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Lieutenant Mattson C. Sanborn writes to Honorable Jonathan M. Burleigh to request a promotion
Ellis Spear recommends Sergeant Daniel Keene for promotion
Major Ellis Spear writes regarding resignation of Captain Clark
Captain Thomas D. Chamberlain requests a copy of the 1863 annual report
Lieutenant Hiram Morse requests the descriptive list for David L. Goodwin
William Calef [Califf?] requests an official report regarding the death of Private Samuel Calef [Califf], Company D
Chamberlain writes to John Hodsdon regarding history of 5th Army Corps
S.G. Pike inquires when the regiment will be mustered out
William Parsons requests state bounty for Freeman H. Eastman
George P. Sewall of Old Town recommends George Oakes for promotion
Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Israel P. Benner
W.G. Sargent recommends Sergeant Spooner for promotion
Hannibal Hamlin recommends Captain Thomas Foster of Hampden for commission
Mr. Philbrook of Sedgwick recommends Sergeant H.W. Spooner for promotion
J.E. Bennoch requests a commission
John Burrill requests to be credited on the last call quota
J.S. Monroe requests a lieutenant's commission for his son Erastus T. Monroe
Letter from Andrew Burkett to John Hodsdon Regarding Quotas, August 20, 1864
1861-08-23 S.B. Morrison acknowledges receipt of Governor Washburn's letter
Albert Haskell and others complain about poor conditions at US General Hospital in Beverly, New Jersey
Special Order 366 honorably discharging Captain W.S. Clark for wounds received in action
Special Order 368 honorably discharging Lieutenant A.P. Eastman from service for wounds received in action
Special Order 155 sending Private John F. Stinson to Clinton Prison, New York, instead of the Albany Penitentiary
Charlotte Sturtevant inquires about her son Warren, who was reported very sick in hospital and she has not heard from him
Sarah P. Ball inquires about her son George E. Ball