Civil War (1861-1865)

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Louis Cowan inquires about sashes, belts, and musketoons for the cavalry

#Correspondence

Type: OBJECT
Collection: 1st Maine Cavalry

Miniature of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Hight requests the court-martial of Surgeon George W. Colby for neglect of the sick and unfitness for duty

Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Hight requests the court-martial of Surgeon George W. Colby for neglect of the sick and unfitness for duty

Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Hight requests the court-martial of Surgeon George W. Colby for neglect of the sick and being unfit for duty

#Correspondence

Type: OBJECT
Collection: 1st Maine Cavalry

T.H. Dinsmore informs Governor Washburn about recruits

#Correspondence

Type: OBJECT
Collection: 1st Maine Cavalry

A.G. Randall recommends Charles Smith for a commission

#Correspondence

Type: OBJECT
Collection: 1st Maine Cavalry

Louis Cowan informs General Hodsdon he has recruited a cavalry company

#Correspondence

Type: OBJECT
Collection: 1st Maine Cavalry

Osgood Clary and Simeon Small oppose the appointment of John D. Myrick to Company K

Osgood Clary and Simeon Small oppose the appointment of John D. Myrick who they say is unfit for service. Myrick "has been ridiculous besides being lazy and saucy to the other officers, he has been seen repeatedly in bed with some of the men and was the laughing stock of the whole regiment. He would laze away most of his time in his tent while the rest of the officers were at work."