Barrows family papers, 1825-1912.

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Barrows family papers, 1825-1912.

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Family register; photocopy of lecture in Maine by Maj. Gen. Joshua Chamberlain relating to the surrender of Robert E. Lee, printed in the Kennebec Journal; and information on Frederick E. Barrows, a musician with the 26th Massachusetts Volunteers.

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Maine Historical Society Library

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