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114 24. District of Alabama 1866. Endorsement on letter of Heilman, William H. 1" Lieut 15" U S Infantry, Commd'g Co. F. 32 Batt. dated Mobile, Ala. June 12, 1866, "Requests that the Descriptive List of Private Frank Gray, Co. F. 3 Batt 15th Infty be returned to the Head Quarters of his Company for correction. Head Quarters Dept of the South Macon Ga June 18 1866 Respectfully returned with descriptive he enclosed, which will be returned to this office after having been corrected. By Command of Bvt Maj Gen Woodhull A Ramsey Vininger A.A.G Head Quarters Dist. of Alabama Montgomery June 23d 1866 Respectfully referred to Commdg Officer Co F. 3d Batt. 15th U S Infty By Command of Maj Gen Wager Swayne O D Kinsman Bvt Major and A A G. 25 District of Alabama 1866 Endorsement on letter of A Judson Gray, A.A. Surg U S A, Mobile Ala May 25, 1866, Requests to be informed if there are vacancies in the Medical staff of the U S Colored Troops now in service, and if he could on application receive a reappointment in that corps. Head Quarters District of Alabama Montgomery Ala June 23d Respectfully Transmitted By order of Maj. Gen. Wager Swayne (Signed) O. D. Kinsman Bvt. Major and A. A. General 115 26 District of Alabama 1866 Endorsement on letter of D M Searles "Requests assistance to start a colored school in Clayton Alabama." Headquarters Dist of Alabama Montgomery June 23 1866 Respectfully referred to C. W. Buckley, Supt of Education By order of Maj. Gen Wager Swayne Signed - O. D. Kinsman Brevet Major & A A Genl. 27 District of Alabama. 1866 Endorsement on Papers of Certain Members of the M E Church [[strikethrough]] South [[/strikethrough]] in Huntsville, Ala. Office B R F & A L Huntsville Ala June 13 1866 Respectfully forwarded to Maj Gen Swayne for his official action, with information that it is my opinion that gross injustice has been done these colored people in this matter and I think the unjust action was prompted by a hatred toward the freedmen, and a desire to supplant the Northern people in their laudable efforts to elevate the freedmen by a proper course of education and moral instruction. I sincerely hope the building may be restored to them for church and School purposes. I am personally acquainted with the parties whose names are signed to the within papers, and know they are just what they represent themselves to be. I have the honor to be Your Obedt Servant John B Callis Bvt Col U S V Supt R F & A L Montgomery June 23d 1866. Respectfully returned to Bvt Col. J. B Callis who will place the colored congregation represented by Howard Echells and others in possession of the church, and see
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Edited & corrected - Bvt. Maj. Gen. Woodhull completed from prior pages