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Archival and Secondary Sources for the 10th Maine Infantry

• “Dear Friend Anna” : the Civil War letters of a common soldier from Maine by Abial Hall Edwards (Book)
• History of the First - Tenth - Twenty-ninth Maine regiment. In service of the United States from May 3, 1861, to June 21, 1866 by John Mead Gould
• The Civil War journals of John Mead Gould, 1861-1866 by John Mead Gould (Book)
• Civil War Regimental Correspondence, Box 46 10th Maine - 1861-1863 (366 letters). Maine State Archives.
• Civil War Letters of Charles Henry Anderson Private in the Tenth Maine Infantry Regiment
• Rundlett's war : Civil War letters of James C. Rundlett, 10th Maine volunteers, company G, as they fought from Maine to Virginia / edited by Carlotta Wells, assisted by John W. Wells and James C. Rundlett, II.
• Whitmore Swett collection. Mat. Type Archival Material, Maine Historical Society.
• The marching and fighting of the Tenth Maine Regiment, Author Russell, Benjamin. Maine Historical Society
• John Mead Gould papers Date 1841-1944
• Maine in the War for the Union: A History of the Part Borne by Maine Troops ...By William Edward Seaver Whitman, Charles Henry True
• James E. Mitchell, 10th Maine Infantry

USAHEC Resources

• Poem - LeighColl Book 29: 60 (“The Marching and Fighting of the Tenth Maine Regiment,” 1863)
• Binney, Henry M. - LeighColl Book 8: 50 (Enlisted man's letter, Dec 22, 1862)
• Gould Family - WalkerColl (Letter referring to Sergeant Thomas J. Gould, Apr 4, 1955)
• Gould, J. M. - WmPrinceColl (Letter to Adjutant, Apr 25, 1862)
• Gould, John M. - CWDocColl (Major's papers & correspondence from other officers and enlisted men, Aug 14, 1869-Mar 10, 1871)
• Harris, Charles - LeighColl Book 4: 23 (Enlisted man's letters, Jul 4 & Sep 2, 1862)
• Harris, Edwin J. - LeighColl Book 4: 23 (Enlisted man's letters, Sep 17 & Oct 20, 1862)
• Nye, George H. - OelligColl (General's letter, Aug 1, 1862)
• Nye, George H. - NyeColl (General's letters, Jun 10, 1861-May 1, 1866)