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Thomas S. Lowe et al. to Charles S. Morehead

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Document Genre: Petition
Repository: 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
Box / Folder: MG25-67 to MG25-68
CWGK Accession Number: KYR-0001-020-2313
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Thomas S. Lowe et al. to Charles S. Morehead, Office of the Governor, Beriah Magoffin: Governor's Official Correspondence File, Petitions for Pardons and Remissions, 1859-1862, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, https://discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0001-020-2313 (November 14, 2026).

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To his Excellency Charles S. Morehead Govenor of Ky

The undersigned, Petitioners ^citizens of Hancock Co^ respectfully Represent that at the last term of the Henderson Circuit Court a Judgment was rendered according Execution against Abraham Callendra & Mildred Pullin for $600 as securities in a Bail Bond entered into by them for the appearance of Lewis L Pullin in said court to answer an indictment for Counterfeiting — they say that the said Pullian was a near relative of the said Collander & Midred Pullian who resides in [...][...] Hancock Co Ky — that they were drunk [...] influenced by considerations of kind [...] Peition to [...] as his surety — that they confidently expected him to appear and answer the indictment — that they had no instrumentality in preventing his appearance, the said Collander is a Black Smith by trade & occupation has a family and is ^in^ very modest circumstances so much so as that the payment of one half the Bond would exhaust his estate the said Mildred Pullin is a widow in ^humble^ ~~moderate~~ circumstances having ~~nothing~~ no property except a Lot in Lewisport on which she resides which would not be more than sufficient to pay one half

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the said Execution — that she is about [...] Years of age — that the only son on whom She relied for a support lost his life in the Burning of the steam Boat RainBow ^last fall^so that She has now no reliance for a support except the home she has in Lewisport before referred to and the aid of the said ~~Collander~~ Callander her son in law maybe able to [...] —

Wherefore they pray that your excellency will remit said forfeiture

Tho. S. Lowe
Daniel Jagars
James Roberts
Saml M^cAdams
John J. Curder
Michael T Fritz
John S. Candiff
R Darsille
W. P. D Bush
David C. Miller sen^r
Joseph P. Hall Jr
Sam^l K Cox
Manson Lawson
Eugene A. Faulconer
N. C. Davison
John M^cBrown

W [...]
E Shrader
P. H. Missuance
N A Williams
C B Danear
W W Badger
Hopkins Maran
James E Steve clk
R. Y. Bush
D S. Thomas
W S Thomas
J. C. Morehead
J. E Stringer
Daniel Thraihill
William Moors

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George W Blanford
J F Gabbert
Jno. P. M. Jett.
Benjamin Jones
Fr D Lewis
David W Blandford
henry casey
Morris Owens
George W [...]
Columbus Galbert
Jessee Consley
John J Smith
G W Taylor
T. Dulin
Jas Prentis —
James Taylor
Ben Morris
Henry Dale
Geo Smith
Joe Greathouse
John Consley
A Reynolds
E B Prentis
Daniel Saard
Thos L Kerisy
Samuel Anderson
John A Blackford
William L Estes

John Harley
James F. Harley
C. B. banks
Jospeh Holland
R C Thom
Hiram Kallam
J G [...]
R A Holland
R Colbert
C Shadner
Q vanvalter
C bivens
Wm H Blackford
John H Hendrickson
John Montgomery
John.P. Miller
William V Hume
Thos H Estes
A Buns
C Wyth henley
J. D. Pernett
A G Valater
Joel Newman
B B Bates
James Monarch
H.. F Stowery
John, G, Late,

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G. J. Pale
F. S. Greyham
A. G. Hall
Stephen McDaniel Senr
Jos. G. Smith
Z. M. Blackford
Rev R W. Trimble
Tho^s Fetherston
Ben Harper
William Teasley
Wm Bivine
B F Monarch
H Waggner
C. Coak
Tom Blincoe
P. Z. Abbott
Tho^s H Parker
William Duncan Sq
G D Howe
S p M^cDonald
M Stewart
Samuel Montgomery
O W Howe
W A Blanford

John Clark
H. C. Brown
W A Davison
T W Thornton
A. Lewis
George Hyman
M M Morten
Jo C. Pell
Hezekiah Willis
W H Webb
Benedict Baker
A J Corp
W. P. Haywood
W. W. Slaughter M D
W. R Davis M D
W L. Payne
S P
S, B, Pell
E T. Pell
G. W. Pell
L. L. Proper
D Dawn
R S Blanford
J. E. Pernett
W S. Gibbis Sheriff Hancock