H. O. Wilds to Beriah Magoffin

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KYR-0001-020-0165

Document Genre

Petition

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Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives

Collection

Office of the Governor, Beriah Magoffin: Governor's Official Correspondence File, Petitions for Pardons and Remissions, 1859-1862

Item Location

MG17-95 to MG17-96

Place of Creation

Jackson County, Kentucky

Date of Creation

13 November 1860

Dates Mentioned

1860-11-13

1860-11-20

H. O. Wilds to Beriah Magoffin, 13 November 1860, Office of the Governor, Beriah Magoffin: Governor's Official Correspondence File, Petitions for Pardons and Remissions, 1859-1862, MG17-95 to MG17-96, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort, KY. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0001-020-0165, (accessed December 21, 2024).

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To his Ecl^y B. Magoffin Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky

Your petitioner H, O, Wilds would humbly state that at the present term of the Jackson Circuit Court he was fined fifty dollars upon an indictment ~~affair~~ for an alledged offence of carraying consealed a deadly weapon.

He states that he was not guilty of carrying the weapon, that it was his brothers pistol and he was only carrying it home for him in his coat pocket and does not believe it was concealed from ordinary observation

He states that ~~he states th~~ he is quite a young man and his mother is a widow and has a large family of little children, his father having lately died leaving nothing for the support of his family and it takes all his time and labor to assist his widowed mother in her support of the little infant children, and it will be almost impossible for him to pay the fine, for he has no property and would have to work it out by days works at a low price and the family cannot spare his labor. Wherefor he humbly asks a remission of the fine,

H. O Wilds

Sworn to before me by H. O. Wild this 13^th day Nov 1860

H Freeman J P J --

We the undersigned most humbly ask the fine against H. O. Wilds be remitted under the circumstances and condition of himself and his widowed mother & her family of infant children

Isaac J Farley P J J C
H. J. Clark
Harden Sloan
George Isaaks
W^m, boyle,
Stephen Carpenter
Hesikiah Isaaks
John Laks
Ja^s Hillard
Jarvis Isaacs
V.. W.. Morriss
H A Tinsher
W M Medcalf
Lewis Sandlin
Ja^s, P. Nance
Harris Freeman
Henry Faubers
Thomas Canter
Tho^s Lakes
Thomas Richardson
J, H. Durham
John A. Ward
Philp Marcum
John Coyle
B. Baker & Geo Rogers

William H Randall
G. Isaks
Emanuel Powell
M^c Willis
W^m willis
Hugh O Donnell
J, R Seale
Whitfield Moody
M C Hughs
T. V. Donnelsen
Sam., Abner
H. S. Isaasck
R Runyon
O P Jackson
M S Williams
W, C, Wilder
William Shelton
Fred Link
David Y Lyttle
Jas H angel
M N, Forbs
H Angel
S W Bicknell
H Slone
G M Pigg

We the undersigned Jurors that sat on the case, believing under the instructions of the court we were bound to fine Young H. O. Wilds guilty of carrying a consealed deadly weapon, but we do most respectfully ask the fine he remitted, under the circumstances and condition of the family

Kennada Sandlin one of the Jury
Samuel Carrell one of the Jury
Levi Park one of the Jurory
Joseph parat one of the Jury
W^m Abner one of the Jury
James Cox one of the Jury
J. W. Gabbord of the Jury
Ambros Brockman one of the Jury
Tho^s Harrison one of the Jury
Joab Cook one of the Jury
William Blanton on of a Jury
Hampton Flanery one of the Jury
Tho^s J Engle circuit court clerk

H. O. Wilds is poor His Father is dead His mother and ~~four~~ ^Two^ young sisters rely on Him for a support almost Entirely -- they Have no property

John Dishman

I hope the You will remit the fine against Wilds

Granville Pearl

Remitted
B. M
Jackson Cir ct
$50 } Concealed Weapons
H. O. Wilds
Iss^dNov 20. 1860

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