Abner Ralph Small papers, 1861-1917.

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Abner Ralph Small papers, 1861-1917.

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Correspondence and papers including monthly and quarterly returns of clothing, camp and garrison equipment; lists of stores received and transferred; miscellaneous property accounts, bills, and receipts; personal correspondence and pension papers; diary (1864-1865) , kept while in Libby Prison; ms. histories of the 16th Maine; military commissions and other papers relating to the regiment; and some photographs of members of the regiment.

.5 linear ft.+ 1 v.

Maine Historical Society Library

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