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Washington (United States) (search for this): chapter 384
Paymaster McKean Buchanan, who was on board the United States frigate Congress at the time of the disaster, in making a report to the Department, says: Just before the sanguinary engagement, I volunteered my services to Lieut. Commanding Jos. B. Smith for duty on either of the upper decks, although the rebel steamer Merrimac was commanded by my own brother, [Franklin Buchanan, late of Washington navy-yard,] when I received an order to take charge of the berth-deck division, which order I promptly obeyed, and, thank God, I did some service to my beloved country.
United States (United States) (search for this): chapter 384
Paymaster McKean Buchanan, who was on board the United States frigate Congress at the time of the disaster, in making a report to the Department, says: Just before the sanguinary engagement, I volunteered my services to Lieut. Commanding Jos. B. Smith for duty on either of the upper decks, although the rebel steamer Merrimac was commanded by my own brother, [Franklin Buchanan, late of Washington navy-yard,] when I received an order to take charge of the berth-deck division, which order I promptly obeyed, and, thank God, I did some service to my beloved country.
Franklin Buchanan (search for this): chapter 384
Paymaster McKean Buchanan, who was on board the United States frigate Congress at the time of the disaster, in making a report to the Department, says: Just before the sanguinary engagement, I volunteered my services to Lieut. Commanding Jos. B. Smith for duty on either of the upper decks, although the rebel steamer Merrimac was commanded by my own brother, [Franklin Buchanan, late of Washington navy-yard,] when I received an order to take charge of the berth-deck division, which order I promptly obeyed, and, thank God, I did some service to my beloved country.
Joseph B. Smith (search for this): chapter 384
Paymaster McKean Buchanan, who was on board the United States frigate Congress at the time of the disaster, in making a report to the Department, says: Just before the sanguinary engagement, I volunteered my services to Lieut. Commanding Jos. B. Smith for duty on either of the upper decks, although the rebel steamer Merrimac was commanded by my own brother, [Franklin Buchanan, late of Washington navy-yard,] when I received an order to take charge of the berth-deck division, which order I promptly obeyed, and, thank God, I did some service to my beloved country.
McKean Buchanan (search for this): chapter 384
Paymaster McKean Buchanan, who was on board the United States frigate Congress at the time of the disaster, in making a report to the Department, says: Just before the sanguinary engagement, I volunteered my services to Lieut. Commanding Jos. B. Smith for duty on either of the upper decks, although the rebel steamer Merrimac was commanded by my own brother, [Franklin Buchanan, late of Washington navy-yard,] when I received an order to take charge of the berth-deck division, which order I promptly obeyed, and, thank God, I did some service to my beloved country.