Civil War -- 1861-1865

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Records kept by the various Maine regiments during the Civil War, as well as records about these regiments. The records include, but are not limited to, clothing books, post-war addresses, enlistment papers, and muster rolls. Correspondence is filed separately https://archives.maine.gov/staff/resources/11/edit#tree::archival_object_369109 Arranged numerically by regiment and chronologically therein.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records kept by the various Maine regiments during the Civil War, as well as records about these regiments. The records include, but are not limited to, clothing books, post-war addresses, enlistment papers, and muster rolls. Correspondence is filed separately https://archives.maine.gov/staff/resources/11/edit#tree::archival_object_369109 Arranged numerically by regiment and chronologically therein.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series: This material primarily consists of incoming correspondence from officers of the various Maine units, addressed to either the Adjutant General of Maine or the three Governors who held office during the Civil War. While much of it deals with the mechanical routines of running a regiment, the material can give researchers a unique insight into how the volunteer regiments worked – or, in some cases, failed to work. Often beset by regimental politics as well as civilian political interest,...

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series: This material primarily consists of incoming correspondence from officers of the various Maine units, addressed to either the Adjutant General of Maine or the three Governors who held office during the Civil War. While much of it deals with the mechanical routines of running a regiment, the material can give researchers a unique insight into how the volunteer regiments worked – or, in some cases, failed to work. Often beset by regimental politics as well as civilian political interest,...

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series: This material primarily consists of incoming correspondence from officers of the various Maine units, addressed to either the Adjutant General of Maine or the three Governors who held office during the Civil War. While much of it deals with the mechanical routines of running a regiment, the material can give researchers a unique insight into how the volunteer regiments worked – or, in some cases, failed to work. Often beset by regimental politics as well as civilian political interest,...

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records kept by the various Maine regiments during the Civil War, as well as records about these regiments. The records include, but are not limited to, clothing books, post-war addresses, enlistment papers, and muster rolls. Correspondence is filed separately https://archives.maine.gov/staff/resources/11/edit#tree::archival_object_369109 Arranged numerically by regiment and chronologically therein.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series: This material primarily consists of incoming correspondence from officers of the various Maine units, addressed to either the Adjutant General of Maine or the three Governors who held office during the Civil War. While much of it deals with the mechanical routines of running a regiment, the material can give researchers a unique insight into how the volunteer regiments worked – or, in some cases, failed to work. Often beset by regimental politics as well as civilian political interest,...

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records kept by the various Maine regiments during the Civil War, as well as records about these regiments. The records include, but are not limited to, clothing books, post-war addresses, enlistment papers, and muster rolls. Correspondence is filed separately https://archives.maine.gov/staff/resources/11/edit#tree::archival_object_369109 Arranged numerically by regiment and chronologically therein.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records kept by the various Maine regiments during the Civil War, as well as records about these regiments. The records include, but are not limited to, clothing books, post-war addresses, enlistment papers, and muster rolls. Correspondence is filed separately https://archives.maine.gov/staff/resources/11/edit#tree::archival_object_369109 Arranged numerically by regiment and chronologically therein.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series: This material primarily consists of incoming correspondence from officers of the various Maine units, addressed to either the Adjutant General of Maine or the three Governors who held office during the Civil War. While much of it deals with the mechanical routines of running a regiment, the material can give researchers a unique insight into how the volunteer regiments worked – or, in some cases, failed to work. Often beset by regimental politics as well as civilian political interest,...

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series: This material primarily consists of incoming correspondence from officers of the various Maine units, addressed to either the Adjutant General of Maine or the three Governors who held office during the Civil War. While much of it deals with the mechanical routines of running a regiment, the material can give researchers a unique insight into how the volunteer regiments worked – or, in some cases, failed to work. Often beset by regimental politics as well as civilian political interest,...

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records kept by the various Maine regiments during the Civil War, as well as records about these regiments. The records include, but are not limited to, clothing books, post-war addresses, enlistment papers, and muster rolls. Correspondence is filed separately https://archives.maine.gov/staff/resources/11/edit#tree::archival_object_369109 Arranged numerically by regiment and chronologically therein.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records kept by the various Maine regiments during the Civil War, as well as records about these regiments. The records include, but are not limited to, clothing books, post-war addresses, enlistment papers, and muster rolls. Correspondence is filed separately https://archives.maine.gov/staff/resources/11/edit#tree::archival_object_369109 Arranged numerically by regiment and chronologically therein.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series: This material primarily consists of incoming correspondence from officers of the various Maine units, addressed to either the Adjutant General of Maine or the three Governors who held office during the Civil War. While much of it deals with the mechanical routines of running a regiment, the material can give researchers a unique insight into how the volunteer regiments worked – or, in some cases, failed to work. Often beset by regimental politics as well as civilian political interest,...

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records kept by the various Maine regiments during the Civil War, as well as records about these regiments. The records include, but are not limited to, clothing books, post-war addresses, enlistment papers, and muster rolls. Correspondence is filed separately https://archives.maine.gov/staff/resources/11/edit#tree::archival_object_369109 Arranged numerically by regiment and chronologically therein.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series: This material primarily consists of incoming correspondence from officers of the various Maine units, addressed to either the Adjutant General of Maine or the three Governors who held office during the Civil War. While much of it deals with the mechanical routines of running a regiment, the material can give researchers a unique insight into how the volunteer regiments worked – or, in some cases, failed to work. Often beset by regimental politics as well as civilian political interest,...

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.

Scope and Contents From the Schedule/Series:

Records of bounties paid to soldiers during the Civil War. There are three sets with one arranged by regiment, one arranged by soldier’s surname, and one arranged by town. The town bounty records are large lists showing the men who received the bounty for that town.