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Miniature of C.R. McFadden recommends Captain W.S Clark for promotion
C.R. McFadden recommends Captain W.S Clark for promotion
C.R. McFadden recommends Captain W.S Clark for promotion
1863
Miniature of Correspondence from S. Dill to General Hodsdon, September 03, 1862
Correspondence from S. Dill to General Hodsdon, September 03, 1862
Correspondence from S. Dill regarding absent soldiers from Franklin County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, August 06, 1862
Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, August 06, 1862
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy, August 09, 1862
Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy, August 09, 1862
Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy regarding absent soldiers from Androscoggin County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from J. Boynton to Governor Mashburn
Correspondence from J. Boynton to Governor Mashburn
Correspondence from J. Boynton regarding absent soldiers from Kennebec County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy, August 30, 1862
Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy, August 30, 1862
Correspondence from E.B. Lovejoy regarding absent soldiers from Androscoggin County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from A. Stevens, August 02, 1862
Correspondence from A. Stevens, August 02, 1862
Correspondence from A. Stevens regarding absent soldiers from Hancock County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from J. Boynton
Correspondence from J. Boynton
Correspondence from J. Boynton regarding absent soldiers from Kennebec County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from G. Page
Correspondence from G. Page
Correspondence from G. Page regarding absent soldiers from Kennebec County
1862
Miniature of Correspondence from J. Boynton
Correspondence from J. Boynton
Correspondence from J. Boynton regarding absent soldiers from Kennebec County
1862