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Miniature of Lieutenant Stevens writes Colonel Harding about harnesses
Lieutenant Stevens writes Colonel Harding about harnesses
Lieutenant Stevens writes Colonel Harding about harnesses
1862
Miniature of Colonel S.H. Allen reports vote of officers for Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel S.H. Allen reports vote of officers for Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel S.H. Allen reports vote of officers for Lieutenant Colonel
1862
Miniature of Louis Cowan writes Governor Washburn about raising companies
Louis Cowan writes Governor Washburn about raising companies
Louis Cowan writes Governor Washburn about raising companies
1861
Miniature of A.C. Spaulding sends his bill for services
A.C. Spaulding sends his bill for services
A.C. Spaulding sends his bill for services
1862
Miniature of List of Persons Absent From 1st Cavalry Regiment Maine Volunteers
List of Persons Absent From 1st Cavalry Regiment Maine Volunteers
List of Persons Absent From 1st Cavalry Regiment Maine Volunteers
1862
Miniature of Quartermaster Patten requests coats for the Cavalry
Quartermaster Patten requests coats for the Cavalry
Quartermaster Patten requests coats for the Cavalry
1861
Miniature of Descriptive list of deserters from Company L
Descriptive list of deserters from Company L
Descriptive list of deserters from Company L
1862
Miniature of Colonel Gilmore requests that unassigned drafted men be assigned to the 20th Maine Regiment
Colonel Gilmore requests that unassigned drafted men be assigned to the 20th Maine Regiment
Colonel Gilmore requests that unassigned drafted men be assigned to the 20th Maine Regiment.
1865
Miniature of Major Ellis Spear recommends promotions in Companies E and K
Major Ellis Spear recommends promotions in Companies E and K
Major Ellis Spear recommends promotions in Companies E and K for Mattson Sanborn and Joseph Fuller.
1864
Miniature of Lieutenant Colonel Charles D. Gilmore describes Chamberlain's wounding at Petersburg
Lieutenant Colonel Charles D. Gilmore describes Chamberlain's wounding at Petersburg
Lieutenant Colonel Gilmore writes from Washington, D.C. to General John L. Hodsdon describing Chamberlain's wound, his promotion to Brig. General, his merit as a soldier, and the names of the men Chamberlain recommends for promotion "His wound is a very severe one and a very dangerous one, and the surgeons are by no means certain of saving his life."
1864