UNION NAVY DEATHS DURING THE WAR.

Terry Foenander.

The following details of deaths reported to the Navy Department were obtained from the Washington, D.C., Daily National Intelligencer, which commenced publication of this information at the beginning of 1863, and continued doing so every week until the end of 1864, with occasional listings after that date. The listings included death details of naval and marine personnel, as well as other personnel connected with the Union Navy, such as contrabands who sometimes served aboard Union vessels, and pensioners who died in Naval asylums. Some soldiers are also listed, perhaps those who had been attached to naval vessels. Each name is accompanied by a notation number which refers to the particular issue of the Intelligencer in which the notice appeared. These references are shown at the end of the table. Where possible I have included additional details in the remarks column, with a reference to the source of that material.

This is an ongoing project and additional names and details will be added regularly.

Name	Rate	Cause of death	Date	Place	Remarks
James Adams [8]	Soldier	Typhoid fever	February 8, 1863	USS Red Rover.
John Adams [14]	Ordinary seaman	Killed in action	March 14, 1863	USS Monongahela, before the rebel batteries at Port Hudson.
Thomas Adams [8]	Boy	Diarrhoea	February 8, 1863	USS Red Rover.
Trs. Adams [22]	Landsman	Gunshot wounds	April 29, 1863	USS Tuscumbia.
William Agler [16]	Pilot	Gunshot wound	April 19, 1863	USS Minnesota.
William Akers [18]	Seaman	Typhus fever	February 3, 1863	USS Conestoga.
Philemon B. Albert [15]	Landsman	Pneumonia	April 5, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
F.P. Allen [21]	Acting master		May 24, 1863	USS Roman.
Henry Allen [18] & [20]	First cabin boy	Erysipelas	April 25, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Henry Allen [28]	First cabin boy	Hydrothorax	May 5, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Hiram Allen [3]	Marine (USMC)	Smallpox	January 16, 1863	Navy Yard, Philadelphia
Thomas Allen [24]	Q'trmaster	Paralysis	June 12, 1863	Naval Asylum.
Ed. Anderson [3]	Seaman	Apoplexy	January 10, 1863	USS Colorado.
Peter Anderson [40]	Q'trmaster	Yellow fever	September 8, 1863	USS Albatross.
William Anthony [4]	Landsman	Hernia strangulation	January 4, 1863	USS Flag.
John W. Armstrong [6]	USMC	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
Monroe Armstrong [5]	1st Class Boy	Chronic diarrhoea	January 21, 1863	Hospital, Mound City.
Jacob Arnee (shown elsewhere as Amee) [6]	Gunner	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Mercedita, off Charleston.
William Arnold [12]	Gunner	Consumption		Naval Hospital, New York.
John Ashcroft [14]	Boy	Killed in action	March 14, 1863	USS Mississippi, before the rebel batteries at Port Hudson.
William Asken [5]	Fireman	Paralysis	November 4, 1862	USS Louisiana.
John Atchison [10]	Ordinary seaman	Typhoid fever	October 12, 1862	USS New London.
William Atkins [24]	Seaman	Apoplexy	June 13, 1863	Naval Asylum.
And. B. Atkinson [22]	Quartermaster	Debauch	May 7, 1863	USS Young Rover.
Henry Attleborough [24]	Pilot	Killed in action, during the attack on the Vicksburg batteries.	May 27, 1863	USS Cincinnati.
Samuel Bagley [22]	Lieutenant	Gunshot wound	April 29, 1863	USS Tuscumbia.
S.W. Baily [6]	Surgeon's steward	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
Daniel Baker [17]	Seaman	Pneumonia	April ?, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Peter Ball [35]	Landsman	Typhoid fever	September 20, 1863	Naval Hospital, Washington.
D.W. Ballastone [37]	Assistant Surgeon		September 10, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Enoch Ballinger [12]	Beneficiary	Congestion of lungs	March 16, 1863	Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.
William Balls [2]	Beneficiary	Dropsy	January 9, 1863	Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.
John Bannon [6]	Landsman	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
Alexander Barager [28]	2d master	Chronic dysentery	July 23, 1863	U.S. Naval Hospital, New York.
George Barber [9]	Contraband	Pneumonia	February 11, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Herman Barkenstein or Banstantine [31]	Second class fireman	Feb. remit.	July 5, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
John D. Barns [20]	1st class fireman	Consumption	May 4, 1863	USS Hartford.
James Barr [6]	Fireman	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
Andrew Bart [18]	Seaman	Dropsy	March 7, 1863	USS Red Rover.
Peter Baxter [4]	Refugee	Gunshot wound	December 6, 1862	USS Sachem.
William P. Beecher [26]	Acting assistant paymaster	Drowned	June 26, 1863	USS Rattler.
Alvery M. Beemon [17]	Seaman	Pneumonia	April 28, 1863	Philadelphia.
John Beffel [27]	Seaman	Liver complaint	July 10, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Fred Belden [39]	Acting Master's Mate	Yellow fever	September 23, 1863	USS Fearnot.
Thomas Bender [3]	3rd Class Boy	Wounded in action	January 10, 1863	Gunboat De Kalb.
John Benks [37]	First Cabin Boy	Consumption	September 20, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Alonzo Bennett [33]	Ordinary seaman	Peritonitis	July 28, 1863	USS Florida.
George Bennett [24]	Gunner's mate	Erysipelas	June 15, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Henry Bethke [4]	Seaman	Killed in magazine explosion	January 1, 1863	USS Westfield, off Galveston.
James Beverly [15]	Contraband	Scald	March 28, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
D.C. Bice [7]	Seaman	Drowned	December 26, 1862	USS Tyler.
John G. Bills [24]	Gunner	Drowned	May 16, 1863	USS Vermont.
Phil. Birn [34]	Seamen's cook	Consumption	April 27, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
John Bishop [33]	Seaman	Gunshot	July 20, 1863	Fort Henry.
Francis O. Blake [26]	Acting Master's Mate	Drowned	June 25, 1863	USS General Price.
George Blake [6]	Q'rmaster	Shot wound	October 11, 1862	USS Maratanza.
L.J. Blanchard [29]	Third assistant engineer	Yellow fever	July 25, 1863	USS Alabama.
Aug. Blanvelt [37]	USMC	Intermittent fever	August 25, 1863	Marine Battalion.
Herrick Blue [2]	Seaman	Typhoid Fever	January, 1863	Naval Hospital, M'd City. (?)
Andrew Bob [12]	Seaman	Dropsy	March 7, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Richard Bobby [27]	Seaman	Gunshot wound		USS Clifton.
John Bolton [31]	Seaman	Feb. remit.	August 5, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Clemens Boner [36]	Coal heaver	Typhus fever	August 26, 1863	USS Kearsarge.
Henry Boslum [22]	Soldier	Gunshot wound	April 29, 1863	USS Benton.
George W. Bosworth [6]	Seaman	Remittent fever	October 9, 1862	Mississippi Squadron.
John Bowers [18]	Contraband	Dysentery	March 2, 1863	USS Red Rover.
Ed. Boyle [40]	Coal heaver	Pneumonia	January 12, 1863	Mound City.
A. Bradshaw [3]		Wounded in action	January 10, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Adam Bradshaw [8]	Seaman	Wound	January 10, 1863	USS Red Rover.	Probably the same person as A. Bradshaw, shown above.
Peter Brady [28]	Seaman	Intermittent fever	June 29, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
John Brannon, alias Bagley [40]	USMC	Typhoid fever	October 17, 1863	Navy Yard, Washington.
Joseph Brazil [18]	Ordinary seaman	Consumption	May 4, 1863	Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
Dan. C. Brice [3]	Seaman	Drowned	December 26, 1862	U.S. Gunboat Tyler, Mississippi Squadron.
David Brice [27]	Landsman	Delirium tremens	July 15, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Charles Brink [13]	Landsman	Pneumonia		Naval Hospital, New York.
Robert Brooks [29]	Q'rmaster	Disease of heart	July 9, 1863	USS Juniata.
William Brookes [23] & [24]	Acting master	Delirium tremens	May 16, 1863	USS Kennebec.
Joseph Brothers [6]	Seaman	Consumption	December 14, 1862	Hospital, Mound City.
Alex. Brown [9]	Contraband	Pneumonia	February 11, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Edward N. Brown [24]	Coal heaver	Dysentery	May 23, 1863	USS Vermont.
Fred. Brown [9]	Seaman	Dysentery	February 15, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Frederick Brown [29]	Second Class Fireman	Chronic diarrhoea	July 22, 1863	Hospital, Memphis.
J.W. Brown [22]	Seaman	Cannon shot	May 31, 1863	USS Albatross.
James Brown [1]	Kro'm'n(?)	Pneumonia	January 6, 1863	Naval Hospital, Chelsea.
James Brown [24]	Landsman		June 4, 1863	USS Ohio.
James Brown [36]	Seaman	Congestive fever	September 8, 1863	USS Pensacola.
John Brown [1]	Ordinary Seaman	Int. Fever.	January 2, 1863	Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
John Brown 1st [4]	Boatswain's Mate	Inflamm. of lungs	January 10, 1863	USS Vandalia.
John Brown [20]	Seaman	Consumption	May 18, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
John Brown [36]	Landsman	Typhoid fever	September 19, 1863	Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
Robert Brown [5]	Seaman	Drowned	December 16, 1862	USS Daylight.
Sam. Brown [32]	First class boy	Remittent fever	August 13, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Thomas Brown [39]	Landsman	Fever	March 25, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
William Brown [24]	Officer's cook	Drowned	June 16, 1863	USS Minnesota.
William B. Brown [18]	Seaman	Inflammation of lungs	May 3, 1863	Naval Hospital, Chelsea.
J. McK. Buchanan [5]	Lieutenant Commander	Gunshot wound	January 14, 1863	USS Calhoun.
John Buck [36]	Boy	Remittent fever	September 9, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Frederick Bull [31]	Second Assistant Engineer	Remittent fever	August 9, 1863	USS Pocahontas.
William N. Burlingame [28]	Landsman	Typhoid fever	July 15, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Jacob Burg [27]	Seaman	Remittent fever	July 19, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Henry Burguman [20]		Debility	May 11, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
John Burke [13]	Landsman	Inflammation of bowels	March 23, 1863	Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
Amos Burnham [26]	Landsman	Typhoid fever	July 3, 1863	Naval Asylum.
Heman H. Burns [6]	Seaman	Congestive fever	October 6, 1862	Mississippi Squadron.
James Burns [11]	Seaman	Dysentery	February 28, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
John Burns [8]	Coal heaver	Gunshot wound	February 12, 1863	USS Keystone State; injuries received in action with rebel ram, off Charleston, January 31, 1863.
John Burns [33]	Second class boy	Drowned	July 10, 1863	USS Monongahela.
Patrick Burns [24]	Captain of after guard	Killed in action, during the attack on the Vicksburg batteries.	May 27, 1863	USS Cincinnati.
Samuel Burns [40]	Contraband	Diarrhoea	August 31, 1863	USS Red Rover.
W.B. Burns [15]	Seaman	Diarrhoea	March 28, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
William Burr [39]	First class boy	Diarrhoea	August 25, 1863	USS Black Hawk.
Henry Burrows [32]	Seaman	Inflamm. of brain	August 24, 1863	Naval Hospital, Chelsea.
James Butler [8]	Landsman	Pneumonia	February 18, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Thomas F. Butler [13]	USMC	Gunshot wound	March 16, 1863	USS Hartford.
Thomas J. Butler [14]	USMC	Gunshot wound	March 14, 1863	USS Hartford.	Although date of death is different from previous entry, it is assumed that they are the same person.
Thomas Cadey [18]	Seaman	Drowned	February 16, 1863	USS Pittsburg.
D.L. Caldwell [6]	Seaman	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
James Callahan [35]	Ordinary seaman	Bronchitis	September 11, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
James D. Callahan [18]	Fireman	Typhus fever	January 29, 1862 (?)	USS Conestoga.
John Calligan [4]	Gunner's mate	Killed in magazine explosion	January 1, 1863	USS Westfield, off Galveston.
Robert Cameron [31]	Acting Master's Mate		June 29, 1863	Hospital, Memphis.
James Campbell [36]	Landsman	Remittent fever	June 24, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Martin Campbell [24]	Soldier	Killed in action, during the attack on the Vicksburg batteries.	May 27, 1863	USS Cincinnati.
Peter Campbell [29]	USMC	Yellow fever	July 29, 1863	USS Alabama.
Thomas Campbell [22]	Ordinary seaman	Gunshot wounds	May 1, 1863	USS Tuscumbia.
John Cannon [10]	Fireman	Pneumonia		Naval Hospital, New York.
George Carathorne [33]	Seaman	Intermittent fever	August 9, 1863	USS Miami.
Charles Carbin [30]	Sergeant, USMC	Coup de soliel	August 11, 1863	Washington, D.C.
Alfred D. Carhon [23]	USMC	Consumption	June 4, 1863	Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.
Andrew Carney [19]	Second cabin boy	Pneumonia	May 9, 1863	Naval Hospital, Chelsea.
George Carroll [4]	Ship's clerk	Pneumonia	January 24, 1863	New York
John Carroll [28]	Captain Forecastle	Gunshot	April 29, 1863	Mississippi Squadron
Thomas J. Carroll [34]	Landsman	Intermittent fever	July 21, 1863	USS Choctaw.
M.J. Carson [29]	Third assistant engineer	Yellow fever	July 21, 1863	USS Alabama.
James Carswell [37]	Landsman	Gunshot wound	July 18, 1863	USS Wyoming.
William H. Carter [9]	Seaman	Diarrhoea	February 21, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Manuel Cartright [36]	Contraband	Remittent fever	August 3, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Wesley Carver [11]	Seaman	Diarrhoea	February 26, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Charles Catherwood [14]	USMC	Killed in action	March 14, 1863	USS Richmond, before the rebel batteries at Port Hudson.
William Caton [14]	Boy	Killed in action	March 14, 1863	USS Mississippi, before the rebel batteries at Port Hudson.
John Cavendish [39]	Seaman	Remittent fever	August 27, 1863	USS Osage.
Charles H. Chappiel [40]	Landsman	Dysentery	October 1, 1863	USS Wabash.
Joseph Cheatham [21]	Ordinary seaman	Chronic dysentery	May 1, 1863	USS Pawnee.
Daniel D. Clark [30]	USMC	Yellow fever	August 9, 1863	USS Alabama.
Edward W. Clark [15]	Acting ensign	Typhoid fever	April 1, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
J. Clark [33]	First class boy	Diarrhoea	August 24, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
John Clark [29]	Ordinary Seaman	Yellow fever	August 3, 1863	USS Alabama.
William Clark [37]	Seaman	Gunshot wound	July 16, 1863	USS Wyoming.
William H. Clark [6]	Ordinary seaman	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
George W. Clarke [37] & [38]	Boy	Typhoid fever	September 28, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.	Second source shows his surname as Clark.
Theodore F. Clarke [36]	Second Corporal	Cholera morbus	August 18, 1863	USS Monongahela.
William Class [12]	Hospital steward	Typhoid fever	January 31, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Henry Clay [26]	Contraband	Diarrhoea	May 3, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
James Cleary [25]	Quarter gunner	Drowned	June 14, 1863	USS Covington.
John C. Cleary [7]	Fireman	Killed in action, against CSS Alabama	January 11, 1863	USS Hatteras.	Born in Ireland [see Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion, (hereinafter cited as ORN) Series 1, Volume 2, page 20.]
George Cleveland [31]	Coal heaver	Febris icterocles	August 11, 1863	Quarantine, New York.
Charles Clinton [35]	Seaman	Chronic diarrhoea	September 17, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Edward Cobb [16]	Q'trmaster	Fracture of skull	April 7, 1863	USS Nahant.	Resident of Salem, MA; buried at Bay Point, Port Royal (see A Year on a Monitor and the Destruction of Fort Sumter, pages 60 and 91).
Alfred Codling [17]	Ordinary seaman	Pneumonia		Naval Hospital, New York.
Tobias Cody [24]	Carpenter's mate	Killed in action, during the attack on the Vicksburg batteries.	May 27, 1863	USS Cincinnati.
John H. Cole [28]	Seaman	Intermittent fever	June 1, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
James R. Coleman [37] & [38]	Landsman	Meningitis	September 29, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
James Collins [9]	Seaman	Insanity	February 20, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
James Collins [14]	Landsman	Pneumonia	April 4, 1863	Hospital, New York.
James Collins [31]	Seaman	Chronic diarrhoea	August 11, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Joseph S. Collins [15] & [18]	Landsman	Gunshot wounds	April 14, 1863	USS Commodore Barney.
Owen Collins [33]	Landsman	Typhoid fever	June 1, 1863	USS Beauregard.
Charles Columbus [31]	First class boy	Feb. int.	August 3, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
William Combs [11]	Machinist	Consumption	February 27, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Dritt Compston [7]	Fireman	Ulceration of intestines	December 1, 1862	USS Santiago de Cuba.
D. Conlon [18]	Landsman	Gunshot wound	April 22, 1863	USS Commodore Barney.
John Connelly [27]	Seaman	Gunshot wound	June 30, 1863	USS Sabine.
Maurice Conner [19]	Ordinary seaman	Consumption	May 6, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Pat Connor [30]	Beneficiary	Debility	August 10, 1863	Asylum.
Joseph Conroy [39]	First class boy	Remittent fever	October 3, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Thomas Conroy [27] & [31]	Seaman	Gunshot wound	May 26 [or 30 according to second source], 1863	USS Mohican.
John R. Conway [6]	USMC	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
Henry Cook [23]	Seaman	Pneumonia	June 1, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Henry Cook [33]	Seaman	Typhoid fever	August 15, 1863	USS Colorado.
Thomas Cook [5]	Seaman	Epilepsy	October 13, 1862	USS Louisiana.
Charles Cooper [36]	Ordinary Seaman	Drowned	September 12, 1863	USS Connecticut.
Ezekiel Cooper [33]	Landsman	Consumption	September 2, 1863	Naval Asylum.
James Cooper [24]	Captain of after guard	Killed in action, during the attack on the Vicksburg batteries.	May 27, 1863	USS Cincinnati.
Samuel Cooper [19]	Seaman	Pneumonia	May 11, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
William Copeland [28]	Coal heaver	Chronic diarrhoea	April 23, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Ben. F. Cowen [4]	Landsman	Gunshot wound	December 6, 1862	USS Sachem.
George E. Cox [4]	2nd Class Fireman	Killed in magazine explosion	January 1, 1863	USS Westfield, off Galveston.
Sylvanus W. Cox [30] & [39]	Acting master	Gunshot wound	August 6, 1863	USS Cohassett.
Edward Coxen [29]	Landsman	Scalds	July 24, 1863	USS Vermont.
Rt. Crawford [22]	Boatswain's mate	Gunshot wound	March 28, 1863	USS Diana.
James Cromwell [28]	Landsman	Inflammation of stomach	June 12, 1863	USS St. Louis.
Peter Crosby [3]	Beneficiary	Dropsy	January 17, 1863	Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.
Richard Crosby [6]	Boy	Debility	December 21, 1862	Mississippi Squadron.
James Crowell [28]	Seaman	Traumatic pleuritis	August 7, 1862	Mississippi Squadron.
George Crozier [27]	Second Class Fireman	Diarrhoea	June 4, 1863	USS Clifton.
Ed. Cuddepy [8]	Seaman	Concussio cerebri	February 14, 1863	USS Sacramento.
John Cullen [3]		Pneumonia	January, 1863	Hospital, Chelsea.
James Culver [25]	Boatswain's mate	Contusion	June 15, 1863	West Gulf Squadron.
A. Boyd Cummings [14]	Lieutenant commanding	Killed in action	March 14, 1863	USS Richmond, before the rebel batteries at Port Hudson.
Anthony Cunningham [8]	Coal heaver	Consumption	December 11, 1862	USS Richmond.
Charles Cunningham [24]	Captain's mate	Erysipelas	June 10, 1863	USS Vermont.
Michael Cunningham [12]	Landsman	Pleuritis	March 18, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
John Curran [29]	Second class fireman	Scalds	July 23, 1863	USS Vermont.
Frederick R. Curtis [17] & [19]	Assistant paymaster	Fall on deck	April 17, 1863	USS Pawnee.	Second source states cause of death as 'comp. Of brain.'
Henry Curtis [39]	Seaman	Consumption		Naval Hospital, New York.
Fred Dallon [9]	Seaman	Drowned	December 19, 1862	USS Onward.
Peter Dalton [25]	Seaman	Gunshot wound	May 27, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
William M. Darnes [30]	Steward	Scald	July 20, 1863	USS Nahant.
Andrew Davidson [25]	Coal heaver	Debility	June 3, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Charles Davigh [5]	Seaman	Gunshot wound	January 14, 1863	USS Calhoun.	ORN 1, 19, 517 shows he was killed in action at Bayou Teche, Louisiana.
Felix Davis [18]	Fireman	Typhus fever	January 26, 1863	USS Conestoga.
Fred. E. Davis [28]	Master's mate	Gunshot	March 17, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Jefferson Davis [33]	Second class fireman	Ascites	July 31, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
John Dean [11]	Landsman	Pneumonia		Hospital, New York.
William Deitz [6]	USMC	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
Thomas Devener [40]	Coal heaver	Yellow fever	September 29, 1863	USS Albatross.
Henry Dickens [25]	First cabin boy	Remittent fever	June 11, 1863	Hospital, Memphis.
Louis Dickson [11]	Landsman	Dropsy	February 11, 1863	Navy Yard, Pensacola.
Edwin Diver [26]	USMC	Diarrhoea	June 26, 1863	USS Black Hawk.
George Dixon [25]	USMC	Consumption	June 20, 1863	Navy Yard, Portsmouth.
Lewis Dixon [20]	Coal heaver	Pneumonia	May 15, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
George C. Dolliver [22]	Acting mate	Gunshot wound	March 28, 1863	USS Diana.
Michael Donohue [36]	Sergeant, USMC	Delirium tremens		Naval Hospital, New York.
Thomas J. Donohue [37]	Landsman	Gunshot wound	September 23, 1863	USS Connecticut.
Daniel Donovan [1]	Ordinary Seaman	Fall from aloft.	November 1, 1862	Naval Academy.
Dennis Donovan [35]	Landsman	Peutonitis	June 13, 1863	USS Onward.
Pat Doran [33]	Seaman	Gunshot	July 20, 1863	Fort Henry
Charles Doss [25]	Seaman	Gunshot wound	June 1, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
George Douglas [29]	Seaman	Rheumatism	July 26, 1863	USS Vermont.
W.C. Douglass [3]	Coal Heaver	Chronic diarrhoea	December 21, 1862	Hospital, Chelsea.
James Doyle [6]	Seaman	Consumption	January 25, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Thomas B. Doyle [8]	Landsman	Phthisis Pulmonalis	February 20, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
James Drake [33] & [34]	Contraband	Pneumonia	August 24, 1863	USS Red Rover.
Charles Driscoll [33]	Seaman	Remittent fever	August 22, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Daniel Driscoll [29]	Landsman	Yellow fever	August 3,m 1863	USS Alabama.
Dennis Driscoll [13] & [14]	Landsman	Gunshot wound	March 19, 1863	USS Hartford.
James Driscoll [39]	Landsman	Drowned	March 29, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Edgar Drowne [6]	Boy	Drowned	November 18, 1862	Mississippi Squadron.
James H. Duffy [39]	Second class fireman	Yellow fever	September 23, 1863	USS Hollyhock.
Philip Duffy [7]	Landsman	Fractured Skull	January 11, 1863	West Gulf Squadron.
Michael Duggan [30]	Second class fireman	Yellow fever	August 7, 1863	USS Alabama.
James A. Dunn [27]	USMC	Gunshot wound	July 17, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Martin Dunn [31]	Acting Lieutenant	Typhoid fever	August 13, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Horatio Dured [15]	Cook	Gunshot wound	March 21, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Thomas H. Early [18]	Landsman	Gunshot wound	April 20, 1863	USS Commodore Barney.
Charles Earnest [40]	First clerk	Yellow fever	October 5, 1863	USS Pensacola.
W. Easer [4]	Coxswain	Killed in magazine explosion	January 1, 1863	USS Westfield, off Galveston.
James Eaton [6]	Boy	Drowned	January 10, 1863	USS Lahore.
A.H. Edson [27]	Acting ensign		July 8, 1863	USS Tuscumbia.
James Edwards [37]	Landsman	Secondary syphilis	July 6, 1863	USS Wyoming.
Solomon Edwards [19]	Landsman	Chronic diarrhoea	May 6, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Will. Efferds [37]	Landsman	Dropsy	September 18, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Oscar Eldridge [14]	Boatswain's mate	Killed in action	March 14, 1863	USS Monongahela, before the rebel batteries at Port Hudson.
Ed. Ellis	Seaman	Pneumonia	March 17, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
John Ellison [21]	Landsman	Typhoid fever	March 18, 1863	USS Shepherd Knapp.
Joseph S. Emerick [36]	Landsman	Shell wound	September 7, 1863	USS Powhatan.
Mark W. Emery [36]	Ordinary seaman	Typhus fever	August 19, 1863	USS Kearsarge.
John G. Emick [19]	Seaman	Apoplexy	January 4, 1863	USS Braziliera.
William H. Emory [21]	Seaman	Burn	June 17. 1862	Red River.
James A. Enright [36]	Landsman	Remittent fever	June 14, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
John Fairbanks [34]	Seaman	Intermittent fever	August 10, 1863	USS Valley City.
James Falger [33]	Acting master	Gunshot	April 15, 1863	USS Roebuck.
James H. Faulkner [38]	Landsman	Pneumonia		Naval Hospital, New York.
Allan Ferguson [15]	Seaman	Congestive fever	March 8, 1863	USS Pensacola.
Robert Fero [30]	Landsman	Albuminuria		Hospital, New York.
William H. Field [7]	Ordinary seaman	Pneumonia	October 22, 1862	USS Clifton.
George Fields [7]	Ordinary seaman	Pleuritis	February, 1863	Hospital, New York.
William Finegan [3]	First Class Fireman	Pneumonia	January 12, 1863	USS Currituck.
Francis D. Finnegan [39]	Coal heaver	Typhoid fever	September 24, 1863	USS Albatross.
Henry A. Fish [17]	Ordinary seaman	Gunshot wound	April 23, 1863	Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
John Fisher [8]	Fireman	Convulsions	February 4, 1863	USS Flag.
John Fisher [18]	Soldier	Gunshot wound	April 19, 1863	USS Carondelet.
William Fisk [31]	Acting Gunner	Pneumonia	August 6, 1863	Naval Hospital, Chelsea.
Pat. Fitzgerald [9]	Landsman	Pneumonia	February 15, 1863	USS Iroquois.
Thomas Fitzgerald [38]	Seaman	Consumption		Naval Hospital, New York.
John K. Flanders [33]	Squadron printer	Typhoid fever	August 30, 1863	USS Philadelphia.
Edward K. Flowers [6]	Master's Mate	Shell wound	October 11, 1862	USS Maratanza.
James Floyd [22]	Seaman	Gunshot wound	April 29, 1863	USS Benton.
Michael Flynn [29]	Third assistant engineer	Yellow fever	July 19, 1863	USS Rhode Island.
Granville W. Fogg [30]	Acting master's mate	Dysentery	July 30, 1863	USS Mercedita.
Edward Foley [38]	Coal heaver	Pneumonia	September 30, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Peter Foley [2]	Beneficiary	Delirium Tremens	January 7, 1863	Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.
James Folger [18]	Acting master	Gunshot wound	April 15, 1863	USS Roebuck.
Carolina Ford [29]	Contraband	Typhoid fever	August 4, 1863	Naval Asylum.
Charles Fordham [15]	Landsman	Phthisis	April 12, 1863	Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
Isaac Foster [26]	Landsman	Gunshot wound	June 28, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
George W. Foulty	Acting master	Gunshot wound	April 10, 1863	USS St. Clair.
James Fountain [40]	Third Assistant Engineer	Consumption	October 20, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Michael Foy [34]	Pensioner	Debility	September 8, 1863	Navy Asylum, Philadelphia.
H.A. Francis [2]		Consumption		Naval Hospital, Chelsea.
Isaac Francis [25]	Acting ensign	Gunshot wound	May 18, 1863	Hospital, Beaufort, North Carolina.
Adam Frazer [15]	Seaman	Pleurisy	April 1, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Henry Freeman [24]	1st cabin boy	Killed in action, during the attack on the Vicksburg batteries.	May 27, 1863	USS Cincinnati.
Titus Freeman (colored) [7]		Tetanus	January 15, 1863	West Gulf Squadron.
Lawrence Fullam [31] & [37]	Ordinary Seaman	Remittent fever	August 12, 1863	USS Philadelphia.
Alexander Furlong [37]	USMC	Gunshot wound	July 16, 1863	USS Wyoming.
James Gale [6]	Fireman	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Mercedita, off Charleston.
E.C. Gallagher [39]	Second class fireman	Yellow fever	September 23, 1863	USS Hollyhock.
Peter Gallagher [6]		Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Mercedita, off Charleston.	ORN 1, 13, 581 shows he was wounded in action on January 31, and died February 1, 1863.
Charles Gardener [33]	Ordinary seaman	Dysentery	August 5, 1863	USS New London.
James Garland [32]	Seaman	Drowned	July 4, 1863	USS Saranac.
John George [38]	Coal heaver	Remittent fever	September 28, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Ned Gibson [3]	Contraband	Scrofula	December 24, 1862	USS Benton.
T.R. Gifford [18]	Seaman	Pneumonia		USS John Adams.
F.W. Gilhardy [3]	Seaman	Wound in head	January 10, 1863	Gunboat Louisville, Mississippi Squadron.
Elias F. Gill [15]	Seaman	Disease of kidneys	March 30, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Henry Gilman [36]	USMC	Yellow Fever	September 2, 1863	USS Colorado.
William Givin [3]	Lieutenant Commander	Wounded in action	January 3, 1863	USS Black Hawk.
Thomas Grace [40]	First class fireman	Yellow fever	October 6, 1863	USS Pensacola.
D.H. Godfrey [39]	First class fireman	Chronic diarrhoea	October 4, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
William F. Gohlson [27]	29th Illinois Volunteers		July 8, 1863	USS Tuscumbia.
J.H. Gotwold [6]	Assistant surgeon	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
James D. Gould [18]	Landsman	Drowned	March 7, 1863	USS Preble.
Thomas W. Grafton [10]	Seaman	Pneumonia		Naval Hospital, New York.
William A. Graw [6]	Corporal, USMC	Killed in action	January 31, 1863	USS Keystone State, off Charleston.
Cassius Gray [12]	Landsman	Consumption	March 9, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
George Gray [31]	First class boy	Feb. int.	August 8, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Richard Gray [28]	Landsman	Gunshot	April 29, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Robert Gray [18]	Seaman	Typhoid fever	May 4, 1863	Naval Hospital, New York.
Erasmus Green [6]	Boy	Debility	December 21, 1862	Mississippi Squadron.
Philip Green [26]	Coal Heaver	Pneumonia	June 11, 1863	USS E.R. Hale.
W.R. Green [4]	Assistant Engineer	Killed in magazine explosion	January 1, 1863	USS Westfield, off Galveston.
Thomas Greenslade [28]	Quarter gunner	Gunshot	March 11, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Ed. C. Gregg [3]	1st Class Fireman	Delirium tremens	December 23, 1862	USS Lancaster.
John Griffith [30]	Captain after guard	Apoplexy	August 11, 1863	Asylum.
James H. Grimes [36]	Landsman	Pneumonia	September 6, 1863	USS Wabash.
George Grover [27]	Landsman	Diarrhoea		Naval Hospital, New York.
P. Guillermo [2]	Ordinary seaman	Accidentally shot himself		USS Currituck.
Rd. Gustin [33]	Contraband	Diarrhoea	August 19, 1863	Naval Hospital, Memphis.
Thomas Hackett [39]	Coal heaver	Dysentery	March 10, 1863	Mississippi Squadron.
Wallace E. Had [35]	Paymaster's clerk	Remittent fever	August 24, 1863	USS Colorado.
Robert N. Hagerman [31]	USMC	Febris Icterocles	August 13, 1863	Quarantine, New York.
Thomas Haines [14]	Ordinary seaman	Killed in action	March 14, 1863	USS Mississippi, before the rebel batteries at Port Hudson.
John Haley [33]	Pensioner	Debility	August 30, 1863	Naval Asylum.
John C. Hall [9]