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George E. Roe et al. to Unknown

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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: MG25-89 to MG25-90
CWGK Accession Number: KYR-0001-020-2327
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George E. Roe et al. to Unknown, 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-0001-020-2327 (November 14, 2026).

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To his Excellency
The Governor of the Commonwealth of Ky

Whereas at the last term of the Greenup Circuit. Joseph Brown was fine the Sum of twenty five Dollars. for a breach of the publick peace. John Brown Lewis Brown and [Hose] Howe were fine in the Sum of ten Dollars apeice for alike offense. all the above persons are very poor and in humble circumstances and were from the testimony provoked. to commit the offense for which they were tried & fine. We the undersigned citizens of Greenup County and their neighbors would respectfully petition your Excellency — to remit said fine all except cost &c

Geo E Roe county Atty
James Bryan
J. Luparing
William Corum Clerk.
John [Holland]
Allen Mays [Jailer]

B F Pratt
Jacob Rake
J. S. Hur[d]
C, W, Van Bibber
John E. Winn
Jesse Corum
John Stewart

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N, F, Thorn
H. C. Davidson
James W Warring
John Brough
Alexander Rankin
James B Rankin
Tho^s Bohanon
Berry Brown
John [Clefton]
W^m G. Woodrow
John Boyle
Huston Girffy
James [Bousse]
J
John White
E, L, Poynter
A M Clarke
J. B. Puthuff
George Philips
J W Puthuff
James Worthington
R M^cCarron
Thomas Abrams
Bassel Abrams
G. H. Myres
Sanford Myres
John Myres
Jacob Howe

Geore R Canel
Francis Waring Sen
Henry Bush
Richard C[...]
Samuel Warnock
John W^m Warnock
B F Warnock
Matthew Warnock
David Bush
James Alxander
Cyrus Van Bibbe J
Marshal Baker
Robert A Garrison
Robert A Smith
Elias Gray
W H Warnock
J W Warnock
Charles Fillmoar
Darell [...]
C W Secrest M D
Tho^s T. G. Waring
John B. Day
W^m Day
G L Kehoe
F M Batman
L B Callen
James Y. Pugh
James Slome

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Thomas Collins
Jas Collins
Charles R Calleibrand
F M^cNamee
C M^cNamee
John M^cLaughlin
Edward Sweeney
Martin Noon
Lewis Bryan
Wm: Nolen
G M Bays
John Garther
H Griffiths
William J Patton
Idin Boring
James D Syar
Jackson Phelps
Cornelious Anderson
Edward Bush
Cornelius B Anderson
John Bush
A J glenn
George W Manges
J W Jacobs
Basel Jior Abrams
Samson Beden
Wesley Braden
John Braden
James Coffee

O, N, Jones
A Sloane
Joseph Nickel
R B Roe
[...][Kapple]
[Hiramason Richardson]
William Rister
Saml F. Hall
Granville Alexander
Francis Waring
John Magary
Solomon Tingler
Henry E Waring
W F Ranling
Jas. Ed. Waring