91st PA--absences without leave

did not report when the regiment returned to the army from veterans' leave

• George Cline (D), 11 Mar 64
• Archibald McKain (E) awol 13 Mar 63, having not returned from leave 12 Mar; returned 14 Mar

other

On 31 May 1864, company B reported 14 men absent without leave: John Baird, John Carrol, Ashman C Daballad, Philip Daly, Samuel Edward, Wm S Johnson, John Marshall, Wm McGevy, William McVeigh [?], John A Mootheart, William Sutton, James Sutton, John Thompson, and Henry Wilson [?].

• John Wood (H) [unknown date]
• James Gordon (A) and Thomas Walter (A) February 1862 (to see Mount Vernon) [reprimand only]
• Charles Henry (H) awol 9 Feb 63, having not returned from a 5-day leave starting 1 Feb; returned 10 Feb
• William Johnson (K) seems to be awol 7 Feb 63
• William Milligan (K) awol 7 Feb 63
• John Costello (K) awol 9 Feb 63
• Ambrose Baker (C) reported awol on 22 Feb 63, having not returned from a 10-day leave starting 10 Feb 63
• Marcus Ullman (A) reported awol on 3 Mar 1863
• Thomas Taylor (G) reported awol on 6 Mar 63, returned by 7th
• John Anorson (C) reported awol on 3 Jun 63 (late returning from leave), returned between 4th and 9th
• John Henry (E) reported awol 8 Aug 63, returned 26 Sep 63
• John Groff (K) reported awol on 13 Aug 63
• Andrew Friend (C) reported awol on 22 Aug 63 (probably late returning from leave), returned 26 Aug 63
• Henry Sinex (D) reported awol on 6 Sep 63
• Alpheus Bowman (B) reported awol on 9 Sep 63; leave expired 6 Sep
• John Keys (H) reported awol 22 Dec 63
• EJ Maguigan (C) 20 Feb 64, returned 21 Feb 64
• William Hagerman (D) reduced to ranks for being awol 20 Oct 64 (reported returned 23 Oct 64)
• Morris Kayser (B) February 1863, and July 1863; found guilty, lost 2 months pay and allowances
• Joseph H Smith (E) absent from battle of Wilderness, reduced to ranks
• John Wood (H) reduced to ranks for awol on 28 Mar 1864
• Mayberry Warntz (H) awol 2 Apr 63, deserted 27 Apr 63
• Isaac Tyson (H) awol 3 Apr 63
• Joseph Anten (B) awol 11 May 63, prob. returned by 28 or 29 May 63
• Henry Rodscheadt (I) awol 11 May 63
• Alpheus Bowman (B) after Gettysburg permitted to go to rear for treatment, ended up at Washington, discharged for disability and awol
• John Garrity (E) initially charged with absence without leave, then charged with and found guilty of desertion
• Joseph Green (E) found guilty of absence without leave and misbehavior before enemy; lost $10 per month for 6 months
• Michael Bergin (E) found guilty of absence without leave, lost pay due him, and served 3 months beyond original term
• Francis Donahue (E) found guilty of absence without leave, lost pay and allowances and had to make up time
• Robert Wooden (E) found guilty of absence without leave, lost $10 per month for 6 months and made up lost time
• Samuel Edwards (B) on 15 Apr 64, returned 16 Apr 64
• James Thompson (H) returned from awol on 15 Apr 64
• Jacob Weinert (I) returned from awol on 15 Apr 64
• John Pomeroy [?] (C) returned from awol on 16 Apr 64
• Marcus Ullman (A) returned from awol on 17 Apr 64
• David Baird (E) reported awol on 18 Apr 64
• Charles King (A), James McLoon (A) reported awol 20 Apr 64, returned 22 Apr 64
• Henry Gorgas (A) reported returned from awol on 21 Apr 64
• Franklin Collison (A) reported awol 21 Apr 64, reported returned 23 Apr 64
• Samuel Edwards (A) reported awol 23 Apr 64
• John Baird (B), Ashman Deballed (B), William Johnson (B), John Marshall (B), William McGeevy (B) gained by enlistment, and absent without leave, reported 26 Apr 64
• Elisha Stoughton (62nd PA) returned from awol 12 July 64
• Peter Abbott (62nd PA) returned from awol 17 July 64
• Francis Ford (D) reported awol 20 Jul 64
• Samuel Conrad (E) reported awol 20 Sep 64 (late returning from leave)
• Samuel Laforge (B) 7 Oct 64
• James Clark (E) reported returned from awol on 11 Oct 64
• William Wilson (A) probably reported AWOL 10 Nov 64, probably returned 23 Nov 64
• Thomas Carrick (F) from 21 Feb 65 to 19 Mar 65
• Joseph Baker (A) at muster out
• John Wright (G) 8 to 12 Mar 65
• Joseph Gilbert (C) 31 Mar 65 to 23 Apr 65 (while waiting the verdict of a court martial)
• John Young (F&S) 5 March 1865 or 14 May 1863
• Thomas Thomas (F&S) for absence without "reason" [?], 14 May 1863 or 5 March 1863
• John McGinnis (C) 27 Oct 63
• Penrose Forsyth (A) reduced to the ranks for being awol and deserting from hospital, 11 Oct 64
• Asher Manning (G) returned to duty in his company on 1 Dec 64; had to forfeit pay for time awol, and do police duty around the campt for 1 month, in addition to his other duties
• John O'Neill (C) returned late from leave; declared awol 10 Mar 65; returned 11 Mar
• Albert Girard (E) returned late from leave; declared awol 10 Mar 65; returned 12 Mar
• capt John Donnell (I) returned late from leave; declared awol 11 Mar 65
• sgt George Souders (I) returned late from leave; declared awol on 15 Mar 65; returned 15 Mar 65
• Thomas Coyle (G) returned late from leave; declared awol 15 Mar 65; returned 15 Mar 65
• corp William Hoffman (A) reduced to the ranks 28 Mar 65 for being awol
• corp Charles O'Connell (D) reduced to the ranks for being awol 27 May 65
• George Cross (A) awol on 10 Jul 65 when the regiment mustered out

• William Simons
• Mark Osborne
• Frederick Knickerbocker