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Lt. Colonel A.B. Farnham and other officers recommend Frank Wiggin for promotion
Amasa Bryant inquires about state aid for families
L.C. Bisbee requests permission to recruit
David Benjamin and others recommend Sergeant Marshall S. Smith of the Massachusetts volunteers for position in a Maine regiment
Lt. Col. Augustus B. Farnham and Lt. Marshall S. Smith recommend Sgt. Wilbur F. Mower for promotion
A. Small asks that his application for promotion be filed away as Col. Wildes is restored to his command
Hospital Steward William W. Eaton requests position as Assistant Surgeon though he has not received his diploma
Lt. Colonel Charles Tilden orders Captain Ayer to obtain books, knapsacks, and clothing for the regiment
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Tilden writes Brigadier General Taylor regarding condition of the regiment
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Tilden forwards order to proceed to Leesboro
Israel Washburn recommends Lieutenant Fred H. Beecher for promotion
D.L. Milliken submits statement regarding Company E vacancies
Merrill Savage applies for a commission
Undated (circa 1864) - John Patterson, Company I, requests papers for bounty payment
Undated - H.M. Harlow, Jr. recommends Dr. J. Baxter Smith for appointment as surgeon
Captain Daniel Marston writes an account of his service
Robert Grindel and others request transfer from Portsmouth Grove Hospital to one in Maine
Letter to General Hodsdon recommending William H. Copp and Charles Holyoke for promotion
S. Lancaster recommends Charles K. Hutchins for recruiting officer
Sergeant John McDonald requests transfer to a Maine hospital
Officers of the regiment recommend promotion of James Maxfield
Albion Bailey requests transfer to the Invalid Corps
G.D. Bisbee requests muster out rolls for James Hubbard, Silas H. Park and Columbus Bancroft
J.M. Deering writes regarding his son George, captured at Gettysburg and imprisoned at Libby Prison
Thomas Williams requests $200 state bounty as substitute for R. Frohock of Lincolnville