Series 5: Correspondence, 1861-1913
Most of the correspondence in Series 5 relate to the Adjutant General's Office, but some correspondence of the governor and other state officials is also included.
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5.7 Letters out from Adjutant General's Office, 1861-1913
Press copies of letters out relating to all affairs of the Military Establishment. Primarily policy statements relating to organization of units. Includes information relating to salaries of personnel, appropriations, transportation, and mobilization of troops in war and peacetime, activities, training programs, competitions, and reports of special investigations. Occasionally copies of Certificates of Service are included.
Old Series 60
5.8 Letters in to Adjutant General's Office, 1864-1903
Letters in to Adjutant General's Office requesting authority and permission for proper arming and equipping of military units for special occasions. Includes applications for commissions and replies about individual servicemen, December 28, 1864 through December 31, 1903. Letters dated June through December 1903, in binder marked 1904 on spine. First Volume of letters dated December 28, 1864 through December 1, 1889 marked 1866-1888 on spine.
Old Series 68
5.10 Letters out from Secretary of State Military Board, 1879-1913
Press copies of letters sent relating to all affairs of the board. Includes investigations of misconduct of State Troops, business relating to insane soldiers who are state charges, records of service, uniforms and equipment. Backstrip missing.
Old Series 70
5.12 Letters in to Adjutant General's Office, 1897-1907
Letters in relative to availability of men and need for arms and equipment necessary to organization of companies. Arranged alphabetically by county. Two folders arranged by name of correspondent.
Old Series 73
Series 6: General and Special Orders, 1847-1910
Press copies of handwritten and typewritten orders together with printed copies issued by Michigan Military Establishment relating to administration of all units, resignations, election returns, promotions, discharges, mobilization for war and conduct of peacetime maneuvers. Occasionally includes printed manuals for Sharp's rifle, uniforms, and other equipment. Entry is chronological. Index to subjects in most Volume.
Old Series 48