storeship. She decommissioned 18 November 1882 and was struck from the Navy Register. On 3 May 1884 Pawnee was sold to M. H. Gregory, Great Neck, New York. Crew The crew as of 1 January 1865 is indicated below. Commander: George B. Balch Lieutenant: William Whitehead Acting Masters: John C. Champion, Thomas Moore, and Edmund A. Magone Ensign: Henry Glass Acting Master's Mates: Charles H. Poor, Jr., Thomas L. Fisher, Jacob Kemp Assistant Surgeon: Samuel F. Shaw Assistant Paymaster: Charles S. Perley Engineers: Chief: B. E. Chassaing Second Assistants: Wm. J. Clark, Jr., Arthur Price, John G. Brosnaham Third Assistant: Robert Crawford Boatswain: James Brown Gunner: James Hays See also Union Navy References Ships of the Union Navy Ships built in Philadelphia Sloops of the United States Navy Gunboats of the United States Navy Hospital ships of the United States Navy American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States 1859 ships Ships designed by John W. Griffiths