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Dr. John Benson inquires about a travel pass to the regiment to be mustered in
Letter to John Hodsdon, April 28, 1864
Dexter True to Mother, Barrancas, FL
A.B. Farwell writes to Governor Washburn regarding open rebellion of the 2nd Regiment troops and urges more attention be paid to their wants
1861-08-21 Reverend Otis Dunbar requests the discharge of his son Henry from the 2nd Maine Regiment
1861-08-22 S.B. Morrison offers his services as assistant to Dr. McRuer
Special Order 16 honorably discharging Corporal Calvin A. Farnsworth from service
Captain F.A. Cummings recommends Henry A. Ramsdell for promotion
Andrew Tucker requests information on status of his discharge as he is anxious to return home
Drew & Greely request two certificates of death of John Nason
C.P. Brown requests a death certificate for Willard Delano of Company E, who was killed at Petersburg June 18, 1864
Undated (circa 1863) - G.B. Weymouth and officers of Camp Keyes recommend Private Hudson Sawyer for lieutenant
Muster, descriptive roll, and clothing account of recruits through June 4, 1863 [not digitized]
Joseph Woodward requests information on Archibald McDougall
Attorney James Schouler writes on behalf of Private Charles Stade of Company B regarding bounty payment
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy, August 09, 1862
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from H. Metcalf to General Hodsdon
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from A. Stevens, August 26, 1862
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence to General Hodsdon from A. Stevens, August 25, 1862
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from J. Boynton to General Hodsdon
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from J. Boynton to General Hodsdon
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from W. Rice to General Hodsdon
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from W. Rice to General Hodsdon
Absent Soldiers: Correspondence from C. Ripley
Sir from P. C. Garvin, offering his services as surgeon