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Appearance
1862
[edit]February 22, 1862 - March 31,1862
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USS Amanda[1] | Acting Volunteer Lieutentant Nathaniel Goodwin[1] | Baltimore[1] | Mar 27, 1862[1] | Ordered to Key West for duty as part of the Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron[1] | |
USS Bainbridge[2] | Will be stationed on Atlantic coast, between Key West and Cape Canaveral.[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | ||||
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USS Beauregard[3] | Acting Master David Stearns[4] | Key West[3] | Mar 12, 1862[3] | Fitting for service.[3] | |
USS Calhoun[3] | Mar 12, 1862[3] | Ordered to Key West, but has not arrived. (prize steamer)[3] | ||||
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USS Ethan Allen[2] | Blockading Tampa Bay[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | |||
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USS Guard[2] | Acting Master J. H. Hodgdon[5] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | Ordered to Key West, but has not arrived. (coal ship) Civil War Service as USS National Guard.[2] | ||
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USS Guard[6] | Acting Master William Hays[6] | Key West[6] | Mar 20, 1862[6] | (storeship) Civil War Service as USS National Guard.[6] | |
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USS Huntsville[3] | Key West[3] | Mar 12, 1862[3] | Preparing to go north.[3] | ||
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USS James L. Davis[2] | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Jos. Winn [7] | Will be stationed on Atlantic coast, between Key West and Cape Canaveral.[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | ||
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USS James S. Chambers[2] | Will be stationed on Atlantic coast, between Key West and Cape Canaveral.[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | |||
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USS Kingfisher[2] | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Jos P. Couthouy[8] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | Ordered to St. Marks, to relieve the Mohawk.[2] | ||
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USS Marion[2] | Lieutenant Doty[9] | Blockading Apalachicola, West pass[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | Ordered to Key West, to repair and receive new gun carriages.ordered to Key West, to repair and receive new gun carriages.[2] | |
USS Mercedita[2] | Commander H. S. Stellwagen[10] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | Ordered to Apalachicola, to relieve the Marion at the West pass.[2] | |||
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USS Mohawk[2] | Commander Strong[11] | Blockading St. Marks[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | Ordered to Key West, to repair to go north.[2] | |
USS Niagara[2] | Key West[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | East Gulf Blockading Squadron Flagship[2] | |||
USS Pursuit[2] | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant David Cate[12] | Blockading St. Andrew's and Joseph's bays[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | |||
USS R. R. Cuyler[2] | Lieutenant Francis Winslow [13] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | Ordered to cruise near Cape San Antonio.[2] | |||
USS Sagamore[2] | Blockading Apalachicola, Middle and East passes[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | ||||
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USS Samuel Rotan[1] | Acting Master Rogers[1] | Philadelphia[1] | Mar 27, 1862[1] | Ordered to Key West for duty as part of the Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron[1] | |
USS Santiago de Cuba[2] | Commander Dan. B. Ridgely[14] | Absent[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | Supposed at Havana.[2] | ||
USS South Carolina[3] | Key West[3] | Mar 12, 1862[3] | Preparing to go north.[3] | |||
USS Tahoma[2] | Lieutenant J. C. Howell[15] | Blockading Cedar Keys[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | |||
USS Wanderer[2] | Key West[2] | Mar 12, 1862[2] | ||||
USS Water Witch[3] | Lieutenant A. K. Hughes[16] | Key West[3] | Mar 12, 1862[3] | Preparing to go north.[3] |
April 1862
[edit]Image | Ship Name | Commander | Location | As of Date | Notes |
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USS Amanda[17] | Acting Volunteer Lieutentant Nathaniel Goodwin[17] | Key West[17] | Apr 18, 1862[17] | |
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USS Amanda[18] | Acting Volunteer Lieutentant Nathaniel Goodwin[17] | Cruising between Cape San Antonio, Tortugas, and Havana.[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | |
USS Bainbridge[18] | Cruising between Cape San Antonio, Tortugas, and Havana.[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | |||
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USS Beauregard[19] | Acting Master David Stearns[20] | Tampa Bay[19] | Apr 8, 1862[19] | |
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USS Beauregard[21] | Acting Master David Stearns[22] | Cedar Keys[21] | Apr 27, 1862[21] | 29-30 April assisting USS Tahoma salvaging from wreck off St Martin's Keys.[23] |
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USS Ethan Allen[18] | Blockading Tampa Bay[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | ||
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USS Fort Henry[24] | Acting Lieutenant J. C. Walsh[24] | New York[24] | Apr 1, 1862[24] | Ordered to Key West for duty as part of the Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron[24] |
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USS James L. Davis[18] | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Jos. Winn [25] | Blockading Apalachicola, West pass[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | |
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USS James S. Chambers[18] | Blockading St. Joseph's Bay[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | ||
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USS Kingfisher[18] | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Jos P. Couthouy[26] | Blockading St. Marks[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | |
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USS Marion[18] | Lieutenant Doty[27] | Cruising between Cape San Antonio, Tortugas, and Havana.[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | |
USS Mercedita[18] | Commander H. S. Stellwagen[28] | Cruising off S.E. Providence Channel[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | ||
USS Niagara[18] | Key West[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | East Gulf Blockading Squadron Flagship[2] | ||
USS Pursuit[18] | Acting Volunteer Lieutenant David Cate[29] | Cruising between Cape San Antonio, Tortugas, and Havana.[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | ||
USS R. R. Cuyler[18] | Lieutenant Francis Winslow [30] | Cruising between Cape San Antonio, Tortugas, and Havana.[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | ||
USS Sagamore[18] | Blockading Apalachicola, East pass[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | |||
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USS Samuel Rotan[18] | Acting Master Rogers[1] | Key West[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | Arrived Apr 27, 1862 ordered to St. Marks after coaling.[18] |
USS Santiago de Cuba[18] | Commander Dan. B. Ridgely[31] | Cruising between Providence Channel and Cape Canaveral[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | ||
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USS Somerset[24] | Lieutenant Earl English[24] | New York[24] | Apr 1, 1862[24] | Ordered to Key West for duty as part of the Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron[24] |
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USS Somerset[18] | Lieutenant Earl English[24] | Key West[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | Ordered to depart for Indian River Apr 29, 1862[24] |
USS Tahoma[18] | Lieutenant J. C. Howell[32] | Blockading Cedar Keys[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] | ||
USS Wanderer[18] | Cruising between Cape San Antonio, Tortugas, and Havana.[18] | Apr 28, 1862[18] |
References
[edit]- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k ORN I, v. 17, p.196
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba ORN I, v. 17, p.188
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s ORN I, v. 17, p.189
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.193
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.192
- ^ a b c d e ORN I, v. 17, p.193
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.186
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.182
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.197
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.194
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.200
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.184
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.190
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.197
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.180
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.185
- ^ a b c d e ORN I, v. 17, p.217
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ORN I, v. 17, p.221
- ^ a b c ORN I, v. 17, p.215
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.193
- ^ a b c ORN I, v. 17, p.223
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.193
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.224
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l ORN I, v. 17, p.199
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.186
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.182
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.197
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.194
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.184
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.190
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.197
- ^ ORN I, v. 17, p.180
- Official records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion. Series I: 27 volumes. Series II: 3 volumes. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1894-1922.