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Chamberlain recommends promotions and describes Spotsylvania battlefield
Letter from Joshua L. Chamberlain to Governor Samuel Cony recommending certain officers for promotion; discusses recent regimental activities and his pleasure at being relieved from court martial duty. Written before Spotsylvania Courthouse battle. "I write this as we are lying in line of battle behind our rifle-pit works not more than 600 or 800 yards from the enemy's works."
1864

Major Ellis Spear recommends promotions
Major Ellis Spear recommends promotions of Holman Melcher and Alden Miller to replace Samuel Keene and John Sherwood, both killed in battle. He also recommends promotion of Albert E. Fernald.
1864

Representative John Osgood recommends promotion of Sergeant Joseph Walker
Representative John Osgood recommends promotion of Sergeant Joseph Walker
1864

Andrew O'Neil of Company B requests a copy of his descriptive list
Andrew O'Neil of Company B requests a copy of his descriptive list
1864

Private J.D. Davis requests date of his enrollment and muster
Private J.D. Davis requests date of his enrollment and muster
1864

John Connell requests information about his enlistment
John Connell requests information about his enlistment
1864

Certification of Alfred Godfrey as an ordained minister
Certification of Alfred Godfrey as an ordained minister
1864

Edward Faunce requests help for his family
Edward Faunce requests help for his family
1864

Colonel Gilmore informs Governor Cony of the death of Sergeant William A. Wentworth and other casualties at Hatcher's Run
Colonel Gilmore informs Governor Cony of the death of Sergeant William A. Wentworth and other casualties at Hatcher's Run, and of his own narrow escape from being taken to Libby Prison by "running under a hot fire from both lines."
1865

Colonel Gilmore requests men to fill the regiment and passes on confidential information
Colonel Gilmore requests men to fill the regiment and passes on confidential information that General Ulysses S. Grant intends to send the corps "on a long and important mission" in February.
1865