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George Weeks requests proof of death and service for Albert D. Winslow
- George Weeks requests proof of death and service for Albert D. Winslow, who died September 23, 1862.
1865
B.H. Mace forwards receipts of George Locke for services at Willets Point, New York
- B.H. Mace forwards receipts of George Locke for services at Willets Point, New York.
1862
A.D. Palmer requests position as assistant surgeon
- A.D. Palmer writes to Governor Israel Washburn requesting a position as assistant surgeon to Dr. Augustus Hamlin or Dr. Allen.
1861
S.R. Devereux writes to Governor Washburn about discharge for Senator Bridges' son
- S.R. Devereux of Castine writes to Governor Israel Washburn in support of a discharge for Senator Bridges' son.
1861
Senator John Bridges writes again to Governor Washburn to obtain discharge for his son Charles
- Senator John Bridges of Castine writes again to Governor Washburn requesting a discharge for his son Charles, stating the southern climate does not agree with him.
1861
Cornelius Luce asks Adjutant General Hodsdon about his status as a teamster
- Cornelius Luce asks Adjutant General Hodsdon about his status as a teamster.
1861
John Bridges writes to Governor Washburn asking about a lieutenancy for his son Charles
- John Bridges writes to Governor Washburn asking about a lieutenant's commission for his son Charles
1862
Lieutenant George W. Brown offers to recruit more men
- Lieutenant George W. Brown writes to Governor Washburn and offers to recruit more men for the regiment as he is not able to be on active duty in the field.
1862
A. Leighton recommends Joseph Chamberlain for a commission in the 16th Regiment
- A. Leighton recommends Corporal Joseph Chamberlain, of Company A, 2nd Maine Regiment, for a commission in the 16th Regiment or other. He is the son of Ira Chamberlain of Bangor.
1862
Colonel Charles Roberts informs Adjutant General Hodsdon that the regiment has chosen Reverend Small for chaplain
- Colonel Charles Roberts informs Adjutant General Hodsdon that the regiment has chosen Reverend Small for chaplain.
1862