Battery H lost 7 enlisted men to disease during the Civil War.
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September 30 |
Organized at Pittsburg |
October 21 |
Mustered in under Captain John I. Nevin, First Lieutenants Edwin H. Nevin and Thedore M. Finlay and Second Lieutenants John Brown and John C. Klett. |
October |
Ordered to Hagerstown, Maryland and assigned to General Morrell's command. |
December |
To Camp Barry Defenses of Washington, D.C. for Garrison duty in the Defenses of Washington |
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February 14 |
Captain Nevin and Lieutenants Klett and Brown resign. |
March |
Assigned to Slough's Command, Garrison of Alexandria, 22nd Corps, Dept. of Washington. Employed in provost duty and against Confederate partisans |
April 7 |
William Borrowe of the Second United States Artillery is commissioned Captain and given command of the battery. |
October 10 |
First Sergeant A. J. B. Baumstarck promoted to Second Lieutenant |
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May 29 |
Second Lieutenant A. J. B. Baumstarck discharged |
July 14 |
First Sergeant William H. Askine, Jr. promoted to Second Lieutenant |
July 22 |
First Sergeant Morris W. Gibbs promoted to promoted to Second Lieutenant |
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January |
To Camp Barry, 22nd Corps |
March 8 |
Captain Borrowe dismissed |
April 3 |
First Lieutenant Edward H. Nevin promoted to captain, Second Lieutenant Askine to First Lieutenant |
April 17 |
First Sergeant William F. Hoagpromoted to promoted to Second Lieutenant |
June 18 |
Mustered out at Pittsburg under Captain Edward Nevin, First Lieutenants Finlay and Askine and Second Lieutenants Gibbs and Hoag |
