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absences without leave
accidental injuries and deaths
after the war
age at enlistment
Alexandria, Virginia
aliases
army enlistments, post-war
army regulations
arrests
articles of war (1806)
baggage (selections only)
baker (brigade)
Bankruptcy act of 1867
battles the 91st participated in
Bedford county soldiers
birthplaces
boards of survey
brevet appointments
burial places
butcher (regimental and brigade)
Camp Chase
Camp Edwards
Camp Stanton
camp rules and property
camp schedules
capture of the 91st's headquarters wagon
captured members of the 91st
causes of death (and other medical problems)
cemeteries
census records
central guard house
classes (based on occupations)
clothing
clothing allowances
colors (regimental)
complexion (in description)
condolence letters - see 'In their own words'
conflict in the regiment
consolidation of the two regiments
consolidated morning reports
cooks and cooking
Cotton, Charles T
council of administration
courts martial
database of men in the regiment
database from morning reports
death notification letters - see 'In their own words'
deaths, by month (numbers and causes only)
deaths during service
deaths during service--names
deaths--chronological list (including deaths during and after service)
deaths--last known of a member of the 91st
deficiencies
demotions
description [height, complexion, eyes, hair]
deserters
deserters--presidential proclamation about
desertion--removing the charge of
details and detached service
discharges [reason for]
donations
draftees
drills
earnings before the war
elections
enlisted men who received commissions
execution (of 5 soldiers in the 118th PA)
executions witnessed by the 91st
expiration of term, soldiers discharged because of
eye colors (in description)
family members in the regiment
firefighters
first names
Fishtowners (volunteered as a group)
flags (regimental colors)
food (and rations)
fraternal orders
fraud (pension)
free military school
Freedmen's Bureau [Gregory was an Assistant Commissioner]
furloughs
general orders [very select!]
Grand Army of the Republic
Greenhow, Rose O'Neal
guards
habeas corpus, discharges on writ of
hair colors (in description)
headquarters wagon (capture of)
heights (in description)
home guard (militia)
hospital attendants
initial camps (August-December 1861)
injuries, self-inflicted
inspections
instruction of officers
invalid corps
Jenks, M E [Pension Office Special Agent]
Kansas State Soldiers Home
Kensington Hose Company #30 (volunteered as a group)
Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church
laws relating to military service and pensions
leaves of absence
Lentz, Alderman
Lincoln
list of men who served in the regiment
Locke, Fred (5th Corps AAG)
Long Bridge
lost property
Loyal Legion of the United States, Military Order of the
mail [address]
Marvin, Azor Smith (Brigade AAG)
McClellan, attitude towards
medal of honor (and other medals)
medical care
medical reports
Mexican War
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
military service after the war
minors (and guardians)
missing in action
mistakes
MOLLUS
money, sending home
Montgomery County Pennsylvania
morale
mules
musicians
muster roll database
muster-out rolls
mustered out with regiment
National Asylum
National Colored Monument Association (meeting addressed by Gregory)
National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
National Military Home
naturalizations
Nebraska veterans roster, 1893
negroes
nicknames
number of enlisted men and officers
occupation (pre-war)
occupation classes
officers (names)
officers (structure)
officers' servants
Official Records, references to the 91st in
Old Capitol Prison
Old Soldiers Home
organization--the 91st's place in the Union Armies
original members
origin of the 91st
other military service
pack horses
paperwork and reports
pay and allowances
Pennsylvania regiments: 62nd Infantry, 118th Infantry, 155th infantry
Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Home
pensions
pension files indices
Pension Office forms ("circulars")
pension fraud
people related to (but not in) the 91st
pets
picket duty
pictures
pioneer corps
poems in death notices
post-war military service
pre-war wages
presidential proclamation about deserters
prior military service
prisoners--members of the 91st taken as
promotions
property losses
provost marshalls
quarter master department
quarters
rations
recruiting
recruiting posters
reductions to ranks
refreshment saloons
regimental books, loss of
regular army enlistments
regulations, army
relatives in the regiment
religion
reports
researchers
Ringgold Hose Company (volunteered as a group)
Sanitary Commission
scam
schedules
search morning reports (statistical) database
self-inflicted injuries
sergeants major
servants of officers
Shad Hose (volunteered as a group)
Shipley's Woods, outrage at a camp meeting at, investigated by Edgar Gregory
Sinex's plea (for the return of absent men)
Soldiers and Sailors Home (Pennsylvania)
Spanish American war
statistics about men who served in the regiment
strife in the regiment
substitutes
surgeon's certificate, discharged by
surgeons
surplus property
survey, boards of
survivors' association
sutlers
tattoos
temptations at Alexandria, Virginia
temporary attachment to 91st
tents
tension in the regiment
testimonials
transfers from and to other regiments
Union Relief Association (Philadelphia)
Union Soldiers' Alliance [Washington DC]
Union Volunteer Refreshment Committee
veterans
veterans--names
veterans' reserve corps
volunteer refreshment saloons
volunteers, draftees, and substitutes
wages before the war
Washington DC, duties in
weapons
Wharton, Jesse B [prisoner shot by the 91st]
widow's pension files
YMCA
zouave training