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1st Maine Cavalry

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L.H. Chandler recommends Samuel Lovejoy for a position as hospital steward
Shephard Cary requests that his son George be able to raise a company of cavalry recruits
Louis Cowan updates Adjutant General Hodsdon on recruiting progress
T.H. Dinsmore requests recruiting blanks and morning returns
Surgeon George Colby finds John Albert Parlin and Asa Quimby fit for service
Charles Hamlin writes Governor Washburn about raising a company within the week
Lieutenant J. Stevens writes Colonel E.K. Harding about lack of harnesses
Major W.L. Whitney recommends Sergeant Estes for promotion
E.W. Mudge writes for aid on behalf of Mrs. Mary E. Clarkson
Adjutant General Hodsdon orders the apprehension of Alden Gilchrist of Montville
Captain Burbank requests to join General Wood's Reserve Corps
S.Cary writes Governor Washburn in relation to his son
Corporal Levi H. Daggett certifies enlistment of James H. Pinkham
Undated - James Sawyer and others request appointment of Andrew B. Spurling as Captain of the Hancock & Washington Company of Cavalry
Captain George Brown sends corrected rolls
Lieutenants Virgin and Hunton recommend Samuel Lovejoy for promotion
Sidney Thaxter sends the daily return to General Hodsdon
George M. Brown writes General Hodsdon regarding Mr. Hunt's letter from Vice President Hannibal Hamlin
George Weston writes Governor Washburn regarding enlistments by Charles Smith
Assistant Adjutant General corrects the name of John C.C. Bowen on commissions
Samuel Allen and Jonathan P. Cilley inquire about forming a light artillery company
Return of Enlisted Men, Died, Discharged, Deserted, Etc. of Company L, 1st Maine Cavalry
Mrs. Edwin Patten complains to Governor Washburn about her husband's poor treatment by Colonel John Goddard
Undated - Petition of Charles Hamlin and others requesting promotion of William Montgomery to 2nd Lieutenant in the Hancock & Washington Company of Cavalry
Quartermaster Patten writes Major Strong regarding the charges against him