Philadelphia Civil War muster rolls
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"The Ninety-First Regiment was a combination of units recruited in the fall of 1861 by Edgar M. Gregory and Edward E. Wallace of Philadelphia. They met at Camp Chase, at Gray's Ferry along the Schuylkill River and were mustered into service on December 4, 1861." -- Prelim. p.
"The Twentieth Regiment (Scott Legion): At the close of the war with Mexico, a number of returned soldiers who had served under General Scott, formed an association called the 'Scott Legion'. The Captain was William H. Gray. On April 25, 1861, a resolution was passed by the association instructing Captain Gray to raise a Regiment for the National Service. This regiment, officially known as the Twentieth Regiment, unofficially took the name of the Scott Legion. After drilling at Suffolk Park, the regiment moved to Chambersburg to join the 3rd Brigade of the 1st Division." -- Prelim. p.
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