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Showing 326 - 350 of 1883 Records

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Frederic Speed forwards his letter of acceptance to Colonel Neal Dow of the 13th Maine Regiment
John Ray inquires about the welfare of his son George R.
Mr. Kimball recommends Captain Edwards for Major or Lieutenant Colonel
Mark Dunnell forwards questions about bounty payments to General Hodsdon
Special Order 281 discharging Lieutenant George Atwood to allow him to accept position as Adjutant of the 24th Maine Regiment
Colonel Berry reports that Lieutenant Colonel Nickerson is going to Maine to recruit for the 4th Regiment
Undated - Captain Julius B. Litchfield and other officers of the 4th Maine Regiment recommend Commissary Sergeant L.C. Grant for promotion to Line Officer
Colonel Berry forwards the regimental band descriptive roll to Adjutant General Hodsdon
Colonel Berry requests recruits and informs Gov. Washburn that Captain Carver is on furlough
Joseph Noyes recommends H.W. Cunningham for recruiting
General Berry updates Governor Washburn on changes in the regiment
Sarah P. Colson requests information about her husband Prentice A. Colson
Martha W. Glidden requests discharge of her son Charles M. Webster
George A. Peirce recommends Lemuel C. Grant for promotion
Colonel Walker writes Governor Washburn regarding regimental vacancies
Colonel Hiram Berry writes Governor Washburn regarding supplies
Mr. Pendleton reports on the condition of the regiment
Major General Hiram Berry recommends Commissary Sergeant Lemuel Grant for promotion
Leander Howard of Company G requests his descriptive list sent to the hospital
Samuel Blanchard forwards his bill for transporting the regiment from Rockland to Portland
William Brannagan requests confirmation on the death of Michael Reardon of Company K
H.W. Millett recommends Elisha Bisbee for promotion
Letter from Captain George Davis to his father from Libby Prison
Chaplain B.A. Chase informs Governor Coburn that a petition on behalf of Captain Robert Gray may have been maliciously withheld
Colonel Elijah Walker writes Mr. Davis in favor of the appointment of George Davis as Major