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Samuel W. Hoskins writes about lack of muster-in rolls for recruits after July 1, 1861
- Samuel Hoskins writes to unidentified person (likely Adjutant General John Hodsdon) regarding lack of muster rolls for recruits to the 2nd Regiment after July 1861.
1861
Dr. S.B. Morrison sends request for supplies to Governor Washburn
- Dr. S.B. Morrison sends request for hospital supplies to Governor Washburn and describes the status of the 2nd Maine Regiment.
1861
S.B. Morrison informs Governor Washburn of his arrival in Virginia
- S.B. Morrison informs Governor Washburn of his arrival at the 2nd Regiment encampment at Fort Corcoran in Virginia.
1861
R.D. Palmer solicits appointment as a surgeon though not a graduate
- R.D. Palmer writes to Governor Washburn to request a position as an assistant surgeon even though he is not a graduate.
1861
Joseph Taney[?] writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon about dissolution of the Grattan Guards
- Joseph Taney[?] writes to Adjutant General Hodsdon about dissolution of the Grattan Guards.
1861
Dr. McRuer writes to the Governor to temporarily offer his services
- Dr. McRuer writes to Governor Washburn to offer his medical services on a temporary basis.
1861
J.G. Swett asks that C.F. Nickerson be transferred from infantry to artillery
- J.G. Swett asks that C.F. Nickerson be transferred from infantry to artillery
1861
Lieutenant J.W. Adams requests position in regular Army instead of volunteers
- Lieutenant J.W. Adams requests position in regular Army instead of volunteers.
1861
Colonel Charles Roberts recommends Samuel B. Hinckley for promotion
- Colonel Charles Roberts recommends Samuel B. Hinckley for promotion
1861
E.P. Baldwin writes on behalf of John Dyer regarding his sons
- E.P. Baldwin writes on behalf of John Dyer regarding his sons John W. Dyer and Daniel C. Dyer. The sons enlisted while Mr. Dyer was a patient in an asylum. John W. Dyer was killed at the battle of Hanover Court House.
1862