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to Lorenzo Thomas
17 April 1863
Schenk, Robert, fl. 1863
Schenk, writing from the Middle Department, encloses a Certificate of Disability for Private James A. Briggs (not included). Attention is invited to surgeon George Rex.
GLC02750.046
to John Sullivan
2 July 1863
Bliss, Zenas Randall, 1835-1900
Obeying special orders from the War Department, Colonel Bliss relieves Captain Ethan A. Jenks from duty.
GLC02750.047
Colonel Bliss informs Adjutant General Thomas that Captain Ethan A. Jenks knew nothing of "Fraudulently enlisting a Private in his Company who served but one Month and drew bounty." Bliss attests to Jenks' character and requests reconsideration of...
GLC02750.048
to John Parke
Colonels Arnold and Bliss inform Major General Parke that guards will accompany Captain Ethan A. Jenks to Cairo, Illinois
GLC02750.049
[members of the seventh regiment, Rhode Island Volunteers express regrest regarding the dismissal of Captain Ethan A. Jenks]
Members of Seventh Regiment, Rhode Island Volunteers
Members of the Seventh Regiment praise Jenks' service and object to his dismissal, stating that "His career has been marked by patient endurance and fair answering devotion to the cause of Our ... Country."
GLC02750.050
[dates related to Ethan A. Jenks' dismissal]
3 July 1863
Written on a small notebook, this sheet lists the chronology of Jenks' dismissal.
GLC02750.051
[certificate granting Jenks permission to ride as a passenger on any steamboat in Cairo, Illinois not exclusivley in governmental service]
7 July 1863
Swayne, Wagner, fl. 1863
Also signed by Deputy [?] Swenney. Wagner Swayne signs as Provost Marshal.
GLC02750.052
to Edwin M. Stanton
16 July 1863
Smith, James, fl. 1863
Smith, Governor of Rhode Island, informs Stanton, Secretary of War, that "the first notice Captain Jenckes [Ethan A. Jenks] received of the commission on the charge made against him was the order dismissing him."
GLC02750.053
to Abraham Lincoln
Smith, Governor of Rhode Island, informs President Lincoln that "the first notice which Captain Ethan A. Jenks received of the commission on the charge made against him was the order dismissing him from Service, while on duty at the Siege of...
GLC02750.054
to John G. Nicholay
21 July 1863
Sanford, A., fl. 1863
Sanford, U. S. Marshal, requests that General Nicholay, Private Secretary of President Lincoln, assist Captain Ethan Jenks in delivering an Executive Communication from Rhode Island Governor James Y. Smith. States that the Communication (not...
GLC02750.055
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