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• She married Rear Adm . Samuel Phillips Lee, a Blair Lee, a US senator from Maryland.
• He was promoted to Rear Admiral in August 1862, and in September passed command of the squadron to Acting Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee.
• She served faithfully in the Mississippi River assisting Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee in attending to many of the tasks entailed in closing the Mississippi Squadron.
• In April 1863, " Teaser " left the Potomac for duty with Acting Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee's North Atlantic Blockading Squadron at Hampton Roads.
• During most of her service " Black Hawk " served as flagship for Rear Admirals David Dixon Porter and Samuel Phillips Lee, successive commanders of the Mississippi Squadron.
• He was the son of Samuel Phillips Lee and his wife, the former bar of the District of Columbia and of Montgomery County, Maryland in 1883 and commenced practice in Maryland.
• On 4 May 1863, a report from Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee to Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles stated that " Albemarle " was still there performing in the same capacity.
• The third "'USS " Philadelphia " "'was the flagship of Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee when he commanded the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron during the American Civil War.
• "Hoyt " and steam tugs and, fitted with spar torpedoes, were dispatched by Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee to join Union Naval Forces in the rivers and sounds of North Carolina.
• She served as flagship for Acting Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee, while he directed efforts on the Mississippi River and its tributaries to prevent the escape of the former President of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis.
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• After commanding the Naval Station at Mound City, Illinois, he assumed command of the, flagship of the Mississippi River Squadron under Samuel Phillips Lee, and was then in charge of conveying Army transports up the Tennessee River.
• A Confederate blockade runner named the " Wild Dayrell " was destroyed by Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee off Wilmington, North Carolina in 1864 and at least two other registered vessels bore the name, one of them a famous Opium clipper.
• Assigned to the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron, " Anemone " reported to Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee at Beaufort, North Carolina, on 20 September 1864 and received orders to join in the cordon of Union ships guarding the western bar off Wilmington, North Carolina.
• Two weeks later, Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee wrote Ransom congratulating him on taking the prize; " Every capture made by blockaders deprives the enemy of so much of the'sinews of war,'and is equal to the taking of two supply trains from the rebel Army ."
• Later, after commanding the gunboat and the screw frigate, on October 23, 1863, he assumed command of the side-wheel gunboat on the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron, and earned praise from Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee for the " gallantry and endurance displayed " by himself and his crew during an engagement with three batteries at Deep Bottom on August 13, 1864.
• After learning of " Sassacus's " performance on blockade duty, her squadron commander, Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee, reported to United States Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles, " The " Sassacus " had done well . . . I congratulate you on the success of this class [ of ship ] . . . they'll beat the Clyders ."
• On the 14th, Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee, the commander of the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron, shifted his flag from to " Agawam " since the latter drew less water and thus would enable him to supervise minesweeping operations more closely, and he remained in the new side-wheeler while giving his primary attention to operations in the James during the ensuing month and one-half.