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Samuel Blanchard forwards his bill for transporting the regiment from Rockland to Portland
Leander Howard of Company G requests his descriptive list sent to the hospital
Colonel Elijah Walker writes Mr. Davis in favor of the appointment of George Davis as Major
William Brannagan requests confirmation on the death of Michael Reardon of Company K
H.W. Millett recommends Elisha Bisbee for promotion
John Appleton recommends Lieutenant William A. Barker for commission
Major General Hiram Berry recommends Commissary Sergeant Lemuel Grant for promotion
Mr. Pendleton reports on the condition of the regiment
Colonel Hiram Berry writes Governor Washburn regarding supplies
Chaplain B.A. Chase informs Governor Coburn that a petition on behalf of Captain Robert Gray may have been maliciously withheld
Letter from Captain George Davis to his father from Libby Prison
Baker & Weeks request information on the death of Charles A. Turner
Unknown soldier writes to wife about his service
Benjamin Ladd seeks information about the deaths of Alfred W. Cunningham (4th Maine) and John L. Pinkham (20th Maine)
Colonel Walker writes General Hodsdon regarding his request for photographs of officers
George M. Smith of Company K inquires about his muster-out location
Sergeant Joseph B. Babson of Company H requests an extension of his furlough
Colonel Charles Roberts sends commission of William H. Rogers to General Hodsdon for discharge
Reverend John F. Mines offers services as chaplain
Undated (circa 1863) - Testimony relating to case of Charles Luce and Charles Seavey
Colonel Jameson reports the muster-in of the 2nd Regiment at Willet's Point, New York
Colonel Charles W. Roberts informs Governor Washburn of Samuel W. Hoskins' promotion
Quartermaster Charles V. Lord sends blanks for regimental reports
Colonel Jameson writes to Governor Washburn regarding Dr. A.D. Palmer
F. Whiting refuses to act as anything other than a waggoner