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35522 Registrations 7942 Papers and Reports 3084 Proclamations 1648 Revolutionary War Land Grant Application Records 223 20th Maine Regiment 198 5th Maine Regiment 189 3rd Maine Regiment 185 Tabulations for Elections 166 4th Maine Regiment 144 1st Maine Cavalry 144 2nd Maine Regiment 140 Registration Cards 136 1st Maine Heavy Artillery 122 16th Maine Regiment 71 Business Trademarks Registered with the Secretary of State 57 Agricultural Returns 50 Legislative Journals 48 York County Supreme Judicial Court (1782-1820) 40 State Census 1837 31 22nd Maine Regiment 27 Documentation 25 Indexes 23 Maine Volunteer Militia (Post-Civil War)  23 Correspondence to Intelligence Section, Adjutant General 17 Bingham Purchase 17 Pauper Accounts 17 Data Sheets 16 Incoming Municipal Correspondence 15 Maine State Police General Orders 8 7th Maine Regiment 7 10th Maine Regiment 6 Executive Council 4 Patient Medical Records (1840-1910) 4 Plantation Returns  3 Maine Constitutional Convention 3 Personnel 3 6th Maine Regiment 3 Dexter True, 2nd Maine Cavalry 2 MSA Research Guides 2 An Act of Admission of the State of Maine into the Union, March 3, 1820 2 Original Papers 1 Letter Regarding the Death of U.S. Representative Jonathan Cilley 1 Letter from Stephen Boyden, 1st Maine Calvary, Company 1 Kennebec County Supreme Judicial Court (1799-1929) 1 Maine Constitution 1 Baxter Rare Maps 1 13th Maine Regiment 1 Sumner A. Holway Diaries - 1st Maine Cavalry, Company H 1 Journals 1 Aroostook War (1838–1839) 1 John H. Reed, 1959-1967
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SAD 29 (Hammond Plt., Houlton, Littleton, Monticello) as a Maine 2000 Community
Account of William M. Boyd, Lincoln County Treasurer
Bill of Particulars to Accompany Bill of Whole Amount of Costs in Criminal Prosecutions at the Court of Common Pleas in Lincoln County, December Term 1838
Bill of Whole Amount of Costs Taxed in Criminal Prosecutions at the Court of Common Pleas in Lincoln County, December Term 1838
Receipts from the Account of William Woart Jr., Augusta Postmaster
Report 383: Warrant in Favor of George S. Smith, Washington County Treasurer
Account of Benjamin L. Pomroy, Keeper of the State's Jail in Machias in the County of Washington, for the Board of Prisoners Therein Committed for Offences Against the State from March 8th to June 21st 1838
Certificate of Peleg Benson, Treasurer of the Kennebec County Agricultural Society, of the Funds Deposited in the Treasury of Said Society
Report 669: Report Disbanding the Greene Light Infantry Company
Treasurer's Account, Franklin Agricultural Society
Report 100: Report on the bond of William W. Smith
Report 98: Report on the bonds of Albert Pilsbury, George W. Brown, William T. Hilliard, William H. Brunill, and Alanson B. Caswell
Report 96: Report on the warrant in favor of William P. Parrott to survey Orson Island
Bill of Cost, State vs. Isaac Webb
Report 107: Report on the account of John W. Smith, Treasurer of Cumberland County
Report 644: Report on the Account of Daniel Pike, Kennebec County Treasurer
Bills of Cost at the District Court Middle District in Kennebec County, August Term 1839
Account of Daniel Pike, Kennebec County Treasurer
Accounts of the Clerks in the Secretary of State's Office
Account of H. Johnson, Keeper of the Prison for the County of Kennebec, for the Support of Prisoners Confined on Charges of Crimes or Offences Against the State from may 2nd to August 30th 1839
Account of Samuel Holbrook, Keeper of the Gaol in Wiscasset for the County of Lincoln, for the Support of Persons Therein Confined on Charges or Conviction of Crimes Against the State and Which, By Law is Chargeable to the State from January 8th to May 13th 1839
Representation of Henry T. Knowles, Stating That a Company of Infantry Should Be Organized in Chandlerville
Account of William D. Williamson, Commissioner of Banks
Petition of Joshua F. Elliot and Others, Praying That David Devereux May Be Admitted into the Institute for the Blind in Boston