Correspondence

C. B. Snell to Thomas E. Bramlette

1864-02-11

Date of Creation
February 11, 1864
Place of Creation
Owenton, Owen County, Kentucky
Document Genre
Correspondence
Repository
Kentucky Department of Military Affairs
Collection
Enrolled Militia Records 1864 - 1865 ; Adair, Allen, Boyle, Daviess, Garrard, Owen, Pendleton, and Shelby counties
Box / Folder
Flat Box 7, Folder 862-864 OWEN COUNTY COURT TRIALS MAJ Benj. Haydon Schouler 6th Rgt Ky Mil.
CWGK Accession Number
KYR-0002-079-0021
Rights
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FTP Identifier
32212644
People
Snell, Carter Blanton
Bramlette, Thomas Elliott
Mahoney, Thomas
Schouler, [Unknown]
Places
Frankfort, Kentucky
Kentucky
Owenton, Kentucky
Organizations
Government of the United States of America
Office of the Inspector General of Kentucky
Dates
1864-02-11
1864-02-11
1864-02-13
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Citation

C. B. Snell to Thomas E. Bramlette, 1864-02-11, Enrolled Militia Records 1864 - 1865 ; Adair, Allen, Boyle, Daviess, Garrard, Owen, Pendleton, and Shelby counties, Kentucky Department of Military Affairs. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, https://discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0002-079-0021 (November 12, 2026).

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OwentonKyFeb 11th/64
To his Excellency the Grovnor
Sir

A Young man named Schouler was arrested in this county by a party of soldiers who went to Frankfort with Major Mahoney against who whom there are no charges which would justify either the arrest or detention

I have this from most reliable Union men — Malice had more to do with it ^probably^ than any thing else

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The young man was taken to Frankfort with other Prisoners and we hope you will have him released

His Father and friends generally are good Citizens

Very Respectfully
C. B. Snell

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Owenton Ky Feby 11th 1864

C. B. Snell
In regard to release of prisoner (Schuler)

answered that no such man is prisoner here.

Recd I. G. O.Feby 13th 1864