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Surgeon Charles S. Tripler, Medical Director of the Army of the Potomac, requests commissioning of a surgeon for the 3rd Regiment
Edward Fenno recommends A.J. Church for chaplain
William Watson of Company D requests to have lieutenants appointed
Charles A.L. Sampson recommends Frank H. Rowland for a commission
H.C. Thomas requests a position as lieutenant
Undated (circa August 1862) - Captain William Morgan recommends William Dunlap for promotion
Undated (circa 1863) - Lt. Colonel Charles Tilden and others petition for William W. Eaton as Assistant Surgeon
Reverend Uriah Balkam and Judge Redington request promotion of Captain William H. Waldron
Israel Washburn, Jr. recommends Ira S. Libbey for commission
Sergeant Nathaniel Coston declines his commission and recommends James D. Maxfield
Lieutenant Colonel Tilden writes Governor Washburn regarding resignation of Col. Wildes and loss of supplies
Lieutenant Colonel Tilden writes Governor Washburn regarding the condition of the regiment after Fredericksburg
Undated - Hall Davis declines appointment as assistant surgeon in the 16th Maine Regiment
Luther French recommends Abner Shaw and officers of the regiment for promotion
Colonel Gilmore writes Adjutant General Hodsdon, praising Lieutenant Colonel E.B. Knox of the 44th NY Volunteers
Thomas Given requests a position as lieutenant
George A. Frost recommends Lieutenant William W. Morrill for promotion
Charles Clement requests a copy of his descriptive list
Ellis Spear recommends David Overlock for promotion to 1st Lieutenant
Lieutenant Melcher inquires about re-enlistments and furloughs
Robert Rogers asks for information about John Doherty, who has not been heard from since his enlistment in September 1864
Captain C. Taylor recommends promotions in Company L
H. Harford requests information about Daniel Sweeney
Lt. Col. Jonathan P. Cilley requests more officers
Colonel S.H. Allen requests that all official documents be directed to the commanding officer