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Dr. S.A. Bennett recommends Captain Fogler for promotion
Henry Emery requests a transfer to the Invalid Corps
Letter from Brigadier General James Barnes to Chamberlain regarding Gettysburg
Major Ellis Spear forwards the brief history of the regiment since December 1862
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Gilmore recommends Corporal John Lynde, Jr. to Samuel Dale, Mayor of Bangor
Special Order 96 transferring Private Canada Stewart from 13th Invalid Corps to 20th Maine
John H. Rice recommends Isaac Haskell, Nelson Libby, Edward [Fifield ?] for cavalry positions
Charles Gilmore recommends Chamberlain for promotion
Captain Joseph Fitch writes in favor of the promotion of Weston H. Keene
Lieutenant Colonel Gilmore encloses letters of commendation for Joshua Chamberlain
Captain W.G. Morrill recommends Sergeant Griffin for promotion
Major Ellis Spear updates Governor Cony on numbers of enlisted and absent men
Caroline E. Roney asks the whereabouts of her husband David, who was reported as a prisoner
Colonel Gilmore recommends promotions of Griffin, Decker, Crocker, and Thompson
Samuel Keene and other officers request Reverend A.C. Godfrey be commissioned as chaplain
Almira Davis requests support from her son's enlistment
E.W. Stetson accuses Lieutenant Bickford of being "a vile traitor"
Chamberlain endorses A.G. Godfrey for Chaplain
Carrie E. Roney inquires about her missing husband David
Charles Gilmore inquires about filling up the regiment
I. Rollin requests that the hospital surgeon be notified of the mustering out of the regiment, so that he and others may be discharged home
W.H. Hills requests evidence of the death of David Roney on behalf of his widow Caroline
Captain J.F. Land and other officers recommend Reverend George Williams be commissioned as chaplain
Lieutenant William Griffin asks if Andrew O'Neil and George M. Wyman have been mustered out
P. Simonton sends information to Adjutant General Hodsdon about his son Edward