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History and Roster of Maryland Volunteers, War of 1861-6, Volume 2
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MARYLAND OFFICERS [REGULAR], IN U. S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS. 11

NAME.

RANK OR RATING.

DATE OF
ENLISTMENT OR
SHIPMENT.

DATE OF
DISCHARGE.

VESSELS SERVED ON AND REMARKS.

Wm. C. Nicholson

Commodore.

June 18, 1812

 

Entered the service as Midshipman; promoted Lieu-

       

tenant; Commander; Captain; Commodore, July 16,

       

1862; continued in service.

James J. Noble

2d Asst. Eng.

Feb. 19, 1861

Mar. 3, 1866

Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d

       

Asst. Engineer, May 20, 1863; Retired List, Jan. 5,

       

1866; resigned.

James C. Palmer

Surgeon- Gen.

Mar. 26, 1834

 

Entered the service as Asst. Surgeon, March 26, 1834;

       

commissioned as Surgeon; attached to Naval Acad-

       

emy, 1861-3; Fleet Surgeon, flagship Hartford, W. G.

       

Squadron, 1863-5; battle of Mobile Bay, Aug. 5, 1864;

       

continued in service as Surgeon-General, with rela-

       

tive rank of Commodore.

Lambert G. Palmer

Lieutenant.

July 20, 1863

 

Entered the service as Midshipman; continued in

       

service, and subsequently promoted Ensign, Master

       

and Lieutenant.

Roger Perry

Captain.

July 1, 1828

 

Appointed July 1, 1828; promoted Passed Midshipman,

       

Lieutenant and Commander; commanded store ship

       

Fredonia, Pacific Squadron, 1863-4; continued in ser-

       

vice, and subsequently commissioned as Captain.

Gustavus A. Pfeltz

3d Asst. Eng.

Aug. 3, 1861

June 25, 1866

Resigned.

Davidson Phenix

Lt.-Comd'r.

Sept. 30, 1841

 

Entered the service as Midshipman; promoted Passed

       

Midshipman; Master; Lieutenant; Lieut.-Com-

       

mander, July 16, 1862; died Feb. 20, 1864.

Hugh L. Pilkington

2d Asst. Eng.

June 27, 1862

 

Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d

       

Asst. Engineer, Nov. 21, 1863; continued in service.

Ninian Pinkney

Med. Director.

Mar 26, 1834

 

Entered the service as Asst. Surgeon; commissioned

       

Surgeon; from 1860 to 1862, special duty, Washing-

       

ton, D. C. ; Fleet Surgeon, Mississippi Squadron,

       

1863-5; continued in service, and subsequently pro-

       

moted Medical Director, with relative rank of Com-

       

modore.

M. H. Plunkett

2d Asst. Eng.

July 21, 1358

May 9, 1865

Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d

       

Asst. Engineer, Sept. 21, 1861; resigned.

Alexander H. Price

2d Asst. Eng.

Oct. 8, 1861

 

Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d

       

Asst. Engineer, Aug. 3, 1863; continued in service.

Arthur J. Pritchard

Pay Director.

Oct. 11, 1861

 

Entered the service Oct. 11, 1861, as Asst. Paymaster;

       

Nov. 9, 1864, promoted Paymaster; serving on the

       

Itasca, Wyalusing and Ticonderoga; participating

       

in the attacks upon Forts Jackson and St. Philips,

       

Vicksburg, Grand Gulf, Maushac Bend, etc.; en-

       

gagement with ram Albemarle and capture of Ply-

       

mouth, N. C.; severely wounded in the fall of 1862,

       

in the attack upon New Orleans, La. ; serving in the

       

W. G. Squadron, 1861-3; N. A. Squadron, 1863-5; Eu-

       

ropean Squadron, 1865; continued in service, and

       

subsequently commissioned as Pay Inspector and

       

Pay Director.

Hugh Y. Purviance

Rear Admiral.

Nov. 3, 1818

 

Appointed Nov. 3, 1818; commissioned Lieutenant,

       

Commander and Captain; commanded frigate St.

       

Lawrence on the blockade off Charleston and South-

       

ern coast, 1861; sunk the Confederate privateer Pe-

       

trel, off Charleston; captured several prizes; par-

       

ticipated in the fight of the Merrimac, gunboats and

       

batteries off Sewell's Point, Hampton Roads; com-

       

missioned as Commodore, July 16, 1862; Light-house

       

Inspector, 1863-65; received a vote of thanks of

       

Maryland Legislature; continued in service, and

       

subsequently promoted Rear- Admiral.

Peter A. Rearick

Chief Eng.

Feb. 17, 1860

 

Appointed 3d Asst. Engineer, Feb. 17, 1860; promoted

       

2d Asst. Engineer, July 22, 1862; 1st Asst. Engineer,

       

March 1, 1864; steamer Crusader, N. A. Squadron,

       

1861; Housatonic, W. G. Squadron, 1862; S. A.

       

Squadron, 1863; Britannia, N. A. Station, 1864; iron-

       

clad Dictator, N. A. Station, 1865; retained in ser-

       

vice, and subsequently promoted Chief Engineer,

       

with relative rank of Lieut.-Commander.

James Renshaw

1st Asst. Eng.

Feb. 17, 1860

May 14, 1867

Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d

       

Asst. Engineer, Dec. 8, 1862; 1st Asst. Engineer,

       

March 1, 1864; resigned.

 

 

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