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Special Order 271 honorably discharging Lieutenant Isaac N. Morgan from service for disability
Mr. Bradbury recommends Sergeant Swett for promotion
W.B. Smith inquires about Franklin Foss, who was wounded and transported via ship, and lost while aboard
D.S. Plumly recommends Captain Charles Nute for promotion
Special Order 424 honorably discharging Captain F.A. Cummings from service
Andrew Tucker requests a discharge for himself and others in the Grants General Hospital at Willets Point, New York
Special Order 31 detailing Sergeant E.P. Hill for duty in the Quartermaster General's Department
Baker & Weeks inquire whether Andrew J. Hollis, Company C is alive as his wife has not heard from him in a year
Colonel Shepherd notifies Adjutant General Hosdson that the regiment is not to be mustered out yet
Special Order 355 honorably discharging Lieutenant John N. Batchelder from service
Special Order 277 regarding mustering out of officers
Mr. Roberts writes Governor Cony requesting the appointment of his nephew Cassius C. Roberts
Lieutenant George J. Brown forwards a petition from members of his company
Undated (circa 1864) - Albion Miller and citizens of Whitneyville recommend Allen E. Barry for 2nd Lieutenant
Mr. Sayward recommends his nephew Frank Webster to Governor Washburn
Lieutenant E.S. Wardwell requests transfer to other duties or Invalid Corps due to illness
Colonel Thomas H. Talbot recommends Sergeant Morton for promotion
Undated (circa 1865) - Nicholas Jefferds requests information about his missing son
Colonel Chaplin recommends Captain Crossman for Major
Captain E.R. Mayo sends the return for Company M
J.A. Blanchard recommends George Oakes for commission
Undated (July 4 circa 1864) - G.L. Jennison requests pay for his son E. Everett Jennison
Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Charles Jones
Colonel Chaplin requests appointment of another assistant surgeon
A.A. Holmes of Bowdoin Medical College inquires about his brother William L. Holmes, reported to be severely wounded