Civil War (1861-1865)

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Charles Strickland reports his recruiting efforts to Governor Washburn
Charles Strickland reports his recruiting efforts to Governor Washburn.
1862

P. Fogler of South Hope solicits a commission as captain
P. Fogler of South Hope solicits a commission as captain
1862

Josiah Drummond to Governor Washburn
Attorney General Josiah Hayden Drummond to Governor Washburn, speaking against Captain Lorenzo Mumfort and Lieutenant Ebenezer L. Huston of Company B in Falmouth, stating he believes them to be secret secessionists and draft resisters. Drummond also declares Joshua L. Chamberlain an unsuitable candidate for commission.

"Have you appointed Chamberlain Colonel of the 20th? His old classmates, etc. here say you have been deceived: that C is nothing at all: that is the universal expression of those who know him."

1862

Woodbury Davis recommends William Morrell for lieutenant
Woodbury Davis recommends William Morrell for lieutenant
1862

Lysander Hill sends four morning returns of men recently enlisted in Thomaston and Warren
Lysander Hill sends four morning returns of men recently enlisted in Thomaston and Warren
1862

Henry C. Merriam sends copy of letter reporting recruitment of 8 men from Houlton
Henry C. Merriam sends copy of letter reporting recruitment of 8 men from Houlton
1862

Bartlett Jackson requests position as Quartermaster or Adjutant
Bartlett Jackson requests position as Quartermaster or Adjutant
1862

John H. Rice recommends the promotion of Lieutenant Merrill of Company B
John H. Rice recommends the promotion of Lieutenant Merrill of Company B
1863

Mr. Seabury recommends Hosea Allen for a commission in the USCT
Mr. Seabury recommends Hosea Allen for a commission in the US Colored Troops.
1863

Dr. Nahum P. Monroe requests that hospital steward George M. Baker be appointed 2nd assistant surgeon
Dr. Nahum P. Monroe requests that hospital steward George M. Baker be appointed 2nd assistant surgeon
1863