1st Maine Heavy Artillery

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Lieutenant Colonel Thomas H. Talbot requests commissions from Maine, Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, and "all the border and rebellious states"
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas H. Talbot requests commissions from Maine, Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, and "all the border and rebellious states"
1863

Colonel Chaplin recommends promotions of John Knowles, Benjamin Rollins, Albert Abbott, James Hall, Hugh Porter, and Hiram Swett
Colonel Chaplin recommends promotions of John Knowles, Benjamin Rollins, Albert Abbott, James Hall, Hugh Porter, and Hiram Swett
1864

Charles Merrill, MD, certifies the death of Seward Tucker at Springfield
Charles Merrill, MD, certifies the death of Seward Tucker at Springfield
1864

Lt. Colonel Thomas Talbot recommends promotion of Lieutenant Benjamin Rollins due to death of Lieutenant James W. Clark
Lt. Colonel Thomas Talbot recommends the promotion of Lieutenant Benjamin Rollins due to the death of Lieutenant James W. Clark
1864

C.P. Brown writes on behalf of Asa Dunham, inquiring about the fate of his remaining son Granville, reported dead of wounds
C.P. Brown writes on behalf of Asa Dunham, inquiring about the fate of his remaining son Granville, reported dead of wounds. [Son Charles died of disease in hospital Feb. 25, 1864 and son Granville died of wounds June 28]
1864

Major George W. Sabine recommends promotion of Captain William S. Clark
Major George W. Sabine recommends promotion of Captain William S. Clark
1864

D. Sanborn inquires about Lewis M. Thompson of Brewer
D. Sanborn inquires about Lewis M. Thompson of Brewer
1864

Albert Haskell and others complain about poor conditions at US General Hospital in Beverly, New Jersey
Albert Haskell and others complain about poor conditions at US General Hospital in Beverly, New Jersey
1864

J.H. Ramsdell writes Adjutant General Hodsdon requesting promotion for his son
J.H. Ramsdell writes Adjutant General Hodsdon requesting promotion for his son
1865

Charlotte Sturtevant inquires about her son Warren, who was reported very sick in hospital and she has not heard from him
Charlotte Sturtevant inquires about her son Warren, who was reported very sick in hospital and she has not heard from him
1865