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Miniature of Correspondence from H. Metcalf to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from H. Metcalf to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from H. Metcalf regarding absent soldiers from Lincoln County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from W. Rice to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from W. Rice to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from S. E. Benjamin regarding absent soldiers from Penobscot County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from W. Rice to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from W. Rice to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from W. Rice regarding absent soldiers from Penobscot County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from W. Rice to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from W. Rice to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from W. Rice regarding absent soldiers from Penobscot County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from C. Ripley
Correspondence from C. Ripley
Correspondence from C. Ripley regarding absent soldiers from Oxford County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from C. Ripley
Correspondence from C. Ripley
Correspondence from E. Bean regarding absent soldiers from Oxford County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from C. Blackman to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from C. Blackman to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from C. Blackman regarding absent soldiers from Penobscot County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from R. Rich to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from R. Rich to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from R. Rich regarding absent soldiers from Waldo County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from R. Rich to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from R. Rich to General Hodsdon
Correspondence from R. Rich regarding absent soldiers from Waldo County
1862
Miniature of Colonel Adelbert Ames writes regarding resignation of Lieutenant Hosea Allen
Colonel Adelbert Ames writes regarding resignation of Lieutenant Hosea Allen
Colonel Adelbert Ames writes regarding resignation of Lieutenant Hosea Allen, who he says is absent without leave and has unpaid accounts with the government.
1862