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E.W. Robinson, Thomaston postmaster, recommends William K. Bickford for promotion
- E.W. Robinson, Thomaston postmaster, recommends William K. Bickford for promotion.
1863
Henry C. Merriam asks for promotion to Lieutenant Colonel and recommends his brother for promotion
- Henry C. Merriam asks for promotion to Lieutenant Colonel and recommends his brother for promotion.
1863
20th Maine Casualties at Battle of Gettysburg
- Casualty report of the 20th Maine after the Battles of Gettysburg and Sharpsburg Pike. Written by Chamberlain from a field near Hagerstown, Maryland.
1863
John Pool, Jr. writes from McClellan Hospital in Philadelphia inquiring about state aid for enlisting
- John Pool, Jr. writes from McClellan Hospital in Philadelphia inquiring about state aid for enlisting.
1863
Jeremiah Curtis writes to Hannibal Hamlin requesting a commission for his nephew
- Jeremiah Curtis writes to Hannibal Hamlin requesting a commission for his nephew. Hamlin forwards his recommendation to Governor Abner Coburn.
1863
Orison Rollins asks why Davis Laribee is not reported as a deserter
- Orison Rollins asks why Davis Laribee is not reported as a deserter.
1863
J.C. Mitchell applies for a bounty on behalf of Charles B. Veazie
- J.C. Mitchell writes to Governor Washburn and applies for a bounty on behalf of Charles B. Veazie, who has not received his and wants to send funds to his poor and widowed mother.
1861
Colonel Charles Roberts accepts Reverend B.F. Tefft as regiment chaplain
- Colonel Charles Roberts accepts Reverend B.F. Tefft as regiment chaplain as the former chaplain, Reverend Mines, was taken prisoner by the Confederates.
1861
C.N. Crocker requests certification of his enlistment as a waggoner
- C.N. Crocker writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon to request certification of his enlistment as a waggoner.
1861
Colonel Charles Roberts reports the election of officers within the 2nd Regiment
- Colonel Charles Roberts reports the election of officers within the 2nd Regiment, requests supplies, and remarks that the war appears to be dead and that Jefferson Davis and the secessionists have failed.
1861