91st PA in May 1862

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April 1862	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	June 1862
April 1862	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	June 1862
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The 91st was attached to the defenses of Washington, and had duty in Alexandria Virginia, throughout this month. [Dyer, v.3 p.1604]

?	See Walter, v.3 #35 p.2, for a description of some leisure activities at Alexandria.
?	Peter Sloan (B) discharged on surgeon's certificate John Devine (B) discharged on surgeon's certificate Christian Ehler (B) discharged on surgeon's certificate William English (B) discharged on surgeon's certificate William Jacobs (B) discharged on surgeon's certificate
1	Samuel Conrad (E) deserted Francis O Dell (E) deserted Francis D Harrigan (E) promoted to corp, replacing Brophy Hiram Ashton (G) promoted to corp Nathan Heyser (G) promoted to 5th sgt
2	James McGhee (G) discharged at Indiana Hospital, Washington DC on surgeon's certificate (possibly 21st)
3	Brigadier General L Thomas inspected the 91st's arms, which were "in fine order" [see report, Brig Genl L Thomas, 4 May 1862]
4	Lentz and co E were ordered to report to Gilbert at Old Capital Prison, with four days rations and all their camp equippage; perhaps this is related to the shooting of Jesse Wharton Thomas Veach (D) received pay due him at discharge [orders]
5	Joshua Johnson (A) discharged at Alexandria VA on surgeon's certificate Homer Stewart (A) discharged at Alexandria VA on surgeon's certificate Edward Flanigan (I) discharged at Alexandria VA on surgeon's certificate Samuel Chambers (K) promoted to sgt Theodore Snyder (K) promoted to sgt
6	Benjamin Strang (F) discharged at Carroll Hill Barracks Washington DC on surgeon's certificate William Waltman (F) discharged at Alexandria VA on surgeon's certificate John Solomon (A) may have deserted (perhaps 2 Apr 62)
7	William Thaworth (H) discharged at Alexandria VA on surgeon's certificate Enoch Brewster (D) promoted to 2nd lt (F) (possibly 8th)
8	Elbert Noblet (A) discharged at Washington DC on surgeon's certificate (perhaps 18th) Gregory issued orders about training and other requirements Enoch Brewster (D) promoted to 2nd lt (F) (possibly 7th) [orders]
9	James Hoock (C) discharged at Military Hospital, Baltimore on surgeon's certificate
10	Daniel Doster detailed as Orderly in Provost Marshall's Office, Washington DC, by order of Brigadier General Wadsworth [letter, Sinex to Marvin (13 June 1863)] James Devine (B) discharged Frederick Deininger (I) discharged on surgeon's certificate William Lockhart (I) discharged by special order
11	John Harkinson (C) died at Alexandria VA of consumption Elias Lever (I) died
12	Charles Henry (H) promoted from 2nd lt to capt
13	Ambrose Baker was arrested by order of General Wadsworth, and held at the Central Guard House, probably for shooting Jesse B Wharton [Register of prisoners, Central Guard House, National Archives, Record Group 393, part IV, entry 2086, volume 313, page 294] Enoch Brewster appointed 2nd lt, co.F Ralph Montgomery (F) reduced to the ranks
14	William Kintzle (A) paroled by order of Robert E Lee CSA at Richmond VA Stephen Eastwick (H) promoted from 1st sgt to 2nd lt (perhaps 18th)
15	John Valtz (H) discharged at Washington DC on surgeon's certificate
16	Andrew Culbertson (I) discharged on surgeon's certificate Henry A M Jacobs (I) discharged
17	George Ehn (G) discharged on surgeon's certificate at Indiana Hospital, Washington DC Daniel Shultz (D) discharged at Alexandria VA on surgeon's certificate
18	Cornelius Dougherty (F) discharged at Alexandria VA on surgeon's certificate (possibly 18 June) Franklin Braceland deserted, at Washington DC Francis Manniess deserted, at Washington DC Stephen Eastwick (H) promoted from 1st sgt to 2nd lt (perhaps 14th) James Thompson (H) reduced to the ranks Elbert Noblet (A) discharged at Washington DC on surgeon's certificate (perhaps 8th)
19	John Carson (I) discharged on surgeon's certificate Robert H Sinex Sr detailed as superintendent of contrabands
20	James Smith (D) discharged at Alexandria, VA, on surgeon's certificate George Finney (H) promoted to 1st sgt, vice Stephen Eastwick Joseph Jones (H) promoted to 2nd sgt, vice George Finney William Frailey (H) promoted to 3rd sgt Andrew Steinmetz (H) promoted to 4th sgt John Wood (H) promoted to 5th sgt John Goodwin (H) promoted to 2nd corp Thomas Crozier (H) promoted to 5th corp, vice John Wood David Campbell (H) promoted to 3rd corp, replacing Charles Barkett Charles Barkett (H) reduced to the ranks John Brown (H) promoted to 4th corp Malachi Davis (H) may have been reduced to the ranks Stephen Whinna (H) may have been promoted to 6th corp
21	James McGhee (G) discharged at Indiana Hospital, Washington DC on surgeon's certificate (possibly 2nd)
22	Silas Charmelia (D/H) died, Washington DC, of smallpox Joseph Gebler (F) promoted to corp Ralph Montgomery (F) returned from desertion (probably an error) Stephen Eastwick (H) resigned
23	Charles Sherman (H) discharged at Alexandria VA on surgeon's certificate Major Laidley was requested to examine samples of the "Justice arms", including some returned by the 91st or 88th PA [see letter, Commission on Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, 23 May 1862]
24	John Q Dyke promoted to 2nd lt, co H
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27	William Gorman was in Douglas Hospital
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29	Edward Mansfield (C) deserted at Alexandria VA Alexander Greer (I) discharged on surgeon's certificate Charles Parker (I) discharged on surgeon's certificate
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31	serving in the Military District of Washington, as Infantry, under Brigadier General James S Wadsworth (statement of troops) William Campbell (H) died by drowning, Alexandria VA