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Captain E.M. Robinson, Company C, requests forwarding of letters from Washington, D.C.
Edward H. Dunn inquires about his brother
Joseph Leavitt of Company G requests a commission
George W. Bicknell requests a copy of his discharge papers
Sergeant William B. Larrabee of Company C requests his muster certificate to obtain a discharge
Letter to Hodsdon Regarding Desertion, June 6, 1863
Thomas Dougherty of Company C forwards names of his comrades at Cumberland Jail
Surgeon O.N. Bradbury requests muster out roll, descriptive list, and account of pay, bounty, and clothing for Sergeant William A. Webster
Colonel Jameson writes to Governor Washburn to resign his position
Captain Burbank of Company G requests a pass to return to his regiment
Sergeant Julius M. Leuzarder requests new descriptive roll for Company E as all books and rolls were lost in action at Middletown, Virginia
John E. Godfrey recommends Jasper Hutchings, Esq. as a "reliable Republican"
Shaw Letter to Hodsdon Regarding Brackett, March 1, 1863
William Cary recommends Frank G. Flagg for the 16th Regiment
George Downas recommends Lyman Bailey for Quartermaster
Frank Flagg inquires why a man with less experience is to take his place
Mr. Pike recommends Lyman Bailey for a position
Colonel Jerrard recommends Thomas Pike for promotion due to the death of Lieutenant W. Prince Hersey of Company E
Colonel Jerrard again requests commissions for Lieutenant John Gilman, George H. Anson, and Samuel W. Knowles
Colonel Jerrard thanks John Hodsdon for his support in clearing his record
J. L. True inquires about re-enlisting in a new cavalry regiment
Jonathan McCallum requests an accounting of Stephen W. Lovell
Surgeon George Brickett requests a new hospital steward
Undated (circa 1861) - J. A. Waterman expresses support for promotion of Sergeant Edwards
Undated (circa August 1861) - Charles K. Sherwood solicits a promotion from Governor Washburn