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USS Edson (1861) was a built for the Union Navy during the American Civil War.
Design and construction
James Edson, as agent and owner of the Navy Yard at the Washington Navy Yard, was authorized by the War Department on 2 August 1861 to build and launch a gunboat named Seguine at his shipyard; this vessel was renamed USS Edson the day of her launching on 19 August 1861. She was acquired by the U.S. Navy on 9 September 1862 and placed in commission on 16 September 1862, Acting Volunteer Lt. Montgomery Bruff in command.
Assigned to the East Gulf Blockade
Edson left the Washington Navy Yard on 20 September 1862 and steamed down the Potomac River to join the East Gulf Blockading Squadron at Fortress Monroe, Virginia, which was then operating under the command of Commodore Samuel F. Du Pont.
Assigned to action at Mobile, Alabama, in 1863
Shortly after her commissioning, Edson arrived at Key West, Florida, on 13 November 1862 and, about a month later, she joined the Gulf Blockading Squadron off Mobile Bay, Alabama, on 26 December 1862. Acting as a gunboat supporting a landing party at Spanish Fort, Alabama, from 29 December 1862 to 2 January 1863, she contributed her 5-inch mortar to a bombardment of Fort Blakely on 4 January 1863.
Supporting Flag Officer Charles Henry Davis in a landing at Jonesboro, Georgia, on 5 May 1863, Edson shelled Confederate defenses on the Cumberland Peninsula and assisted Flag Officer Davis in the capture of nearby Cumberland Island. On 2 June 1863, she anchored off the mouth of the Coosa River at Tuskegee to serve as a support vessel for General Frederick Steele’s operations against Mobile; she also participated in the capture of Fort Blakeley on 26 and 27 June 1863.
Return to the West Gulf Blockade
On 21 July 1863, Edson departed Mobile to return to the West Gulf Blockading Squadron at Key West. She resumed service there on 21 August 1863 but remained at Key West for the remainder of the war.
Post-war decommissioning and sale
At the end of the war, Edson was transferred to the custody of the U.S. Department of the Treasury on 30 March
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