Maine. Militia
Found in 315 Collections and/or Records:
Report Relative to the Manner of Numbering Milita Companies, 1835-01-23
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Report Relative to the Organization of a Company in Amherst, and the Discharge of Certain Officers, 1837-03-14
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Report Relative to the Organization of a New Company in Biddeford, 1839-09-20
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Report Rescinding an Order for the Organization of a Company of Infantry in Maxfield and Whitney, 1840-03-02
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Report Rescinding an Order of the Council of May 1838 in Relation to a Company of Light Infantry in Augusta, 1840-02-14
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of A.B. Thompson, Acting Quartermaster General, for The Gun Houses in Garland and Lincoln, 1839-09-23
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General and Acting Quartermaster General, 1839-03-25
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of James Small, Brigade Inspector, 1839-03-25
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of John Smith, Treasurer of Readfield, for Rations and Powder to Soldiers for the Year of 1839, 1840-03-19
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of John Young the 2nd for Travel Attending a Court Martial, 1839-04-27
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of Rufus C. Vose, Late Acting Quartermaster General, 1839-03-25
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of Samuel Burbank, York County Treasurer, 1838-12-21
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of The Town of Alexander for Expenses of the Militia, 1826-04-04
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrant in Favor of Warren Hathorn, for Postage as Acting Colonel of the First Regiment, Second Brigade, Fourth Division, 1835-03-13
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.
Warrants in Favor of A.B. Thompson, Acting Quartermaster General, 1839-03-16
Papers of the Executive Council, a constitutionally created body whose sole purpose was to advise the Governor. All matters of State Government went before the Council until it was abolished in 1976. The records include reports, pardons, and orders.