This list includes everything written by members of the 91st that I've transcribed (with links), and some references to works I do not have copies of, except for archival material from the National Archives. If you know of something else, please tell me.
- [anonymous member of company G].
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- [untitled article describing the 91st's actions from 11 to 19 June 1864]. Norristown Herald and Free Press 5 July 1864.
- Bowen, Alva
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- General Affidavit describing accidental injury to Samuel S Mock on 1 November 1864
- Cartledge, James
- Eyre, Benjamin
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- letter, Geo W Eyre to Mary Ann Eyre, May 1862 (in his mother's pension application)
- Gregory, Edgar Mandlebert
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- [report of Gregory's response to Gov Curtin's speech at the flag presentation]. Philadelphia Inquirer Saturday 7 December 1861, page 8.
- Report of action at Fredericksburg. Official Records series 1 volume 21 pages 438-440.
- Report of Second Brigade's actions 29 March 1865 to 9 April 1865. House Miscellaneous Document 208, part 1: 'The War of the Rebellion: ... [Main Eastern Theater: Richmond-Petersburg Campaign/Operations against Fort Fisher and Wilmington/Sheridan's Expedition to Petersburg/Appomattox Campaign; January-June 1865; series 1, volume 46, chapter 58, part 1]'. Serial Set volume 3261, session volume 33, 53rd Congress, 2nd session. Pages 853-855.]
- [letters sent as Assistant Commissioner, Freedman's Bureau, in Texas]
- Report of [Freedmen's Bureau in] Texas [December 1865]'. Senate Executive Document 27, 39th Congress, 1st session, pp.147-150, serial set volume 1238.
- [Report of Freedmen's Bureau in] Maryland [November 1866]. Senate executive document no. 6, 39th Congress, 2nd session, pp.89-94, serial set volume 1276.
- [letter, Gregory to Howard, about an attack by whites on blacks at a Camp Meeting]. New York Times 19 October 1866, page 1, column 5
- Hampton, George S
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- Manuscript letter, written some years after the war. See Bruce Catton A stillness at Appomatox (Garden City, NY: Doubleday, *), volume 3, pages 341, 382, and 425.
- Lentz, John D
- Moore, Thomas
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- 'What might have been. The significant closing days of the Great Rebellion'. National Tribune 21 February 1895. [cited in Advance the colors, p.315]
- Raitt, C
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- 'An incident at Chancellorsville'. National Tribune 21 September 1911, page 7, column 3.
- Reiff, William C
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- 'A boy hero'. National Tribune 3 August 1905, page 3, columns 1-2.
- 'Coffee on Little Round Top, Gettysburg'. National Tribune 19 May 1904.
- 'A federal prison guard'. Confederate Veteran 19 (1911) 526. (description of an incident at Old Capital Prison, Washington, involving a daughter of Mrs Rose O N Greenhow and a boy named Harry)
- 'His worst scare. Ghastly adventure of a 91st Penna. boy on the Antietam field'. National Tribune 22 August 1895.
- 'The soldier that was not buried'. National Tribune 17 August 1905, page 3, column 6.
- 'A straddle bug'. National Tribune 14 September 1911.
- 'Struggle for the Union. Trials of a boy in the Gettysburg campaign'. National Tribune 6 August 1896.
- 'Tortured for sleep'. National Tribune 25 May 1905.
- 'Josie and I at Gettysburg Gettysburg Compiler 9 August 1911.
- Sellers, Eli G.
- Walter, Thomas
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- 'Personal recollections and experiences of an obscure soldier' (a late but interesting and often vivid narrative). Published in various issues of the Grand Army Scout and Soldiers' Mail, volumes 3 and 4 (1884).
- Welch, Joseph
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- 'Dedication of monument' [at Gettysburg Pennsylvania] (a summary of their service, with interesting details)