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Maine Volunteer Militia (Post-Civil War) 

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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
Francis N. Fitch requesting medical information regarding James N. Secor who was wounded during the battle of Gettysburg
R. B. Townsend greiving the loss of Capt. Plomer and thanking the Adjunct General for help with his pension
Z. K. Harman requesting the service papers of James McGowan be sent to him
Geo. Halton requesting proof of his service to get pension and land
John K. Clements requesting his service records
Walter S. Chapman requesting information to be eligible for a service pension
J. Lawuner requesting that the surplus of arms belonging to the state located in Machias be turned over to John F. Lynch and anyone who the state believes should use them
Daniel White returning a [signed manual of 973] and wishing a happy New Year
Gilbert A. Cole requesting certificate of service
H. H. Eldridge requesting the date of death of M. D. Phillips
N. P. [Pauk] requesting information of Mr. Ino. G. Glendenning in order to get a pension
Letter from William Folton Requesting name of doctor from Skowhegan
1st Lt. Frederick T. Hill
R.W. Boyer, M.D.
Edgar L. Lovell requesting the inlistment and discharge information of John P. Lovell
N. P. [Pauly] requesting information about John S. Gleadenning's death in order for his father to obtain a pension
N. P. [Pauly] requesting more information about John S. Gleadenning's death
A. S. Perham sending a reciept for ordinances from the Lewiston Light Infantry
Milan Lenard disputing a rejected pension application and sending additionla materials
Patrick Kelley requesting the P.O. Address of of the colonel as well as any of the members of the 17th Maine in order to receive pension
Harry Wescott requesting information regarding David W. Wescott including day of death and place of burial
John N. Berry requesting blank pay rolls for their recent late inspection
D. H. Dummand requesting a certificate of enlistment and medical information for James Powers
O. P. G. Blaike, acting commissioner of the department of the interior requesting information about those present May 5th 1864, at the battle of the wilderness