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Colonel Tilden requests the regiment be resupplied with 1-year troops
- Colonel Tilden requests the regiment be resupplied with 1-year troops
1864
Mrs. S.A. McDowell inquires if her husband George J. McDowell is dead
- Mrs. S.A. McDowell inquires if her husband George J. McDowell is dead
1864
Colonel Chaplin recommends Captain I.W. Starbird for the 19th Maine Regiment
- Colonel Chaplin recommends Captain I.W. Starbird for the 19th Maine Regiment
1864
Statement of Emery S. Wardwell, 1st Lieutenant Co. G, 1st Regiment Heavy Artillery Maine Vols; Dismissed the service of the United States, by order of Gen. Meade, Commander, Army of the Potomac, July 11, 1864 upon sentence of Gen. Court Martial Convened by Special Orders from Headquarters 3rd Division, 2nd Army Corps. Taken from notes made June 28, 1864.
- Statement of Emery S. Wardwell, 1st Lieutenant Co. G, 1st Regiment Heavy Artillery Maine Vols; Dismissed the service of the United States, by order of Gen. Meade, Commander, Army of the Potomac, July 11, 1864 upon sentence of Gen. Court Martial Convened by Special Orders from Headquarters 3rd Division, 2nd Army Corps. Taken from notes made June 28, 1864.
1864
Shipmaster Robert F. Morse recommends George J. Brewer for service
- Shipmaster Robert F. Morse recommends George J. Brewer for service.
1862
George A. Frost recommends Charles E. Weld, Esq. for recruiting officer
- George A. Frost recommends Charles E. Weld, Esq. for recruiting officer.
1862
Joshua Watson and other Selectment of Sedgwick request promotion of Sergeant H. Spooner
- Joshua Watson and other Selectment of Sedgwick request promotion of Sergeant H. Spooner
1864
Captain Samuel W. Daggett requests position as Major
- Captain Samuel W. Daggett requests position as Major
1864
H.L. Whitcomb inquires about fate of Isaac E. Bowley of Company A
- H.L. Whitcomb inquires about fate of Isaac E. Bowley of Company A. [Bowley died of starvation at Andersonville Prison in January 1865]
1865
Colonel Russell Shepherd wishes for a discharge for Arthur D. Chase, for "he is and always has been perfectly worthless as a soldier"
- Colonel Russell Shepherd wishes for a discharge for Arthur D. Chase, for "he is and always has been perfectly worthless as a soldier"
1865