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June 1862
Haven, F. (captain), fl. 1862
Monthly Report of Forage
Lists number of mules, horses, oxen and oats, corn and hay.
GLC02745.029
Monthly Return of Public Animals, Wagons, Harness and other means of Transporting
GLC02745.030
August 1865
Prest, Geo E., fl. 1865
Monthly Return of Quartermaster's Stores
Lists numbers for food, forage,straw and stationary.
GLC02745.031
12 August 1865
McKinn, John, fl. 1865
List of Quartermaster's Stores
Lists 3 field desk tables.
GLC02745.032
3 August 1865
Abstract of Articles
GLC02745.033
circa 1861-1864
Empty-Reads Reports of June
GLC02745.034
12 June 1861
Abert, William S., fl. 1861
General Orders No. 3
The discharge of firearms is strictly prohibited except against the enemy and in a few other approved situations.
GLC02745.036
Circular
At present the head quarters will be at the camp of the 3rd battalion.
GLC02745.037
24 June 1861
to Col. Tophen
They wish him to be prepared to reinforce the guard.
GLC02745.038
6 July 1861
Special Orders
The four companies of the 1st regiment infantry must go to Williamsport. Tonight they will go as far as Sharpsburg and and tomorrow morning onward to Williamsport.
GLC02745.039
8 July 1861
Special Orders No. 93
The 1st New Hampshire, 9th New York, 17th and 5 companies of the 25th regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers will make up the 7th brigade.
GLC02745.040
Any wagon that can be spared must be given to the commanding general so he can move a large force to the front.
GLC02745.041
9 July 1861
The sick of the regiments will all be sent to the commanding officer who will attach them to companies and have them treated by medical personnel. Written at Camp Brown
GLC02745.042
Commander of regiments will bring supply of ammunition up to 70 rounds per man.
GLC02745.043
10 July 1861
General Orders No. 1
The commanding general has learned that [illegible] have not been prepared for the men. They are ordered to attend to this omission at once
GLC02745.044
11 July 1861
Col. Stine and Col. Swchwartzwald will direct morning reports to be made to them of their commanding officers.
GLC02745.045
13 July 1861
The troops have marching orders to leave at 4 am. They will carry rations and forty rounds of ammunition. The wagon train will move in the rear of the division under the direction of the quartermaster.
GLC02745.046
16 July 1861
Countersign and parole. Also ordering troops to have one day's ration cooked. They must be in bed by 8 o' clock.
GLC02745.047
No one is permitted to go beyond the picket lines and will hold as prisoners all who attempt to do so.
GLC02745.048
General Orders No. 6
The troops will march at 3am. The cooks will fix breakfast at 1:30am and five men from each company will pack the wagons.
GLC02745.049
26 July 1861
General Orders No. 35
The regimental baggage wagons will be sent on the Potomac today.
GLC02745.050
26 April 1861
Special Order No. 1
States the number of commanding officers that will report for guard duty at half past 6. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.051
Special Order No. 2
The commanding officer will detail a certain number of soldiers of each rank for guard duty. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.052
27 April 1861
General Order No. 2
Orders on how the men will spend their leisure time and how they should bathe so that they are ready to march to the city for divine services at city hall. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.053
Gaye, John H., fl. 1861
Duplicate of GLC02745.053. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.054
28 April 1861
General Order No. 3
Every day there will be an "officer in charge," and an officer of the day." The "officer in charge" will oversee dress parade and encampment. The "officer of the day" will have control of the guard and police. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.055
29 April 1861
Special Order No. 10
Gen. Fellows is ordered to act as officer in charge today. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.056
General Order No. 4
The same number of men will be detailed from each company for guard duty. Gen. Fellows will be officer in charge and Capt. Drew will be officer of the day. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.057
1 May 1861
General Order unumbered
Gen. Fellows will be officer in charge and will have full command of the camp. Capt. Gremlief will be officer of the day. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.058
2 May 1861
Gen. Fellows will continue as officer in charge while Capt. Kennedy will be officer of the day. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.059
General Order No. 9
All the companies are lettered A-J depending on their captain. Includes list. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.060
7 May 1861
General Order No. 10
The field officers are listed, followed by comissioned and non-commissioned officers. The companies are lettered A-K. Then the commissioned officers of each company are listed and their ranking is listed as well, followed by the position of each...
GLC02745.061
3 May 1861
Gen. Fellows will continue as officer in charge and Capt. Sargent will be officer of the day. All the men are ordered to bathe themselves thoroughly. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.062
6 May 1861
General Order No. 8
Gen. Fellows will continue as officer in charge and Capt. Bell will be officer of the day. All letters sent from the camp will be forwarded to the quartermaster and then put in the mail. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.063
Lappon, M.W., fl. 1861
General Order No. 11
Every article except arms and accoutrements will be marked with the name and number of the regiment. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.064
10 May 1861
Lieutenant Fellows has been appointed adjudant of the first regiment. Warren Clark is now drill master. Written in Camp Union
GLC02745.065
13 May 1861
Capt. Greenleaf will [illegible] the colors on the line after the formation of the same.
GLC02745.066
19 May 1861
Kelly, John S., fl. 1861
Special Order No. 12
Capt. Bell is required to detail fifteen privates from Company A to [illegible].
GLC02745.067
13 June 1861
Taffan (colonel), fl. 1861
General Order No. 7
The calls for company and squad drills will be strictly attended to. The men are not allowed to lie on the ground without a blanket because of health reasons.
GLC02745.070
Ingalls, G.W., fl. 1861
to the Paymaster General
Several soldiers signed a petition requesting their pay up to the 30th of September.
GLC02745.071
16 November 1861
Sherman, Thomas W. (Thomas West), 1813-1879
Summary of Council of Administration meeting at Head Quarters
The budget for camp necessities and luxuries was discussed. Includes a complete list of prices for all camp items.
GLC02745.072
6 February 1862
Petition to have Denus K. Scuton appointed lieutenant of company K.
GLC02745.073
Jackson, J.H., fl. 1861
Furlough Approval
George W. Weber is given permission to take furlough from April 24th to May 24th.
GLC02745.074
Petition
Several soldiers want the 1st Sargeant appointed 2nd Lieutenant of the 3rd regiment.
GLC02745.075
Monthly Summary Statement
Lists total purchases, expenditures and advances to officers.
GLC02745.076
1 April 1862
Miller, W., fl. 1862
Special Requisition for Clothing
List of clothing and costs for public service.
GLC02745.077
Petition for Col. Fellows
They feel that the 2nd lieutenant , Samuel M. Smith has violated some code of conduct while on drill. They feel he should be disciplined but they also hope to witness an improvement since they note his many good qualities.
GLC02745.078
List of names
GLC02745.079
14 April 1848
to Sir
He believes the new infantry regulations (Cooper's Tactics) are more appropriate for today's army because many things have changed including the command for loading.
GLC02745.080
7 December 1867
to Colonel
The author thinks of him as a brother soldier. He hopes to see him at the reunion.
GLC02745.081
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