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3957 | Civil War Enrollment Regulations |
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| Description: Instructions for preparing list of people "liable to enrolment". | ||
16641 | Photocopied photographs related to Mayo family |
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| Description: Photocopied photographs of sites in Middleton-Cheney, England; Cold Harbor, VA; and various Mayo family members. | |||
16633 | Letter from Wilson Mayo to 1st Artillery Commanding Officer, photocopy and transcription |
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| Description: Photocopy and transcription of letter from Wilson Mayo to 1st Artillery Commanding Officer attempting to locate his brother, Isaac Mayo, during Civil War. | |
16405 | Civil War Letter |
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| Description: Letter written by DeLorraine Higgins to his uncle, reportedly Benjamin Higgins. Letter written from Baton Rouge, LA, refers to picket duty and food rations. | |
16404 | Civil War Letter |
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| Description: Letter from DeLorraine Higgins from Newport News, VA, to his uncle, reportedly Benjamin Higgins. Letter refers to other local men who were serving in the Civil War. He also refers to the ship, Alabama, being in Frenchmans Bay. | |
16403 | Civil War Letter |
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| Description: Letter from DeLorraine Higgins, Civil War soldier, to his uncle, reportedly Benjamin Higgins, describes weather, his illness and the status of other local soldiers. | |
16402 | Civil War Letter |
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| Description: Letter from DeLorraine Higgins to his uncle, reportedly Benjamin Higgins. This letter, written from Baton Rouge, LA, discussed health issues and new marching orders. | |
16401 | Civil War Letter |
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| Description: This letter from Joseph Currier, written from Fort Alexander, MD, to a Mr. Higgins is asking for state aid for his impoverished family in Maine. Currier mention that the soldiers have not been paid in six months. | |
16400 | Civil War Letter |
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| Description: Letter from DeLorraine Higgins to his uncle, Benjamin Higgins. This Civil War soldier discusses the poor conditions under which the soldiers are living, the combat and weapons. | ||
17309 | A Maine Town in the Civil War. |
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16559 | Book: Maine Remembers Those Who Served |
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| Description: Book: Maine Remembers Those Who Served (Veterans); Tributes from the Pine Tree State. Stories of Veterans who served in the armed forces in wars or peacekeeping from Revolutionary War through 2000. | ||
4027 | Aid for dependents of those who served in military |
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| Description: Payment from Treasurer of State of Maine for "aid in support of the wife, or dependent mother, father or sister, or minor children..." of soldiers sailors or marines engaged in military service "during the present rebellion." Names of service-persons, dependents and their ages, amount paid listed. Signed by Treasurer of Mount Desert (name of J.S. Somes added). | ||
3998 | Town of Mount Desert in the Civil War; 1st Maine Heavy Artillery |
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| Description: Lists and statistics | |||
3909 | List of men furnished by the Town of Mt. Desert under the several calls... |
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| Description: Civil War soldiers. Photocopied list; difficult to read. | ||
3886 | Mayo genealogy materials |
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| Description: Collection of photocopied materials including: Origin of Mayo name Mayo Family Line, traced to England Revolutionary and Civil War records for Mayos Excerpt from William Bradford's "History of Plymouth Plantation" Excerpt from Ted Spurling's "The Town of Cranberry Isles" Excerpt from Thomas Howes' "Library of Cape Cod History and Genealogy" Cape Cod facts and town descriptions | ||
3207 | Sailor’s Knife |
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| Description: Folding knife with bone handle. Eagle in center of blade. Blade marked, “of the Best Quality. Patent Concave. Henry Clay Knife”. Donor info - knife belonged to Henry Somes, a seaman. The tip of the knife was broken off by the Captain of the ship to prevent murders, (perhaps this particular knife happened to be shaped that way). The knife was carried by Somes in the Navy during the Civil War. Henry Somes’ widow married Lewis Somes. She gave the knife to Glendon Lurvey. [show more] |