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G.H. Knowlton inquires about Lucius A. Allen, who was taken prisoner in June 1862
G.H. Knowlton inquires about Lucius A. Allen, who was taken prisoner in June 1862
1863

Edgar M. Churchill requests his discharge from the band
Edgar M. Churchill requests his discharge from the band
1861

Captain Daniel Marston recommends Lieutenant Austin for promotion to Captain
Captain Daniel Marsten recommends Lieutenant Austin for promotion to Captain
1862


Special Order 325 honorably discharging Lieutenant Frederick Henry Beecher from service
Special Order 325 honorably discharging Lieutenant Frederick Henry Beecher from service
1864

Captain Marston requests promotion to Major
Captain Marston requests promotion to Major
1864

Special Order 452 granting leave of absence to Lieutenant George A. Dearing
Special Order 452 granting leave of absence to Lieutenant George A. Dearing
1864

Special Order 282 discharging Private Amasa P. Libby from service
Special Order 282 discharging Private Amasa P. Libby from service
1864

Lieutenant Colonel Farnham recommends Charles Locke for promotion
Lieutenant Colonel Farnham recommends Charles Locke for promotion
1864

Josiah Drummond to Governor Washburn
Attorney General Josiah Hayden Drummond to Governor Washburn, speaking against Captain Lorenzo Mumfort and Lieutenant Ebenezer L. Huston of Company B in Falmouth, stating he believes them to be secret secessionists and draft resisters. Drummond also declares Joshua L. Chamberlain an unsuitable candidate for commission.

"Have you appointed Chamberlain Colonel of the 20th? His old classmates, etc. here say you have been deceived: that C is nothing at all: that is the universal expression of those who know him."

1862