Military History
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Colonel Gilmore recommends Reverend Godfrey of Foxcroft for chaplain
- Colonel Gilmore recommends Reverend Godfrey of Foxcroft for chaplain.
1864
Caroline Roney forwards husband David's company and regiment and inquires about state aid
- Caroline Roney forwards husband David's company and regiment and inquires about state aid
1864
Frederic Lane writes Secretary of State E. Flint, Jr. to request commission in a new regiment
- Frederic Lane writes Secretary of State E. Flint, Jr. to request commission in a new regiment
1864
Captain R.B. Plummer requests descriptive list, pay and clothing account and any other information regarding Charles W. London, a substitute
- Captain R.B. Plummer requests descriptive list, pay and clothing account and any other information regarding Charles W. London, a substitute
1865
Colonel Gilmore recommends Lieutenant J. Stanwood be promoted to Captain
- Colonel Gilmore recommends Lieutenant James H. Stanwood be promoted to Captain
1865
Colonel Spear makes recommendations for promotion to Governor Cony
- Colonel Spear makes recommendations for promotion to Governor Cony
1865
Major Dunn requests muster certificate for Private Sumner Warner, Company B
- Major Dunn requests muster certificate for Private Sumner Warner, Company B
1865
Mary O'Halloran requests state aid to care for her son John's three children
- Mary O'Halloran requests state aid to care for her son John's three children, otherwise she will have to send two of them to the alms house. She says John O'Halloran was previously enlisted in the 66th New York Volunteer Regiment and enlisted again in the quota from Biddeford, Maine.
1864
Letter from Chamberlain recommending A.L. Loring and others for commission
- Chamberlain to Colonel Eugene Hale, Aide-de-Camp, making recommendations of his brother Thomas Chamberlain, A.L. Loring, and others for commissions.
1862
Chamberlain to Rev. Theodore Gerrish regarding his recollections of Gettysburg
- Fragment of letter describing Chamberlain's Gettysburg battle recollections after the war. Letter likely written circa 1882 to Reverend Theodore Gerrish, who published "Army Life" regarding the exploits of the 20th Maine Regiment. Chamberlain corrects Gerrish's impressions regarding Chamberlain's order to "fix bayonets" in the charge at Little Round Top.
1882