Military History
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Thomas Quimby and citizens of Biddeford request promotions of Lieutenants Stevens and Pilsbury
- Thomas Quimby and citizens of Biddeford request promotions of Lieutenants Stevens and Pilsbury
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John A. Poor and others recommend Lieutenant George W. Graffam for promotion
- John A. Poor and others recommend Lieutenant George W. Graffam for promotion
- Type: FILE
Alexander Campbell and others recommend promotion of James G. Sanborn
- Alexander Campbell and others recommend promotion of James G. Sanborn
- Type: FILE
J.G. Dickerson and others recommend Samuel F. Hersey for promotion
- J.G. Dickerson and others recommend Samuel F. Hersey for promotion
- Type: FILE
William Hancock and other friends of the 4th Regiment petition for the regiment to be returned home
- William Hancock and other friends of the 4th Regiment petition Governor Coburn for the regiment to be returned home, as it is greatly reduced by casualties in battle and sickness
- Type: FILE
Undated - James Webster and other citizens of Belfast recommend the promotion of Augustus S. Lord
- James Webster and other citizens of Belfast recommend the promotion of Augustus S. Lord
- Type: FILE
Undated - A.D. Bean and citizens of Belfast recommend promotion of Sergeant Sheridan Miller to Lieutenant
- A.D. Bean and citizens of Belfast recommend promotion of Sergeant Sheridan Miller to Lieutenant
- Type: FILE
Undated - Petition of citizens of Brewer requesting the appointment of Corporal Charles F. Nickerson to Captain Swett's battery
- Undated petition of citizens of Brewer requesting the appointment of Corporal Charles F. Nickerson of the 2nd Maine Regiment to Captain Swett's battery.
- Type: FILE
Undated - Petition recommending Walter P. Hammatt for position as lieutenant
- Undated petition recommending Walter P. Hammatt for position as lieutenant.
- Type: FILE
Petition from officers requesting discharge of the regiment due to lack of clothing and mutiny
- Petition from Colonel Charles Roberts and other officers to Governor Israel Washburn requesting the discharge of the regiment due to lack of clothing, ill health of the soldiers, and mutiny. He states that 58 men refused service and were sent by General Scott to the Dry Tortugas in the Gulf of Mexico as punishment.
- Type: FILE