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2nd Maine Regiment

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Samuel W. Hoskins writes to Mr. Eaton to request a copy of the regiment's descriptive roll
Quartermaster Luther H. Peirce requests bounty payment for himself and others
1861-08-23 S.B. Morrison acknowledges receipt of Governor Washburn's letter
1861-08-28 1st Lieutenant George W. Brown writes to Governor Washburn regarding Major Gardiner's accusations
Samuel W. Hoskins writes to Governor Washburn asking to raise a company of cavalry or more recruits for 2nd Regiment
William C. Hammatt requests that his son be given a position that does not "herd him with the vulgar"
John Goddard requests a commission for his son and offers his steamship as transport ship
Dr. W.H. Allen writes to Governor Washburn regarding status of regiment
Undated (circa 1863) - Testimony relating to case of Charles Luce and Charles Seavey
Dr. McRuer accepts a temporary appointment to the 2nd Regiment
Colonel Charles Roberts writes Governor Washburn regarding recruitments
Colonel Charles Roberts sends commission of William H. Rogers to General Hodsdon for discharge
Colonel Charles Roberts reports the election of officers within the 2nd Regiment
Colonel Charles W. Roberts informs Governor Washburn of Samuel W. Hoskins' promotion
Daniel White inquires whether a regiment to serve until spring would be accepted
Quartermaster Charles V. Lord sends blanks for regimental reports
A.D. Harlow writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon explaining the poor state of the regiment
1861-08-16 Dr. Daniel McRuer reports to Governor Washburn on the disorganization of the 2nd Regiment
1861-08-18 Adjutant John Reynolds sends descriptive list and requests bounty payments for men
J. Varney requests information for claims on a will
Colonel Jameson writes to Governor Washburn regarding Dr. A.D. Palmer
Undated - Petition recommending Walter P. Hammatt for position as lieutenant
Reverend John F. Mines offers services as chaplain
George W. Washburn again solicits promotion and transfer for son Cyrus A. Washburn
F. Whiting refuses to act as anything other than a waggoner