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Miniature of Harry Ware
Harry Ware
1918
Miniature of Henry B. Taylor requesting the military history of Patrick Dugan
Henry B. Taylor requesting the military history of Patrick Dugan
1880
Miniature of George H. Booker requesting a testimonial be sent for George W. Booker
George H. Booker requesting a testimonial be sent for George W. Booker
1880
Miniature of Arthur N. Gay informing that their arms have been moved, and they do not know the place they have been moved
Arthur N. Gay informing that their arms have been moved, and they do not know the place they have been moved
1880
Miniature of W. H. Bailey requesting his certificate of service
W. H. Bailey requesting his certificate of service
1880
Miniature of Chas B. Kennedy requesting the discharge papers of Alonzo Temple
Chas B. Kennedy requesting the discharge papers of Alonzo Temple
1880
Miniature of H. C. McLaughlin requesting what regiment Leuit. Col. Winslow Shofford commanded at the time of his death
H. C. McLaughlin requesting what regiment Leuit. Col. Winslow Shofford commanded at the time of his death
1880
Miniature of H. H. Eldridge requesting the date of death of M. D. Phillips
H. H. Eldridge requesting the date of death of M. D. Phillips
1879
Miniature of Frank W. Rofsts, Biddeford city clerk inquiring in regards to the obligation the Biddeford city government has under the [liew] infantry and how much the state owes to the city for paid infantry
Frank W. Rofsts, Biddeford city clerk inquiring in regards to the obligation the Biddeford city government has under the [liew] infantry and how much the state owes to the city for paid infantry
1879
Miniature of Francis N. Fitch requesting medical information regarding James N. Secor who was wounded during the battle of Gettysburg
Francis N. Fitch requesting medical information regarding James N. Secor who was wounded during the battle of Gettysburg
1879