charles Yost (E) to corp, pvt Michael McCartney (E) to corp promotions effective 16 June: corp Isaac Goodman (F) to sgt, corp James Nugent (F) to sgt, corp William Jones (F) to sgt, corp George Keller (F) to sgt, and pvt Charles Megonigal to corp promotion effective 5 June: Oscar Printzler (K) to hospital steward Isaiah Tomlin (C) began furlough Jacob Bolin (H) deserted from camp near Washington DC Elliott McPherson (H) discharged by general order regiment had 201 guns [letters and orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
17	Albert Morgan (C) began furlough Har'y Reinhart (K) discharged by general order William Rumbaugh (K) began furlough forwarded descrpitive list for Henry Dunn (I) to Satterlie Hosp, Philadelphia forwarded descriptive list for John H Kennedy (I) to Chester Hosp John Stackhouse (I) returned from furlough John S Donnell (I) certified various claims about Daniel Whartonby for his mother's pension application regiment had 201 guns John R Lynch transferred with the 6th PA Cav to the 2nd PA Provisional Cav [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
18	Dennis McCarty and Carl Nelson (E) died of disease William Eckard (D) returned (late) from furlough William Widdifield (D)'s furlough expired George Marker (I) returned from furlough regiment had 201 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
19	Absolam Rice (C) discharged by general order David Cooley (F) deserted David Adams (F) deserted John Whitaker (I) discharged by general order [possibly 21 June] final statements for Zachariah Barnhart (C) and Robert Mervine (C) sent (where?) William Widdifield (D) returned (late) from furlough regiment had 201 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
20	John Bartholemew (F) deserted Thomas McGovern (F) deserted George Tewell (F) discharged by general order (possibly 1 Jun 64) Jeremiah Weigle (G) deserted near Washington DC regiment had 201 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
21	descriptive list for Sanford Mothersbaugh (B) sent (where?) James Wright (C) discharged by general order descriptive list for David/Daniel Logan (D) forwarded [where?] John Whitaker (I) discharged (possibly 19 June) Benjamin Price (I) returned from furlough Patrick O'Malley (K) discharged on surgeon's certificate William Carpenter (A 21 VRC, formerly co. C) died, in Trenton, Mercer Cty, NJ, of phthisis pulmonalis regiment had 201 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
22	John Casner (F&S)'s leave expired Frederick Rhoads (A) discharged by general order William Bell (D) discharged by general order Joseph Bennett (F) discharged by general order (possibly but almost certainly not 1 Jun 64) William Michael (F) went on leave William Spangler (G)'s leave expired James Beeman (H) discharged at Washington DC by general order, War Dept David Faunce (B) began furlough Solomon Siglin (B) began furlough Joseph Baker (A) began furlough James Clark (E)'s furlough expired Michael Stufft (G) died regiment had 200 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
23	John Wonderley (C) deserted Edwin Stanley (C) deserted William Bayley (D) began furlough Joseph Johnston (D) began furlough Charles Peterman (D) discharged on surgeon's certificate Thomas Speadman (F) discharged by special order John Strauser (H) died, division hosp., Washington DC (perhaps 24th) regiment had 200 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
24	William Lechron (C) discharged by general order Michael Morris (C) deserted James Forsythe (D) discharged by general order Joseph Summers (D) discharged by general order George Carrick (F) discharged near Washington DC by general order (probably 1st) William Heller (F) died William Letourneau (G) went on leave John Strauser (H) died, division hosp., Washington DC (possibly 23rd) Franklin Wolfinger (H) discharged by general order Charles Smith (I) returned (early) from furlough James Nugent (F) began furlough John Worl (C) began furlough Charles Bayley (C)'s furlough expired Philip Stotsenberg (E)'s furlough expired James McCabe (C) deserted James O'Neil (C) deserted James West (C) deserted James [John?] Gorman discharged from VRC Mark Durkin (K) deserted (perhaps 25th) Fred Knickerbocker (K) deserted (perhaps 25) Mark Osborne (K) deserted (perhaps 25th) William Simons (K) deserted (perhaps 25th) William Thompson (K) deserted (perhaps 25th) regiment had 201 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
25	William Knapp (B) went on leave Conrad Eisenhart (G) deserted from Washington DC William Helfrick (G) deserted from camp near Washington DC John Casner (K) went on leave James Clark (E) returned (late) from furlough John Buzby (G) absent, having not returned from furlough; reported deserted William Lawrence (G) deserted from camp near Washington DC John Anderson (H) dropped as deserter Thomas Broderick (H) dropped as deserter George Hollen (H) dropped as deserter (I haven't identified him) George Holly (H) dropped as deserter Antonie Tramack (H) dropped as deserter Charles Wilson (H) dropped as deserter Mark Durkin (K) deserted (perhaps 24th) Fred Knickerbocker (K) deserted (perhaps 24) Mark Osborne (K) deserted (perhaps 24th) John Perry (K) deserted (perhaps 1st) William Simons (K) deserted (perhaps 24th) William Thompson (K) deserted (perhaps 24th) final statement for Frank Miller (A) sent to AGO regiment had 201 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
26	Samuel Swartz (E) detailed for duty in quartermaster dept, 1st div, 5th corps William Carpenter (D) detailed as acting regt qr mr, replacing Archibald Nimmo appointed A.A.Q.M. 5 Corp Isaiah Tomlin (C)'s furlough expired Michael Stufft's descriptive list sent to hospital Benneville Hummel (H) died of typhoid fever, at Slough General Hosp, Alexandria VA regiment had 201 guns [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
27	Joseph Campbell (E) detailed for duty as guard for brigade qm dept John L Carey (E) detailed for duty in brigade sub. dept. promotions effective 1 May 65: Simeon Zane (A) to sgt, Franklin Clough (A) to corp, Samuel Peberty (A) to corp, Thomas Hannan (A) to corp, John McClure (A) to corp, Benjamin Yeager (A) to corp, William Volkmar (A) to corp Isaiah Tomlin (C) deserted promotion effective 1 June: Louis Young (A) to sgt William Harris (I) began furlough Oscar Printzler (K) promoted to hospital steward [see 16th] regiment had 201 guns [orders] [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
28	James Chism (B)'s furlough expired Jacob Fisher (A) returned from furlough Charles Smith (I)'s furlough expired Thomas Taylor (G) began furlough Charles Powell (C) began furlough Michael McCartney (E) began furlough Frederick Stotta (K) began furlough Anthony Gally (B) began furlough Samuel Dougherty (I) began furlough Phillip Demmell (K) began furlough (?) regiment had 197 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
29	James Aarons (F) discharged by general (probably 1 May) James Hewitt (F&S) enlisted, as ass't surg James Chism (B) returned (late) from furlough Abraham Russell (D) deserted Charles T Loper (formerly G, now H 2nd NJ Cav) discharged at Vicksburg Mississippi regiment had 197 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]
30	John Sommers (H)'s furlough expired John Fenn (E)'s furlough expired George Cross (A)'s furlough expired Edward Matchett (G)'s furlough expired Philip McElerey (C) deserted regiment had 193 guns [for more information, see consolidated morning report]