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Charles Davis replies to Adjutant General Hodsdon about bounty payments
Descriptive list for R.G. Emerson
Captain F.A. Cummings requests bounty payment for Horace Buckly and Hezekiah Moore
Lieutenant and Adjutant James W. Clark forwards his photograph to Adjutant General Hodsdon
J.R. Kimball recommends Corporal James McKellar for promotion
D.H. Hobert recommends Sergeant Kilby for promotion
R.M. Roberts requests a commission for his nephew Cassius C. Roberts
John L. Robinson inquires about the formation of a new company
J. Bradbury of Old Town recommends George Oakes for promotion
Colonel Thomas H. Talbot recommends Sergeant Morton for promotion
Colonel Daniel Chaplin writes regarding recommendations for promotion
G.P. Sewall recommends appointment of Dr. Jerome Elkins as surgeon
Hiram F. Swett requests a promotion
L.D. Perkins writes on behalf of wife of C.D. Saunders, who is in need of state aid
John Benson of the Board of Medical Examiners recommends Dr. H.A. Reynolds for assistant surgeon
Ephraim K. Smart, J.W. McMahon, and John J. Sherman, Selectmen of Pembroke, write Adjutant General Hodsdon regarding recruits
E.K. Smart, J.W. McMahon, and John J. Sherman, Selectmen of Pembroke, write Adjutant General Hodsdon regarding recruits Bela Antonez, Leonard Beranth, and Benjamin Apt
S.A. Barker recommends J.F. Knowles of Jackson for a commission
Sergeant Charles E. Wilson, 1st NY Mounted Rifles, requests favor of General John Hodsdon
Luther Brown of Sheepscot inquires about death of his son Webster Brown
Timothy Fuller recommends W.A. Huntress and Charles Merrill for commissions
Nicholas Newenham writes of the death of his son, who died of wounds from Petersburg, and of his other son wounded at Fredericksburg
Susan Jane Hathaway inquires if her husband James is alive
Hannibal Hamlin inquires if William Betts was killed in battle
William H. Stewart requests a position in a battery regiment