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Brigadier General James C. Rice to Hodsdon recommending Chamberlain's promotion
Colonel Adelbert Ames recommends promotions to Governor Abner Coburn
Line officers of the regiment write to exonerate Colonel Ames from complaints against him
O.H. McFadden requests a furlough for the ailing Lewis Carl
Colonel Ames informs Governor Coburn of the discharge of surgeon Nahum P. Monroe
N.R. Burtelle inquires about vacancies in the medical field
A.P. Gould recommends William Bickford for promotion
Lieutenant Frederic W. Lane asks why William Griffin was recommended for promotion instead of himself
Surgeon A.O. Shaw certifies that Lieutenant J. Nichols of Company K is disabled by varicose veins
Captain Prentiss M. Fogler recommends Lieutenant Hiram Morse for promotion
Colonel Isaac Sparrow Bangs recommends LaForest True for promotion
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Gilmore expresses regret at the loss of Lieutenant James Nichols
Reverend B. M. Mitchell accepts commission as chaplain
Dr. S.W. Chase states that Daniel R. Leathers is too ill to return from furlough
O.W. Haynes requests a commission for his son Asbury F. Haynes
Charles W. Lunt writes General Hodsdon requesting a change in his duties
Captain Zemro A. Smith requests a copy of Benjamin Frazier, Jr. enlistment certification
M.W. Townsend recommends Assistant Surgeon Abner Shaw for promotion
Charles Gilmore acknowledges receipt of commission for Abner O. Shaw as surgeon
Seth Paine recommends promotion for John Lynde, Jr. of Company D.
Charles Gilmore writes Adjutant General Hodsdon requesting the 1864 annual report
Colonel Gilmore sends his 1864 regimental report to Adjutant General Hodsdon
Mattson Sanborn writes regarding his return to the regiment
Dr. Jerome B. Elkins recommends Assistant Surgeon Albert R. Lincoln for promotion
James Harriman inquires about John B. McCastin, Co. G who was wounded at Petersburg