M. L. Broadwell et al. to Thomas E. Bramlette
- Place of Creation
- Harrison County, Kentucky
- Document Genre
- Petition
- Repository
- Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives
- Collection
- Office of the Governor, Thomas E. Bramlette: Governor's official correspondence file, petitions for pardons, remissions, and respites 1863-1867
- Box / Folder
- BR42-unnumbered
- CWGK Accession Number
- KYR-0001-004-3517
- Rights
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- FTP Identifier
- 32206259
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- Dates
- 1858-11
Citation
M. L. Broadwell et al. to Thomas E. Bramlette, Office of the Governor, Thomas E. Bramlette: Governor's official correspondence file, petitions for pardons, remissions, and respites 1863-1867, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, https://discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0001-004-3517 (November 14, 2026).
To His Excellency Thomas. E. Bramlette
Governor of Kentucky:
We the undersigned citizens of Harrison County, would most respectfully represent to his Excellency Thomas E. Bramlette Governer of Kentucky that at the County Circuit Court. John Latart was in convicted of manslaughter, for killing William Doughan and by judgment of the court was ordered to be confined in the state penitentiary for the period of seven years. He was shorty afterward taken to the penitentiary, We feel fully assured that all the objects of the law, the reformation of the prisoner, being one of them, have been fully obtained, We would further represent that the father & mother of the prisoner are in very destitute circumstances, that they have no one else to look to for support, and this his assistance, which we feel assured he would give, is necessary to them. We think there is no one acquainted with the facts, but would willingly give his assent to ^the prisoners^ his being released. We ask your Excellency to extend to him the mercies
of law, and to release him from the remainder of his term.
M. L Broadwell J. H. C
J. Q. Ward Coty Atty
J L Griffith
Thomas.A. Ranken
P. Wherett ^late^ Clk Co Court
J S Boyds
G Remington
Y Y Bryent
J Newton Smith
R J Cummins
H Rowland
James R Fruth
Thos W Dalbrook
[...] N [...]
Henry Kimbrough
Samuel Claybok
J. S Withers
Peter Kramer
B C Dury
T. R. Rankin C. H. C
[...][...]
John Carter Juror
Robert Scott
J.. W.. Burnett
John Bruce Jailor H C
A S [...]
J. S. Frizell
C. Walton
Wm A Stewart
J. B. McClintock S H C
George W. Huffman
Robert.W. Sparrow
Robt Clifford
A J McNees
Jas M. Gadman
J. B. Bryant C H C
F Grun
L W Smith
L S yelton
Henry Sellars
D. B. Lemmon
D. F. Lemmon
P H Champughs
John W Davis
T J Terry A Crowe
David Sellars
Hamilton Bruce
J. T Howell
Sam Martin
Hugh Newell
Jacob Fogle
John Fogle
H,, H,, Harder
Henry Stone
To His Excellency Thos E Bramlette Gov of the State of Kentucky Your Peitioners respectfully state that Jno Latant was heretofore tried before the Circuit Court of Harrison County on the charge of having murdered William Dugan and a verdict was found against him for manslaughter & judgement rendered against him Condemming him to serve in the State Prison at Frankfort seven years; that about five years of the time has now Elapsed and in Consideration that the Evidence was of a doubtful character the deed having been done in a drunken brawl where five or six other men were engaged no malice was proved or pretended to have existed and the previous good character of Latart are all circumstances challenging Executive clemency in his behalf after this having served so long a time in the Prison we therefore request that he be now pardoned & released from his imprisonment
James G. Cunningham [...]
Richard Turner
E T Debrular
E P Rose
D N Whaling
Thos. F Michael
T. D. Kendall
B. N. Millent
J M Rose
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John B Egnew
Isaac N Hews
S. P. Debrular
Thos. B Huse
J. C Rose
Jno D Batson
Jas T Smith
R. Lancaster
J M White A F White
E. J. Morgan
G W ROdey
R. F. Thomasson
McOakley
T F Gibbs
J K Stone
M. Madden
Peter Nelson
James Little
H A Tyler
L W Gourley M D
J. W. Powell
W T Lacey
Peter George
W B Plummer
Ben F Gourley
Fred Wehmann
George Wehmann
R. D. Hanwood
H. C. Judge
R. E. Holmes
Boh Farris
F. Know
J. C. Heinze
H. Knoer
Thomas McCombs
E Margraff.
M. L. McGillan
Jno. B Walker
W B Walker Jr
L. G. Feele
Wm B Berry
W. T. Thompson
A. S. Anderson
H. C. Bailey
D. P. Sheltons
A. V. Underwood
G, W, Stubblefield Jailor F C
Jno. C. Gardner
Jno. T. Fugua
John Ringwood
Jo. Keith
C A Carpenter
J T A Roulhae
John Thompson
W R Walker
Isaac Winston
T R McMahan
J. F. Talley
Nicholas Marr
Chas C. Rosenberg
R R Holt
Thad. W. Thomas
J. A. Owenton
W. J. Powell
Abner Young
C. Ledridge
Jos. M Woods
M Brock
Robert Jones Cynthiana
J F Ware Clk Circt Court
N T Lindsay
W W Trimble
Chas T Wilson Clk Cty Ct
John [...]
[...][...]
J. R Curry
Isaac Ramey J P H C
W S Haviland
W B Glave Sheriff
James G Wood
Will [...]
J V Auden
Henry Warth
G S [...]
Wm M McMiller
Lucius Desha
James Bruce
Jas P. Robertson
Y. H. boar
F. Store
E Swem
G W Berry Capt & Pro Mar 6th Kentucky
Wm T. McNees
R S. Adams
J G. Berry
Wm R McNees
