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A handwritten note signed on Dec 3, 1863 by E. A. Fisk, Captain 30th Regt Mass Vol Infantry County Vol Detachment certifying that Royal Stimpson of Greenfield, Mass enlisted on the thirteenth day of October 1863 to serve in the 34th Regt Mass Vol. Stimpson enlisted as a married man and has a wife and two children depending upon him for support and as such is entitled to all State County Township Bounties & Aid.

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Note from T. E. Hall Adjutant 21st Regt. states as follows: This may certify that George E. Cook of Warwick Mass, enlisted into Company A 21st Reg.Mass Vol on the 19th day of July 1861 and sworn into the service of the United States on the 16th day of Aug 1861. Signed December 22, 1861 by Adjutant 21st Reg.

Civil War enlisting orders dated June 1, 1864 from F. N. Clarke, Major 5th U.S. Art'y, A.A.P.M. Gen. Mass.
The selectmen are authorized to act as Recruiting Agents. The Disbursing Officer will pay the premium of $15.00 for a veteran, $10 for a raw recruit.

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Letter dated July 1869 from Samuel Lamb explaining the claims of Royal Stimson and others upon the town of Warwick for bounty money.

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This order is necessary to secure the knowledge at some central location of all facts and the central movements of the militia.

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This document references the quota of 300,000 militia to be called to serve for a period of 9 months. The enrollment lists are to be kept in the office of the town clerk and the assessors are urged to use all dispatch in completing and returning the the new enrollments

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This order specifies the way that mayors or selectmen should make their returns concerning the number of men enlisted or mustered into service.

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John Duffy of Warwick served as a Private and is partially disabled and applying for aid. Dated Jan 4, 1879. Signed by Samuel Hastings, Justice of the Peace.

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1862 State Draft Schedule (Schedule A) to accompany the Order for a Draft, to be executed on December 8, 1862. The following is listed for Warwick: Non-Exempts not in three years' service 64, Non-Exempts in three years' service 53, Total non-exempts 117, Whole quota 63, Three years men 53, Nine months men 10

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This general order asks people to be observant to notice if they note officers or men at home who should be back in their regiments. They are encouraged to realize that if people on sick leave recover, they should be rejoining their regiments.

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