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Correspondence from J. Boynton to Governor Mashburn
J. Boynton
Correspondence from A. Stevens regarding absent soldiers from Kennebec County
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Correspondence from T. M. Bradbury, August 15, 1862
T. M. Bradbury
Correspondence from T. M. Bradbury regarding absent soldiers from Aroostook County
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Correspondence from T. M. Bradbury, August 19, 1862
T. M. Bradbury
Correspondence from T. M. Bradbury regarding absent soldiers from Aroostook County
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Correspondence from T. M. Bradbury, September 02, 1862
T. M. Bradbury
Correspondence from T. M. Bradbury regarding absent soldiers from Aroostook County
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Correspondence from M. Call
M. Call
Correspondence from M. Call regarding absent soldiers from Lincoln County
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Correspondence from Isaac W. Cook
I. W. Cook
Correspondence from G. Page regarding absent soldiers from Kennebec County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens, August 04, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens, July 29, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, August 06, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, August 07, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, August 07, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, August 12, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, August 12, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, August 22, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens to General Hodsdon, January 01, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from H. Cousens to Governor Washburn, July 29, 1862
H. Cousens
Correspondence from H. Cousens regarding absent soldiers from Cumberland County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
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Correspondence from O. Currier to General Hodsdon
O. Currier
Correspondence from O. Currier regarding absent soldiers from Somerset County
On June 20, 1862, the Adjutant General issued General Order #15 stating that all soldiers belonging to Maine regiments that were on furlough or otherwise, and not discharged from the service, were to report to Augusta forthwith. This was followed by a directive from the Governor's Office on July 7, 1862.
In more explicit detail, it reinforced the General Order and requested people in Maine report the presence of such soldiers in their vicinity. The resulting correspondence came from Deputy Sheriffs and town officials whose instructions had been to find specific individuals. Bulk dates of the collection are July - October 1862. It is arranged by county and correspondent.
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