What happened
See the descriptions from 27 April 1863 through 6 May 1863.
Sources
- organization
- brigade report
- division report
- "An incident of Chancellorsville" (by C Raitt [?])
- [untitled article quoting George Ott]. The News and Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina), 23 December 1881 (issue 238), column B
- casualties
- consolidated morning report, 91st PA, 7 May 1863 (apparently the first report after the battle)
- Bates, pp.188-189
- Walter
- Welch
- letter listing battles, Sellers to Bennett, 24 September 1864 [lists 1 and 3 May]
- letter listing battles, Sellers to Bennett, 10 November 1864 [3 May only]
- James Cartledge. 'Touching recollections of a brother who gave his life that his country might live'.
- William C Reiff, 'A boy hero: a young drummer made of the right kind of stuff'. National tribune 3 August 1905, page 3, columns 1-2
- 'Further from General Hooker's army', Philadelphia Inquirer, 7 May 1863, page 1
After the Battle of Chancellorsville, Michael Bergin (E) deserted and joined the Veterans' Reserve Corps.