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22nd Maine Regiment

The 22nd Maine Regiment was mustered in for nine months' service on October 18, 1862 and were mustered out on August 14, 1863. Re-enlisted men and recruits reorganized as the 14th Battalion Maine Infantry. Of the men enrolled in the regiment, 9 were killed or died of wounds and 160 died of disease.

They served in the following engagements:

Franklin, LA - April 15, 1863
Port Hudson, LA - May 27 - July 9, 1863

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1862-09-09 Frank G. Flagg informs Adjutant General Hodsdon that he has enlisted according to his advice

Frank G. Flagg
1862-09-11 Henry Crosby inquires about process to organize a company of men

Henry Crosby
1862-09-13 George Downas recommends Lyman Bailey for Quartermaster

George Downas
1862-09-13 J. Bradbury informs Governor Washburn that Doctor Josiah Jordan of Foxcroft has passed his examination for surgeon

Josiah Jordan
1862-09-15 John H. Rice recommends Dr. Josiah Jordan for position as surgeon

John H. Rice
1862-09-16 Francis Swan recommends Lyman G. Bailey for Quartermaster

Francis Swan
1862-09-17 Lyman Bailey forwards letters of recommendation on his behalf

Lyman Bailey
1862-09-17 Mr. Pike recommends Lyman Bailey for a position
1862-09-24 Lyman Bailey writes to Governor Washburn

Lyman Bailey
1862-09-3 John H. Rice recommends Mr. O. Putnam for a commission

John H. Rice
1862-09 Mr. Copeland recommends Lyman Bailey for appointment as Quartermaster
1862-10-01 Frank Flagg inquires why a man with less experience is to take his place

Frank G. Flagg
1862-10-14 Mr. Batchelder inquires about start date of his 9-month service
1862-10-16 Jason Huckins writes regarding the offer of surgeon of the 16th Regiment

Jason Huckins
1862-10-22 Jason Huckins writes Governor Washburn to accept a position as surgeon in one of the old regiments

Jason Huckins
1862-11-01 Colonel Jerrard forwards descriptive rolls

Simon G. Jerrard
1862-11-01 Colonel Jerrard writes Governor Washburn for guidance on the appointment of Dr. Huckins

Simon G. Jerrard
1862-11-09 Elkanah Knowles protests the lack of supplies for his son and other soldiers

Elkanah Knowles
1862-11-12 Special Order 342 honorably discharging Lieutenant I. Ireland for disability

Adjutant General
1862-11-15 Colonel Jerrard acknowledges receipt of blank returns

Simon G. Jerrard
1862-11-28 Alonzo Leavitt requests pay for his service

Alonzo Leavitt
1862-11-28 Special Order 368 honorably discharging Thomas Knowles for disability

Adjutant General
1862-11-29 Colonel Jerrard acknowledges receipt of commissions

Simon G. Jerrard
1862-11-29 Jason Huckins declines his commission in the 6th Regiment and requests one in the 22nd Regiment

Jason Huckins
1862-12-02 Colonel Jerrard recommends promotions of George E. Brown and Hiram Batchelder

Simon G. Jerrard

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