Samuel
Holman, Asst. Surgeon, U.S. Navy
From the Medical And Surgical
History of the War of Rebellion database
Report of Acting
Assistant Surgeon Holman, U.S. Navy, giving the casualties on board the
U.S.S. Wyalusing.
U.S.S. WYALUSING,
Off Plymouth, N.C., December 31, 1864.
SIR: I have the
honor to submit the following report of the list of casualties on board
this vessel during the late expedition up the Roanoke River, North
Carolina.
Wounded.--Robert
Williams, landsman, lacerated wound of scalp, caused by a splinter on
the evening of the 22d instant; doing well.
I am, sir, very
respectfully, etc.
SAMUEL HOLMAN,
Acting Assistant Surgeon.
Lieutenant-Commander EARL ENGLISH, U.S. Navy,
Commanding Officer.
1865 HOLMAN SAMUEL Acting
Assistant Surgeon. 22 June 1864. Honorably discharged 2 October
1863
USS Wyalusing coming to the aid of
USS Otsego and
USS Bazely on the Roanoke River, 9
December 1864
