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John H. Rice recommends Assistant Surgeon George W. Hatch for promotion to surgeon
Colonel Walker recommends promotions
Mark Dunnell requests a chaplain be assigned to the 27th Maine Regiment
Orderly Sergeant John Butler requests to return to Maine for recruiting
Lieutenant R.H. Gray writes Governor Washburn about recruitments
Charles L. Strickland inquires about recruiting progress
Rufus Dwinal recommends Captain William Pitcher
Colonel Walker and officers recommend Sergeant William Fountain of Company D for commission in one of the contraband regiments
Joseph Burnheimer, postmaster, requests the body of Private Silas H. Vose of Company C
Colonel Walker writes Governor Coburn recommending promotions in the regiment
Colonel Walker acknowledges commissions for Captain Libby, Lieutenant McGray, and Lieutenant A.J. Gray
George W. White, George S. Wiggin, and I. Kimball recommend Sergeant Mark Perry for promotion
John F. Singhi, Forage Master, requests recommendation for promotion from N.A. Farwell
Henry H. Clark recommends Sergeant Enoch Lurvey for promotion to Lieutenant
S.L. Milliken recommends the appointment of Richard Ayer as Major
Ansel Lennan writes on behalf of Mrs. Mooers, seeking information about her son William J Mooers of Company A
Mary P. Barnes requests list of killed, wounded, and missing in Company F after Gettysburg
Adjutant General Hodsdon requests Dr. W.A. Banks return his commission immediately
Colonel Elijah Walker forwards his recommendations for promotions to Governor Coburn
Sergeant Baird requests a furlough for 30 paroled prisoners from Maine
B.M Roberts recommends Orderly Sergeant C. Gray for promotion
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Chaplain B.A. Chase will provide a photograph for General Hodsdon's Illustrated Roster of Officers when he returns home
R. Turner seeks information whether N.S. Winslow is dead
W.A. Barker requests blank muster and descriptive rolls for men of his company transferred to the 19th Maine