14 MARYLAND OFFICERS [REGULAR], IN U. S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.

NAME.	RANK OR RATING.	DATE OF ENLISTMENT OR SHIPMENT.	DATE OF DISCHARGE.	VESSELS SERVED ON AND REMARKS.
Edward R. Seager	Professor.	May 21, 1864		Continued in service.
Henry D. Sellman	2d Asst. Eng.	July 19, 1861		Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d
				Asst. Engineer, Dec. 18, 1862; continued in service.
Alex. A. Semmes	Commodore.	Oct. 22, 1841		Appointed Oct. 22, 1841; promoted Passed Midship-
				man; commissioned Lieutenant; Lieut.-Commander,
				July 16, 1862; steamer Rhode Island, Atlantic Coast,
				1861; commanding steamer Wamsutta, S, A. Block-
				ading Squadron, 1862-3; in skirmish with rebels in
				Newport river, Ga., April, 1862; commanding steam
				gunboat Tahoma, E. G. Blockading Squadron,
				1863-4; attacked the batteries of Tampa, Fla., in
				April and Oct., 1863; a demonstration on Bayport,
				Fla., Sept., 1863; destroying English blockade-run-
				ning steamer and warehouse containing her cargo;
				commanding ironclad Lehigh, S. A. Blockading
				Squadron, 1864-5; bombarding of Fort Pringle, July
				7-10, 1864; picket duty in the harbor of 'Charleston,
				1864-5; commanding Lehigh and senior officer of six
				vessels, Feb., 1865; continued in service, and subse-
				quently commissioned Commander, Captain and
				Commodore.
George W. Sensner	Chief Eng.	Oct. 22, 1860		Appointed 3d Asst. Engineer, 1860; promoted 2d Asst.
				Engineer, Feb. 19, 1862; 1st Asst. Engineer, Aug. 24,
				1864; frigate Minnesota, N. A. Squadron, 1861; gun-
				boat Port Royal, N. A. Squadron, 1862; Minnesota,
				N. A. Station, 1862-4; special duty, Baltimore, 1865;
				East India Squadron, 1865; remained in service, and
				subsequently promoted Chief Engineer, with rela-
				tive rank of Lieut.-Commander.
George Sewell	Chief Eng.	Mar. 13, 1847		Appointed Acting 2d Asst. Engineer; promoted 1st
				Asst. Engineer in Regular Service; promoted Chief
				Engineer; continued in service.
Solomon Sharp	Surgeon.	Sept. 15, 1829		Appointed Asst. Surgeon; promoted Surgeon, Feb. 20,
				1838; retired Aug. 16, 1865; died Jan. 7, 1870.
Washington O.
Sharrar	Lieutenant.	Sept. 27, 1864		Entered the service as Acting Midshipman; continued
				in service, and subsequently promoted Master and
				Lieutenant.
Thomas A. Shock	Chief Eng.	Feb. 6, 1851		Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d
				Asst. Engineer, May 21, 1853; 1st Asst. Engineer,
				June 25, 1856; Chief Engineer, Dec. 6, 1860; continued
				in service.
William H. Shock	Eng. -in-Chief	Jan. 18, 1845		Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d
				Asst. Engineer, 1st Asst. Engineer and Chief Engi-
				neer, U. S. Navy; attached to steam frigate Pow-
				hatan, E. I. Squadron; 1860-2, President of Examin-
				ing Board of Engineers; 1862-3, superintending con-
				struction of river monitors; 1863-5, Fleet Engineer,
				W. G. Squadron, participating in the capture of
				Forts Gaines and Morgan, Spanish Fort and city of
				Mobine; continued in service, and subsequently ap-
				pointed Engineer-in-Chief of U. S. Navy, with rela-
				tive rank of Commodore.
Augustus W. Smith	Professor.	Sept. 22, 1860		Died March 21, 1866.
Henry A. Smith	2d Asst. Eng.	Sept. 16, 1862	July 28, 1866	Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d
				Asst. Engineer, March 1, 1864; resigned July 28, 1866.
John A. B. Smith	Chief Eng.	April 21, 1863		Appointed 3d Asst. Engineer, 1863; promoted 2d Asst.
				Engineer, Sept. 28, 1864; attached to Housatonic, S.
				A. Squadron, 1863-4; Mohongo, 1864; continued in
				service, and subsequently promoted 1st Asst. Engi-
				neer and Chief Engineer.
William S. Smith	Chief Eng.	Feb. 19, 1861		Appointed 3d Asst. Engineer, 1861; promoted 2d Asst.
				Engineer, July 16, 1863; 1st Asst. Engineer, Dec. 1,
				1864; attached to Colorado, N. A. Station, 1861; spe-
				cial duty on New Ironsides, 1862-3; Powhatan, W. I.
				Squadron, 1864-5; continued in service, and subse-
				quently promoted to Chief Engineer, with relative
				rank of Lieut.-Commander.