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Name | Description | Year | |
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1 | Hiram Dorr | Requesting a copy of the school law of this State. | 1869 |
2 | John Dorr | Petition recommending the appointment of Nathaniel Graves to the office of commissioner on state valuation. | 1869 |
3 | John Dorr | Petition requesting that Charles F. Stevens be appointed or employed to supervise the improvements of ventilation and heating for the Insane Hospital. | 1861 |
4 | Joseph P. Dorr | Recommending the reappointment of Joseph P. Dorr to the office of Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum for Washington County. | 1872 |
5 | Neal Dorr | Recommending J. N. Winslow to oversee the construction of the heating for the Insane hospital in Augusta. | 1861 |
6 | Samuel Dorr | Recommending the appointment of Samuel Dorr to the office of Coroner within Hancock County. | 1871 |
7 | Thomas W. Dorr | Requesting commissions to take acknowledgments etc. out of the State. | 1838 |
8 | Thomas W. Dorr | Declines the position as Commissioner for the State within Rhode Island, however, a recommendation for Thomas White to be appointed in his place. | 1839 |
9 | Thomas W. Dorr | Declining his commission as Commissioner for the State and to take the acknowledgments of Deed, etc. for the State within the State of Rhode Island. | 1839 |
10 | William Dorr | Piece of paper that states--receipts taken by William Door of Kennebec County for blanks. 1841. | 1841 |
11 | William Dorr | Acknowledging the receipt of blanks for the distribution to the towns within the Kennebec and Somerset Congressional District. | 1841 |
12 | William Dorr | Acknowledging the receipt of copies of a proclamation from the Governor. | 1841 |
13 | William Dorr | Acknowledging the receipt of copies of a proclamation from the Governor. | 1841 |
14 | William Dorr | Acknowledging the receipt of blank election returns. | 1841 |
15 | William Dorr | Acknowledging the receipt of blank election returns. | 1841 |
16 | William Dorr | Acknowledging the receipt of copies of a proclamation from the Governor. | 1841 |
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